political and responsibility sounds oxymoronic...like military and intelligence
deathanol is a prime example...we dont need biofuels for 600 yrs in this country alone (not counting the reserves in our neighbors to the north)...just need to convert engines to natural gas aka propane...duh..we've been doing this for the past two decades...give or take
a bottle of (off-brand) bleach used to be one gallon for $.79...then it went to 3 quarts for $.79...then it went to 3 quarts for $.99...then it went to 3 quarts for $1.29. i havent checked it lately.
my vote never counts...but i vote to stick bernanke on an island and let him rot. i wouldnt even put big al on the same island. god only knows what plan for re-invasion they would come up with.
just toss them a couple of bags of seed corn, a book of instructions and bid them a not-so-fond farewell. FOREVER AND EVER AMEN
Government Bailout Necessary to Prevent Furthur Deterioration [View article]
here are a few interesting questions, siresage: exactly how do we KNOW the FDIC will do its job?
we taxpayers dont even need to be involved in this. Actually, we Americans are a nuisance to the system as a whole. the Treasury/FED complex can issue t-bills to the IRS, who then distributes the money to whatever federal agencies need money.
Theoretically, the IRS doesnt need to exist...but why eliminate a perfectly useless agency and start a precedent?
how do KNOW the local banks are not involved in toxic waste? just because they say so?
they speak, therefore what they speak is true? since when?
book value is one thing...what is bsc REALLY worth and will we ever know?
if jpm is really buying out bsc for two bucks, then why is bsc stock still selling higher?
i wonder if the sec should take a look at insider information...and does their authority extend to the FED and the Treasury? what kind of silliness is this?
if this turns out to be smoke and mirrors, does bennie get to spend hard time in a place where many investors eagerly await his premiere performance?
Warning Signs of a Modern Depression: See 1990 Japan [View article]
Great article. Finally we have someone with brains and common sense: a rare combo among most publish or perishers here.
I do not profess to know ‘jack’ about finance. I do have some common sense answers. a. Sub prime…forget those fools. Caveat Emptor is the name of the game. They screwed themselves. Let them pay the price. b. Everyone claims price controls didn’t work. Nonsense. Big corporations love to chant this. Their prices go up by ‘harmlessly’ passing on everything. They thrive on this country. Let them help pay the bills around here. c. The FED is unconstitutional. Either kill it or make it stick to its alleged job: control inflation. Period. d. Let the moronically greedy banks fail. New ones will gobble them up and be stronger yet. e. Greed must eventually pay. Let it do so now…at its own expense, without government intervention. f. It’s too bad we cannot put a halt to the present administration. As for the future wannabes, this bunch of misfits and mental cripples will do more damage then what we have now. Jefferson was right. He is the only one I would vote for as president. g. Lawyers may make good lawyers. They make disgusting administrators. Scrap all fiduciary laws and write reasonable ones. h. Stop the madness: vote all politicians and judges out of office. i. Add one amendment to the constitution for voting: NO CANDIDATE. This forces the dictatorial parties to rethink who they will present as candidate. In the interim, utilize the president pro-tem of the senate with a panel of all parties to ensure nothing will pass except absolute necessities. j. Bring all and I mean ALL troops home within 90 days. Cost savings alone will invalidate the need for additional taxes. k. Force the Treasury, BLS, the FED, et al to tell the truth. Reinstate realistic and truthful reports. l. Worry about the infrastructural mess among government agencies later.
The Bernanke Fed's Next Interest Rate Cut Will Be Its Last [View article]
Here is another *wait a second*.
If the FED will start to RAISE rates to drive inflation back down, what was the point of LOWERING rates to save Wall Street in the first place?
Are foreign investors this stupid? Are we?
American giants are poised...or should i say circling...to raise prices. Prices go up...and having gone up...tend never to go down.
Altho my sinuses are clogged, do i smell conspiracy theory here? If a falling dollar was designed to generate foreign investment in the US and stimulate foreign trade...exactly what will a rising dollar do?
why bother with bernanke's bullshit cpi? our beloved government is lying through its teeth. any conversation involving cpi is useless garbage...so why does anyone even bother to comment on it?
