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Outlandish CEO Pay: How to Fix the Problem

Having sex with young teen girls is not as immoral as the government determining wages, huh? Because nothing - NOTHING - is more immoral than that. Murder, arson, grand larceny - none of those are as bad as the government determining wages. Not that I am advocating this, but you are a loon.


On Sep 23 07:07 AM CLH wrote:

> I cant think of anything more immoral than govt. determining wages
> and salary. Both minimum and maximum pay should be determined only
> by the owners of the corporations and not the govt. who know nothing
> about anything.

Six Signs Economy Is Turning the Corner

Let me give you a hint, the global financial system is not only not bankrupt, the term doesn't even make sense.


On Jul 19 02:28 PM Did U Think The Ponzi Scheme Would Last? wrote:

> I'm going to let you in on a little secret. The global financial
> system is bankrupt. In addition, when you talk about taxpayers paying
> for this or that bail out you are badly mistaken since our government
> has no money and neither do taxpayers. No, the bailouts are not
> being paid for they are being financed with more debt. This debt
> absolutely ensures that the US is a debt slave going forward and
> thus cannot recover. This is a debt death spiral.
>
> Let me give you another hint. The trend for the markets and the
> economy is still down. This is but a monster sucker's rally within
> the broader meltdown but within 2-3 months the meltdown will resume.
> Elliott wave followers call this rally Primary 2 and they predicted
> it would happen in advance and then called the start of it nearly
> to the day. Folks like Prechter said it would be the biggest rally
> of the meltdown yet and that it would fool many sheeple into believing
> the meltdown was over. In reading your post I guess he was right
> again.
>
> After Primary 2 ends will come Primary 3 - a massive collapse which
> will lead to lower lows. It will occur because the debt that has
> already gone bad and yet has been hidden on bank balance sheets will
> begin to stink so badly that no amount of kitty litter will cover
> it up. Once the stench becomes unmaskable then the truth will come
> out and it will crash the system. Again, the debt is already bad
> its just that accounting tricks have been allowed to cover it up
> and kick the can down the road. But you can't fool all the sheeple
> all the time and sheeple are beginning to awaken.
>
> Just remember back to the crash of 29-32 and all the times that people
> thought it was bottoming and turning around. Each time they were
> wrong.
>
> Welcome to the great depression of 2009.

Seven Uncomfortable Predictions for the Economy

Yeah, the writer should post a real picture. This isn't an internet dating site.


On Mar 30 09:11 AM bagman432 wrote:

> OMG - smart & beautiful.
>
> Talk about nailing the situation. It might be time to renew that
> passport, sell that house (if you can), and think about moving to
> a place with a little less corruption. The way this country is going
> how long will it be before the government puts restrictions on leaving
> the country with gold, silver, or other hard assets? I know they
> trample our constitution on a daily basis. Anyone who thinks for
> a second that our rights are safe in America is delusional or blind.
> The clock is ticking and Ms. Bawden's comments are on the money.
> If you really want to protect your family it might be prudent to
> consider an escape plan. It may seem absurd to some but considering
> the average American's apathetic nature I just don't see much hope.
>
>
> Canada?, Costa Rica?, here I come!