Went over your head huh Brian? Well try this....

No, but unlike you, my life doesn't revolve around scouring the internet
for bad news that I can whine about. I have a life to live.

Oh go ahead Brian, have a look. After all it's your war, your's and the rest of
the neocon's. You own it, this should make you very happy.

http://fallujapictures.blogspot.com/

In article , Paddlec1
wrote:

Went over your head huh Brian? Well try this....

No, but unlike you, my life doesn't revolve around scouring the internet
for bad news that I can whine about. I have a life to live.

Oh go ahead Brian, have a look. After all it's your war, your's and the rest
of
the neocon's. You own it...


And we can pay for it because we live in a country with an economy that
actually grew in the last several decades, unlike the moribund Euros.

Warren wrote:

In article , Paddlec1
wrote:


Went over your head huh Brian? Well try this....

No, but unlike you, my life doesn't revolve around scouring the internet
for bad news that I can whine about. I have a life to live.

Oh go ahead Brian, have a look. After all it's your war, your's and the rest
of
the neocon's. You own it...



And we can pay for it because we live in a country with an economy that
actually grew in the last several decades, unlike the moribund Euros.

Actually, you can't pay for it, partly because most of the money
invested in your country comes from other countries. If those
investments would be pulled back because the investors are getting
worried about the U.S. economy, the U.S. economy would crash.

Also, with the ever increasing fall of the dollar, inflation is catching
up with the gross overspending of your government. You can't spend what
you don't have, and taking out loans to still spend more than what you
have means that eventually there will be someone knocking on your door
asking that money back. As things stand, the U.S. isn't going to be able
to pay back that debt as it is right now, and it's only growing bigger.

To think that you can pay for it is a nice false sense of security.

BTW: since you are obviously not very well educated wrt the rest of the
world: FYI the economy of most EU nations actually did grow quite a bit
in the last couple of decades.

Wilko

--
Wilko van den Bergh wilko(a t)dse(d o t)nl
Eindhoven The Netherlands Europe
---Look at the possibilities, don't worry about the limitations.---
http://wilko.webzone.ru/

"Wilko" wrote in message
...
BTW: since you are obviously not very well educated wrt the rest of the
world: FYI the economy of most EU nations actually did grow quite a bit in
the last couple of decades.

Damn, don't I know it!! My college tuition is based on the British Pound, my
vacation expenses are usually based on the Euro, and my purchased items are
based on the South African Rand. The dollar exchange rate has pretty much
collapsed against all three of those, escalating my costs by 20% or more
in every arena.

--riverman
(thinking of heading to the Far East.....no, wait, that won't work either.)

From: Wilko

snip
Also, with the ever increasing fall of the dollar, inflation is catching
up with the gross overspending of your government. You can't spend what
you don't have, and taking out loans to still spend more than what you
have means that eventually there will be someone knocking on your door
asking that money back. As things stand, the U.S. isn't going to be able
to pay back that debt as it is right now, and it's only growing bigger.
snip

Absolutely correct. The 8 trillion $ debt (was 7 1/2 trillion, but they raised
the debt cieling since this conversation was started) cannot be repaid with
today's dollar. Look for the $ to be devalued even more. Anyone who owns US $
(savings), gets paid in $ or spends $ will be affected. Many Americans will
suffer greatly for this debacle, and some will get even wealthier.

Dennis