Not for those who are unable to think for themselves....

No. 1: The middle class may never be the same again
No. 2: The recovery could take a really long time
No. 3: The recovery could only be temporary
No. 4: Then what? This time, we don't have the tools to get out of a
recession
No. 5: The 'very serious' people in Washington are still obsessed about the
deficit
No. 6: Whatever is making the stock market go up could go away
No. 7: The hugely irresponsible financial sector remains unchastened

Read the whole article at

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_433688.html

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Nom=de=Plume

On Jan 23, 12:54*pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
Not for those who are unable to think for themselves....

No. 1: The middle class may never be the same again
No. 2: The recovery could take a really long time
No. 3: The recovery could only be temporary
No. 4: Then what? This time, we don't have the tools to get out of a
recession
No. 5: The 'very serious' people in Washington are still obsessed about the
deficit
No. 6: Whatever is making the stock market go up could go away
No. 7: The hugely irresponsible financial sector remains unchastened

Read the whole article at

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0...-the-econom_n_...

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Nom=de=Plume

Huffington Post, who? OHHHHH, you mean the people who for some reason
think it is scandalous that Scot Brown's girls wear bikinis.

"Frogwatch" wrote in message
...
On Jan 23, 12:54 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
Not for those who are unable to think for themselves....

No. 1: The middle class may never be the same again
No. 2: The recovery could take a really long time
No. 3: The recovery could only be temporary
No. 4: Then what? This time, we don't have the tools to get out of a
recession
No. 5: The 'very serious' people in Washington are still obsessed about
the
deficit
No. 6: Whatever is making the stock market go up could go away
No. 7: The hugely irresponsible financial sector remains unchastened

Read the whole article at

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0...-the-econom_n_...

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Nom=de=Plume

Huffington Post, who? OHHHHH, you mean the people who for some reason
think it is scandalous that Scot Brown's girls wear bikinis.


Obviously, you didn't read the article. If you had, you would have read
about how Obama isn't doing the right thing in a few areas. Time to take
your aluminum cap off and wake up.

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Nom=de=Plume

On Sun, 24 Jan 2010 11:34:27 -0700, Canuck57
wrote:

On 23/01/2010 4:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:
wrote in message


Huffington Post, who? OHHHHH, you mean the people who for some reason
think it is scandalous that Scot Brown's girls wear bikinis.


Obviously, you didn't read the article. If you had, you would have read
about how Obama isn't doing the right thing in a few areas. Time to take
your aluminum cap off and wake up.

Is that an understatement.

You can't spend your way out of debt, even if you are a liberal-democrat
debt monger.

and the GOP tried to prove that you could

they cut taxes on the rich while they didn't reduce spending. george
bush was the biggest spender in US history



For $2 trillion down the rabbit hole of bailouts, corruption and debt
mongering, if obamanomics was worth a cold crap, you would see middle
class results by now.

meaningless characterization. the plan was developed by bernanke, head
of the fed, while he was head of the fed under bush

contrary to the moron's continuing assertions, the depression began in
2007, not on january 2009.

and the 'free market' view of economics has collapsed. only the right
whine believes it as a matter of faith.


But all Americans have now is more debt. More debt means less wealth.

and if we'd had 25% unemployment like we did in the last depression?

Sad so many are going to get a harsh lesson in economics 101. The basic
rule of becoming wealthy is simple for governemtns and people alike.
Spend less than you have for income, ALWAYS. Or become a slave to debt.

tell it to the socialist for the rich bush

On Sun, 24 Jan 2010 11:30:07 -0700, Canuck57
wrote:

On 23/01/2010 1:54 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:
Not for those who are unable to think for themselves....

No. 1: The middle class may never be the same again

Agreed.

No. 2: The recovery could take a really long time

Agreed. Certainly a decade if not a generation.

No. 3: The recovery could only be temporary

The current market is oversold to fundimentals, I would agree a double
dip is coming.

No. 4: Then what? This time, we don't have the tools to get out of a
recession

Government are themselves bankupt. Read the three pigs fable. Liberal
squandering during good times...

?? george bush was the biggest spender in history along with reagan

neither was liberal

moron knows zip about US history




No. 5: The 'very serious' people in Washington are still obsessed about the
deficit

They know it will in due time criple the government itself. They can't
tax us 110% - even a dumb**** liberal knows that.

well they can try to destroy the middle class by taking ALL of our
pensions (as they have) AND raiding our 401K's as they have done

true right whiners


No. 6: Whatever is making the stock market go up could go away

Not likely, it is going up in part on inflation worries. Better to own
10,000 shares of GM than having $140,000 if depreciating cash in the
bank. That is if there is a bank left.

No. 7: The hugely irresponsible financial sector remains unchastened

Rememebr it was government sponsored. Where was congress in all of
this? Suckin back liberal-dim cudo's for cheap debt?

anybody know what 'government sponsored' means? more babbling from the
right wing moron. a term without definition

"Canuck57" wrote in message
...
On 23/01/2010 4:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:
wrote in message
...
On Jan 23, 12:54 pm, wrote:
Not for those who are unable to think for themselves....