Why Geithner's Plan Will Work [View article]
has our beloved treasury secretary even CONSIDERED the consequences when the foreigners decide not to buy t-bills?
its gonna happen....maybe our beloved president and congress will seek the advice of zimbabwe's gono
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The Fed's Coming Rate Hikes [View article]
deathanol is a prime example...we dont need biofuels for 600 yrs in this country alone (not counting the reserves in our neighbors to the north)...just need to convert engines to natural gas aka propane...duh..we've been doing this for the past two decades...give or take
Who's Wrong About Inflation? [View article]
a bottle of (off-brand) bleach used to be one gallon for $.79...then it went to 3 quarts for $.79...then it went to 3 quarts for $.99...then it went to 3 quarts for $1.29. i havent checked it lately.
this doesnt include the quality reduction.
and you believe the government?
Tax Assessor's Nightmare [View article]
Is Bernanke our Napoleon? [View article]
just toss them a couple of bags of seed corn, a book of instructions and bid them a not-so-fond farewell. FOREVER AND EVER AMEN
Hillary, Greenspan and Volcker [View article]
yes hillary should follow a similar fate....i wish we could go at least 4 years without a president. maybe THEN all the mess would end.
silly thinking...of course...but who is there??????????? great set of possiblities...a war monger, a nazi, and a guy who relies on a campaign song.
the soap has green crystals AS WELL AS blue crystals....WOW!!!
if t. jefferson were alive, i would vote for him as many times as possible, with ben franklin as vp.
Attitudes Lead, the CPI Lags [View article]
Government Bailout Necessary to Prevent Furthur Deterioration [View article]
we taxpayers dont even need to be involved in this. Actually, we Americans are a nuisance to the system as a whole. the Treasury/FED complex can issue t-bills to the IRS, who then distributes the money to whatever federal agencies need money.
Theoretically, the IRS doesnt need to exist...but why eliminate a perfectly useless agency and start a precedent?
how do KNOW the local banks are not involved in toxic waste? just because they say so?
they speak, therefore what they speak is true? since when?
Anatomy of a Bailout [View article]
if jpm is really buying out bsc for two bucks, then why is bsc stock still selling higher?
i wonder if the sec should take a look at insider information...and does their authority extend to the FED and the Treasury? what kind of silliness is this?
if this turns out to be smoke and mirrors, does bennie get to spend hard time in a place where many investors eagerly await his premiere performance?
Warning Signs of a Modern Depression: See 1990 Japan [View article]
I do not profess to know ‘jack’ about finance.
I do have some common sense answers.
a. Sub prime…forget those fools. Caveat Emptor is the name of the game. They screwed themselves. Let them pay the price.
b. Everyone claims price controls didn’t work. Nonsense. Big corporations love to chant this. Their prices go up by ‘harmlessly’ passing on everything. They thrive on this country. Let them help pay the bills around here.
c. The FED is unconstitutional. Either kill it or make it stick to its alleged job: control inflation. Period.
d. Let the moronically greedy banks fail. New ones will gobble them up and be stronger yet.
e. Greed must eventually pay. Let it do so now…at its own expense, without government intervention.
f. It’s too bad we cannot put a halt to the present administration. As for the future wannabes, this bunch of misfits and mental cripples will do more damage then what we have now. Jefferson was right. He is the only one I would vote for as president.
g. Lawyers may make good lawyers. They make disgusting administrators. Scrap all fiduciary laws and write reasonable ones.
h. Stop the madness: vote all politicians and judges out of office.
i. Add one amendment to the constitution for voting: NO CANDIDATE. This forces the dictatorial parties to rethink who they will present as candidate. In the interim, utilize the president pro-tem of the senate with a panel of all parties to ensure nothing will pass except absolute necessities.
j. Bring all and I mean ALL troops home within 90 days. Cost savings alone will invalidate the need for additional taxes.
k. Force the Treasury, BLS, the FED, et al to tell the truth. Reinstate realistic and truthful reports.
l. Worry about the infrastructural mess among government agencies later.
The Bernanke Fed's Next Interest Rate Cut Will Be Its Last [View article]
If the FED will start to RAISE rates to drive inflation back down, what was the point of LOWERING rates to save Wall Street in the first place?
Are foreign investors this stupid? Are we?
American giants are poised...or should i say circling...to raise prices. Prices go up...and having gone up...tend never to go down.
Altho my sinuses are clogged, do i smell conspiracy theory here? If a falling dollar was designed to generate foreign investment in the US and stimulate foreign trade...exactly what will a rising dollar do?
Who benefits? Who loses?
CPI: Respite or Reversal? [View article]
try going to a store
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now the rot turned to slime.
takes more taxpayer dollars.
and a brand new government agency FSSA federal slime-sloppers agency
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