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Just watching the Economist guy saying the USA is THE ray of hope economically in the world now, especially if Obama contiues to fix the inequalities of Reaganism... all of them having a hard time NOT saying, what IS wrong with Pubs and their voters...on Charlie Rose.
"China and Brazil are slowing, Europe is dead"...
The rest of the world thinks you people are gloom and doom disasters....LOL
Just watching the Economist guy saying the USA is THE ray of hope economically in the world now, especially if Obama contiues to fix the inequalities of Reaganism... all of them having a hard time NOT saying, what IS wrong with Pubs and their voters...on Charlie Rose.
"China and Brazil are slowing, Europe is dead"...
Can you explain to me exactly why Obama is hell-bent on taxing the single most successful industry in this country into oblivion?
The rest of the world thinks you people are gloom and doom disasters....LOL
We think you're an idiot. I think that balances out quite well.
Just watching the Economist guy saying the USA is THE ray of hope economically in the world now, especially if Obama contiues to fix the inequalities of Reaganism... all of them having a hard time NOT saying, what IS wrong with Pubs and their voters...on Charlie Rose.
"China and Brazil are slowing, Europe is dead"...
Can you explain to me exactly why Obama is hell-bent on taxing the single most successful industry in this country into oblivion?
Because America is an unfair evil, greedy, imperialist, empire built on the backs of the poor, the brown, and the powerless and only by destroying America can it be rebuilt into a Socialist utopia.
The rest of the world thinks you people are gloom and doom disasters....LOL
We think you're an idiot. I think that balances out quite well.
I don't care what you think, Sean Rushbeck. I know you're brainwashed functional morons and chumps of the greedy idiot rich GOP. Thanks for the Voodoo ruin of the nonrich, 9/11, the stupidest wars EVER, a DEPRESSION and 5 years of the most incredible mindless obstruction and propaganda/hate the country's ever seen...
Luckily you people are dying off...lol
Just watching the Economist guy saying the USA is THE ray of hope economically in the world now, especially if Obama contiues to fix the inequalities of Reaganism... all of them having a hard time NOT saying, what IS wrong with Pubs and their voters...on Charlie Rose.
"China and Brazil are slowing, Europe is dead"...
Meet the newest member of the Council on Foreign Relations: George Clooney. The Oscar winner has been granted life membership in the prestigious think tank -- Charlie Rose and NYT columnist Nick Kristof nominated him. CFR's vice president Lisa Shields cited the actor's advocacy on the Darfur crisis and the "importance of non-traditional voices" in foreign policy. (Michael Douglas and Warren Beatty are also life members; Angelina Jolie scored a term memberships set aside for junior wonks in 2007.) In a statement via CFR, Clooney said, "I'm honored to have been nominated... And I hear the initiation ritual is wild."
Triple Crown Charlie (CFR and Trilateral Commission member and Bilderberg attendee) Rose has pulled the transcripts of all the interviews on his site, CharlieRose.com.
Maybe it was considered an unjustified expense, or perhaps its because people could easily look up and see what some of the top globalists have said about their plans for the world.
Here are the most recent ones I covered, which received significant alternative media coverage:
January 25, 2011: Corporate welfare recipient Morgan Stanley Chairman working for China
December 19, 2010: IMF Director says IMF forces coordination and theres no other solution to Greek-style austerity
Anyone that thinks that the U.S. economy can keep going along like this is absolutely crazy. We are in the terminal phase of an unprecedented debt spiral which has allowed us to live far, far beyond our means for the last several decades. Unfortunately, all debt spirals eventually end, and they usually do so in a very disorderly manner. The chart that you are about to see is one of my favorite economic charts. It compares the growth of U.S. GDP to the growth of total debt in the United States. Yes, U.S. GDP has certainly grown at a decent pace over the years, but our total debt has absolutely exploded. 40 years ago, the total amount of debt in our system (government debt + corporate debt + consumer debt, etc.) was about 2 trillion dollars. Today it has grown to more than 56 trillion dollars. Our debt has grown at a much, much faster rate than our economy has, and there is no way in the world that we will be able to continue to do that for long.
Posted below is the chart that I was talking about. The blue line is our total debt, and the red line is our GDP. As you can see, this chart kind of speaks for itself...
Posted below is a chart that demonstrates the dramatic growth of the national debt as a percentage of GDP. In particular, our debt has absolutely exploded as a percentage of GDP since the financial crisis of 2008...
Meanwhile, U.S. consumers have been racking up staggering amounts of debt over the past several decades. Just consider the following numbers...
-Total home mortgage debt in the United States is now about 5 times larger than it was just 20 years ago.
-Car loans just keep getting longer and longer, and approximately 70 percent of all car purchases in the United States now involve an auto loan.
-The total amount of student loan debt in America recently surpassed the one trillion dollar mark.
-One study discovered that approximately 41 percent of all working age Americans either have medical bill problems or are currently paying off medical debt, and according to a report published in The American Journal of Medicine medical bills are a major factor in more than 60 percent of the personal bankruptcies in the United States.
-Consumer debt in the United States has risen by a whopping 1700% since 1971, and 46% of all Americans carry a credit card balance from month to month.
Sadly, most people don't realize how damaging credit card debt can be. If you just carry an "average balance" on your credit cards each month, and those credit cards have just an "average" interest rate, you could end up paying millions of dollars to the credit card companies by the end of your life...
Socialist utopia.
you talking about the bloated Big Oil losing it's subsidies? See what I mean, aliens? lol
