Eisboch wrote:

Looks like later today "we" will own 60% of General Motors.
What a country, huh?

Only cost us about $56 billion for a company that has been insolvent
since 1980.

Eisboch


How much of Iraq will we own for the two trillion plus we'll be spending
on that fiasco?

Maybe when we visit Iraq as tourists, we can check out "Eisboch Alley."

Looks like later today "we" will own 60% of General Motors.
What a country, huh?

Only cost us about $56 billion for a company that has been insolvent since
1980.

Eisboch

"HK" wrote in message
m...
Eisboch wrote:

Looks like later today "we" will own 60% of General Motors.
What a country, huh?

Only cost us about $56 billion for a company that has been insolvent
since 1980.

Eisboch


How much of Iraq will we own for the two trillion plus we'll be spending
on that fiasco?

Maybe when we visit Iraq as tourists, we can check out "Eisboch Alley."



Typical, tunnel vision response from Harry that has absolutely nothing to do
with the thread topic.

Eisboch

On Jun 1, 9:28*am, "Eisboch" wrote:
"HK" wrote in message

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Eisboch wrote:

Looks like later today "we" *will own 60% of General Motors.
What a country, huh?

Only cost us about $56 billion for a company that has been insolvent
since 1980.

Eisboch

How much of Iraq will we own for the two trillion plus we'll be spending
on that fiasco?

Maybe when we visit Iraq as tourists, we can check out "Eisboch Alley."

Typical, tunnel vision response from Harry that has absolutely nothing to do
with the thread topic.

Eisboch- Hide quoted text -

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I agree with this post.

Eisboch wrote:

"HK" wrote in message
m...
Eisboch wrote:

Looks like later today "we" will own 60% of General Motors.
What a country, huh?

Only cost us about $56 billion for a company that has been insolvent
since 1980.

Eisboch


How much of Iraq will we own for the two trillion plus we'll be
spending on that fiasco?

Maybe when we visit Iraq as tourists, we can check out "Eisboch Alley."



Typical, tunnel vision response from Harry that has absolutely nothing
to do with the thread topic.

Eisboch


Oh. Taxpaper dollars have nothing to do with your post? Who is "we"?

On Mon, 1 Jun 2009 09:28:46 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote:


"HK" wrote in message
om...
Eisboch wrote:

Looks like later today "we" will own 60% of General Motors.
What a country, huh?

Only cost us about $56 billion for a company that has been insolvent
since 1980.

Eisboch


How much of Iraq will we own for the two trillion plus we'll be spending
on that fiasco?

Maybe when we visit Iraq as tourists, we can check out "Eisboch Alley."



Typical, tunnel vision response from Harry that has absolutely nothing to do
with the thread topic.

Eisboch

And besides, the guy spending the money on Iraq is Obama.
--
John H

"The problem with Socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money." --Margaret Thatcher

"Eisboch" wrote in message
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Looks like later today "we" will own 60% of General Motors.
What a country, huh?

Only cost us about $56 billion for a company that has been insolvent since
1980.

Eisboch

Could have bought them for $150M this morning at 27 cents a share.

Or could have picked them up for a few billion in chapter 11....or cheaper
in chapter 7.

But big noisy statism...line the buddies pockets.

Makes me wonder though. Why did it pop up to 80 cents or so? After a 100:1
or more dilution in this plan, it isn't worth 27 cents. Do people holding
GM shares not now know they are valued at about the same as a roll of toilet
paper? LOL, buy 100 shares so you can wipe your arse.

"HK" wrote in message
m...
Eisboch wrote:

Looks like later today "we" will own 60% of General Motors.
What a country, huh?

Only cost us about $56 billion for a company that has been insolvent
since 1980.

Eisboch


How much of Iraq will we own for the two trillion plus we'll be spending
on that fiasco?

Maybe when we visit Iraq as tourists, we can check out "Eisboch Alley."

And think, if the $2 trillion was left in the taxpayers pockets, add the
trillion for banks and other over spending to get 3 trillion, and they were
as usual spending it would we have a depression/recession?

Government made depression, keeps people down. Herd management.

On Mon, 1 Jun 2009 21:56:37 -0600, "Canuck57" wrote:

Makes me wonder though. Why did it pop up to 80 cents or so? After a 100:1
or more dilution in this plan, it isn't worth 27 cents. Do people holding
GM shares not now know they are valued at about the same as a roll of toilet
paper? LOL, buy 100 shares so you can wipe your arse.

My father-in-law had some kind of GM bonds. When his wife died, that
somehow provided a loophole, so he could back out of the purchase
without loss. GM products have been **** for 30 years or more. It had
to catch up with them. Daughter got a Lumina for seven grand with less
than ten thou on the clock. Fast depreciation.We call it the ****box.

Casady

Canuck57 wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
m...
Eisboch wrote:
Looks like later today "we" will own 60% of General Motors.
What a country, huh?

Only cost us about $56 billion for a company that has been insolvent
since 1980.

Eisboch

How much of Iraq will we own for the two trillion plus we'll be spending
on that fiasco?

Maybe when we visit Iraq as tourists, we can check out "Eisboch Alley."

And think, if the $2 trillion was left in the taxpayers pockets, add the
trillion for banks and other over spending to get 3 trillion, and they were
as usual spending it would we have a depression/recession?

Government made depression, keeps people down. Herd management.



Not to worry. This is just part of Obama's wealth redistribution plan
that he promised us. At least there is one campaign promise he kept.