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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Ripsnort on October 02, 2008, 11:21:44 AM
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Global economy!
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/markets/article4864032.ece
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Yeah, wait til July 14th and do it
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Yup, the EU's markets have tanked, banks are folding. The EU central bank entity (paris) is calling for all EU members to chuck 500 billion or more into it... Germany has refused. Nationalism is re-emerging..
Bets on War in Europe inside the next decade?
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Yup, the EU's markets have tanked, banks are folding. The EU central bank entity (paris) is calling for all EU members to chuck 500 billion or more into it... Germany has refused. Nationalism is re-emerging..
Bets on War in Europe inside the next decade?
About as likely as the next civil war in US.
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Probably doesn't realize just how close we are. :)
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About as likely as the next civil war in US.
Bummer. We'll miss you guys.
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<--- watches as the interests on the family savings takes another bump :)
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I'm stocking up home made haggis and meat in the next 2 weeks :t
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Keep the haggis coming, I'll get started on the beer. :aok
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Global economy!
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/markets/article4864032.ece
Global insofar as everyone else is feeling the impact of the world's financial leader's mistakes.
USA! USA!
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Global insofar as everyone else is feeling the impact of the world's financial leader's mistakes.
USA! USA!
There were posters on this BBS just wringing their hands waiting for a financial failure in the USA. I was laughing the whole time thinking of a man sitting at the end of a board on a building, sawing the board....
Careful what you wish for. ;) I've said many times, if WE go down, YOU go down.
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Yup, the EU's markets have tanked, banks are folding. The EU central bank entity (paris) is calling for all EU members to chuck 500 billion or more into it... Germany has refused. Nationalism is re-emerging..
Bets on War in Europe inside the next decade?
You really are a doom-mongering, hysteria merchant. :aok
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There were posters on this BBS just wringing their hands waiting for a financial failure in the USA. I was laughing the whole time thinking of a man sitting at the end of a board on a building, sawing the board....
Careful what you wish for. ;) I've said many times, if WE go down, YOU go down.
Best way I've heard it put, yet.
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You really are a doom-mongering, hysteria merchant. :aok
Peace in our time. :aok
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You also corner the market in 4th hand, worn out old cliches. How very green of you. :angel:
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There were posters on this BBS just wringing their hands waiting for a financial failure in the USA. I was laughing the whole time thinking of a man sitting at the end of a board on a building, sawing the board....
Careful what you wish for. ;) I've said many times, if WE go down, YOU go down.
Not me man...I am painfully aware that if you guys get a stuffed up nose we will catch pneumonia. I just think the leadership role the US has enjoyed for quite some time needs to be be *yanked*.
Maybe the Chinese could do a better job?
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Not me man...I am painfully aware that if you guys get a stuffed up nose we will catch pneumonia. I just think the leadership role the US has enjoyed for quite some time needs to be be *yanked*.
Maybe the Chinese could do a better job?
I think it will be more than pneumonia, especially considering teh level of investment from abroad in the US banks that are folding.
As for the financial leader, I think whoever is ready and is capable should step to the plate at any time they feel they are up to it.
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Yeah, let the Chinamen take the lead in world financials. That'd be cool! I like Chinese food!
They are so transparent wrt to their currency too; what could possibly go wrong?
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Could they do any worse?
Besides, in China if a CEO messes up they shoot him. Doesn't that appeal to you guys?
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Could they do any worse?
Besides, in China if a CEO messes up they shoot him. Doesn't that appeal to you guys?
You're the one making the judgements of us. Does it? :lol
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You also corner the market in 4th hand, worn out old cliches. How very green of you. :angel:
LOL.. we all do what we can in these times of great need for incisive clarity.
How's the Russian Financial situation going?
muahahahahhahhahhahha!
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About as likely as the next civil war in US.
You Finns may not remember the last one, but we Southerners sure do.
And there just might be another one yet---but not between the states.
ROX
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Not me man...I am painfully aware that if you guys get a stuffed up nose we will catch pneumonia. I just think the leadership role the US has enjoyed for quite some time needs to be be *yanked*.
Maybe the Chinese could do a better job?
I was not directing that at you, Curval. Peace, Bro! :rock
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the russian stock market has lost 50% since may. Go Putin.
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You Finns may not remember the last one, but we Southerners sure do.
And there just might be another one yet---but not between the states.
ROX
Beautify America. Burn a liberal. :rock :devil
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So this is how the N.W.O. will be put into place this time eh?
Guess its time for one currancy and chips (not of a potatoe assortment)for everyone.
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Yup, the EU's markets have tanked, banks are folding. The EU central bank entity (paris) is calling for all EU members to chuck 500 billion or more into it... Germany has refused. Nationalism is re-emerging..
Bets on War in Europe inside the next decade?
you're right Paris is on the Main now :)
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Guys...I whole heartedly recommend not posting anything about anything involving anything remotely having anything to do with the European country that's name starts with an F and ends with an e.
You just might find yourself......
(http://www.entertainmentworlds.com/banned3.gif)
Just trying to save you some grief later.
ROX
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Damn freddie mac and the dems taking down the world!!
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The Russians are struggling - I said at the time of the Georgian crisis that the only hope to rein in Russian beligerance is big business.
Big business has pulled all kinds of money out of Russia since August - and the current crisis does nothing for people's appetite for risk. :D
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The Russians are struggling - I said at the time of the Georgian crisis that the only hope to rein in Russian beligerance is big business.
Big business has pulled all kinds of money out of Russia since August - and the current crisis does nothing for people's appetite for risk. :D
And a Russia that has converted capital into tanks when faced with economic collapse is liable to use the tanks, lest they lose everything.
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Besides, in China if a CEO messes up they shoot him. Doesn't that appeal to you guys?
Right now...very much so.