No. 1: The middle class may never be the same again
No. 2: The recovery could take a really long time
No. 3: The recovery could only be temporary
No. 4: Then what? This time, we don't have the tools to get out of a
recession
No. 5: The 'very serious' people in Washington are still obsessed about
the
deficit
No. 6: Whatever is making the stock market go up could go away
No. 7: The hugely irresponsible financial sector remains unchastened

Read the whole article at

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0...-the-econom_n_...

--
Nom=de=Plume

Huffington Post, who? OHHHHH, you mean the people who for some reason
think it is scandalous that Scot Brown's girls wear bikinis.


Obviously, you didn't read the article. If you had, you would have read
about how Obama isn't doing the right thing in a few areas. Time to take
your aluminum cap off and wake up.

Is that an understatement.

You can't spend your way out of debt, even if you are a liberal-democrat
debt monger.

For $2 trillion down the rabbit hole of bailouts, corruption and debt
mongering, if obamanomics was worth a cold crap, you would see middle
class results by now.

But all Americans have now is more debt. More debt means less wealth.

Sad so many are going to get a harsh lesson in economics 101. The basic
rule of becoming wealthy is simple for governemtns and people alike. Spend
less than you have for income, ALWAYS. Or become a slave to debt.


So, you didn't read the article. Good for you!

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Nom=de=Plume

wrote in message
...
On Sat, 23 Jan 2010 12:54:51 -0800, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

Not for those who are unable to think for themselves....

No. 1: The middle class may never be the same again
No. 2: The recovery could take a really long time
No. 3: The recovery could only be temporary
No. 4: Then what? This time, we don't have the tools to get out of a
recession
No. 5: The 'very serious' people in Washington are still obsessed about
the
deficit
No. 6: Whatever is making the stock market go up could go away
No. 7: The hugely irresponsible financial sector remains unchastened

Read the whole article at

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_433688.html

There will be no meaningful recovery until we find a way to replace
all the jobs that we have sent offshore.


Not sure I agree with the "replace all" comment, but I do certainly agree
with the rest of the statement.

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Nom=de=Plume

"Canuck57" wrote in message
...
On 23/01/2010 1:54 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:
Not for those who are unable to think for themselves....

No. 1: The middle class may never be the same again

Agreed.

No. 2: The recovery could take a really long time

Agreed. Certainly a decade if not a generation.

No. 3: The recovery could only be temporary

The current market is oversold to fundimentals, I would agree a double dip
is coming.

No. 4: Then what? This time, we don't have the tools to get out of a
recession

Government are themselves bankupt. Read the three pigs fable. Liberal
squandering during good times...

No. 5: The 'very serious' people in Washington are still obsessed about
the
deficit

They know it will in due time criple the government itself. They can't
tax us 110% - even a dumb**** liberal knows that.

No. 6: Whatever is making the stock market go up could go away

Not likely, it is going up in part on inflation worries. Better to own
10,000 shares of GM than having $140,000 if depreciating cash in the bank.
That is if there is a bank left.

No. 7: The hugely irresponsible financial sector remains unchastened

Rememebr it was government sponsored. Where was congress in all of this?
Suckin back liberal-dim cudo's for cheap debt?

Read the whole article at

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_433688.html


The title could read: "A nation of liberal debt welchers and mongering has
a few decades of lessons coming."

Chinese are tightening their credit. I thinks Obama's problems just got
worse. Especially if China wants some of that maturing US debt paid off.


I know you have a short attention span, but before you comment further, you
should at least try and read the article. I promise your computer won't
explode if you visit a liberal site...

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Nom=de=Plume

On Jan 24, 1:14*pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Canuck57" wrote in message

...



On 23/01/2010 1:54 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:
Not for those who are unable to think for themselves....

No. 1: The middle class may never be the same again

Agreed.

No. 2: The recovery could take a really long time

Agreed. *Certainly a decade if not a generation.

No. 3: The recovery could only be temporary

The current market is oversold to fundimentals, I would agree a double dip
is coming.

No. 4: Then what? This time, we don't have the tools to get out of a
recession

Government are themselves bankupt. *Read the three pigs fable. *Liberal
squandering during good times...

No. 5: The 'very serious' people in Washington are still obsessed about
the
deficit

They know it will in due time criple the government itself. *They can't
tax us 110% - even a dumb**** liberal knows that.

No. 6: Whatever is making the stock market go up could go away

Not likely, it is going up in part on inflation worries. *Better to own
10,000 shares of GM than having $140,000 if depreciating cash in the bank.
That is if there is a bank left.

No. 7: The hugely irresponsible financial sector remains unchastened

Rememebr it was government sponsored. *Where was congress in all of this?
Suckin back liberal-dim cudo's for cheap debt?

Read the whole article at

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0...-the-econom_n_....

The title could read: "A nation of liberal debt welchers and mongering has
a few decades of lessons coming."

Chinese are tightening their credit. *I thinks Obama's problems just got
worse. *Especially if China wants some of that maturing US debt paid off.

I know you have a short attention span, but before you comment further, you
should at least try and read the article. I promise your computer won't
explode if you visit a liberal site...

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Nom=de=Plume

But D'Plume, you have proven your head will.

"Canuck57" wrote in message
...

Chinese are tightening their credit. I thinks Obama's problems just got
worse. Especially if China wants some of that maturing US debt paid off.


What happens if the USA just says, "No"?

Just curious.

Eisboch