Well said! I used to go line by line with this troglodyte myself, but you might as well be reading the bible to a monitor lizard, so I quit. Keep up the good work as long as you can though.
Interest rates absolutely need to go up. Negative real interest rates (interest rates below the rate of inflation) are destructive to the economy in the end.
Unfortunately, I don''t believe Bernanke has the brains or the balls to actually raise interest rates.
2. Military; you''re way off base here, we love the military and many of us have served proudly. What we hate is an "unecessary war".
3. Capitalism; wrong again, love it! We do believe in helping others less fortunate though, that''s probaly what you mean.
4. Christianity; WOW, where are you coming from? Most of us (not all) are totally Christian and many of us attend church regularly, do you?
5. Family values; this is a hard one because the term is highly subjective. But if you mean raising our children to know right from wrong, respecting one''s parents and elders, working hard, acknowledging that we are subject to a higher power, then you''re wrong again.
6. Rich people; no, we don''t hate rich people. We don''t like wealth without responsibility though; the wealthy of our nation, like Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, Ted Turner are all to be admired. Each of these people have given literally billions of dollars to help others; how could we hate them? If you''re referring to Ken Lay, etal, again, we don''t hate them, we do hate their actions though.
"A BBC investigation estimates that around $23bn (#11.75bn) may have been lost, stolen or just not properly accounted for in Iraq.
For the first time, the extent to which some private contractors have profited from the conflict and rebuilding has been researched by the BBC''s Panorama using US and Iraqi government sources.
A US gagging order is preventing discussion of the allegations.
The order applies to 70 court cases against some of the top US companies."
It goes on to say "the gag order is unlikely to be lifted while President Bush is in office."
The price of EVERYTHING is going up, and Bernanke the Brain doesn''''t have enough sense to figure out why. Not a surprise, when you take into account who appointed him.
Posted by omnibus66 at 07:42 AM : Jun 11, 2008"
Yeah and we all know who voted for the ******* who appointed Bernanke - step forward the american people.....sure hope you dumb *** enjoyed that beer who had with the retarded ape
Last week, Bernanke said he didn''t see the country headed toward a repeat of a dangerous 1970s-style wage-price spiral"
Yeah - this was the same dumb *** whoo supported his beloved buddy Bubbles Greenspan''s claims that the assinine monetary policies and assinine tax cuts of Chimpy''s first term were guaranteed to ensure unsurpassed economic growth, low inflation, and ever inncreasing tax revenues
Where''s the prognosis from SpongeBob Square Pants - that''s far more likely to be accurate than that of d1ckhead Bernanke
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Well said! I used to go line by line with this troglodyte myself, but you might as well be reading the bible to a monitor lizard, so I quit. Keep up the good work as long as you can though.
Posted by demslie
You mean most US citizens hate what he has done to America, the majority of Republicans included!
Unfortunately, I don''t believe Bernanke has the brains or the balls to actually raise interest rates.
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Posted by demslie at 09:03 AM : Jun 11, 2008
Let''s take these one at a time.
1. Bush, you''re probably right on this one.
2. Military; you''re way off base here, we love the military and many of us have served proudly. What we hate is an "unecessary war".
3. Capitalism; wrong again, love it! We do believe in helping others less fortunate though, that''s probaly what you mean.
4. Christianity; WOW, where are you coming from? Most of us (not all) are totally Christian and many of us attend church regularly, do you?
5. Family values; this is a hard one because the term is highly subjective. But if you mean raising our children to know right from wrong, respecting one''s parents and elders, working hard, acknowledging that we are subject to a higher power, then you''re wrong again.
6. Rich people; no, we don''t hate rich people. We don''t like wealth without responsibility though; the wealthy of our nation, like Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, Ted Turner are all to be admired. Each of these people have given literally billions of dollars to help others; how could we hate them? If you''re referring to Ken Lay, etal, again, we don''t hate them, we do hate their actions though.
Hope this set''s the record straight.
Posted by demslie
Finally something I can agree on with this GOPig troll. The rest of its'' latest screed is the same BS as usual.
"A BBC investigation estimates that around $23bn (#11.75bn) may have been lost, stolen or just not properly accounted for in Iraq.
For the first time, the extent to which some private contractors have profited from the conflict and rebuilding has been researched by the BBC''s Panorama using US and Iraqi government sources.
A US gagging order is preventing discussion of the allegations.
The order applies to 70 court cases against some of the top US companies."
It goes on to say "the gag order is unlikely to be lifted while President Bush is in office."
Posted by omnibus66 at 07:42 AM : Jun 11, 2008"
Yeah and we all know who voted for the ******* who appointed Bernanke - step forward the american people.....sure hope you dumb *** enjoyed that beer who had with the retarded ape
Yeah - this was the same dumb *** whoo supported his beloved buddy Bubbles Greenspan''s claims that the assinine monetary policies and assinine tax cuts of Chimpy''s first term were guaranteed to ensure unsurpassed economic growth, low inflation, and ever inncreasing tax revenues
Where''s the prognosis from SpongeBob Square Pants - that''s far more likely to be accurate than that of d1ckhead Bernanke
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