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| NCMike06 |
Quote: Originally posted by harley-davidson
You're a fucking retard |
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| harley-davidson |
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
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Number of U.S. Companies Sold Since 1978
15,397 Companies
$1,974,779,092,616
Click To View All Acquisitions
Foreign Ownership
of U.S. Industries
Sound recording industries 97%
Commodity contracts dealing 79%
Motion picture and sound recording industries 75%
Metal ore mining 65%
Motion picture and video industries 64%
Wineries and distilleries 64%
Database, directory, and other publishers 63%
Book publishers 63%
View Full List of Industries
Foreign Financing of
U.S. Government Debt
Japan $517.2 Bn
China $405.5 Bn
United Kingdom $299.7 Bn
Brazil $128.8 Bn
Oil Exporters $126.7 Bn
Luxembourg $76.3 Bn
Hong Kong $54.3 Bn
View Full List of Debtholders
U.S. Consumption Spent
On Foreign Goods
Footwear 90%
Audio & Video Equipment 87%
Other Leather Products 86%
Leather and Hide Tanning 75%
Apparel Accessories 67%
Apparel 67%
Computer Equipment 59%
View Full List of Products
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| harley-davidson |
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
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OWNERSHIP OF U.S. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PUBLIC DEBT
US Treasuries in billions of USD (1)
December 2007 June 2007 December 2006
Japan 571.2 612.9 622.9
China, Mainland 405.5 405.2 396.9
UK (2) 299.7 192.1 92.6
Brazil 128.8 93.7 52.1
Oil Exporters (3) 126.7 122.1 110.2
Caribbean Banking Centers (4) 81.3 42.8 72.3
Luxembourg 76.3 62.6 60.0
Hong Kong 54.3 60.5 54.0
Taiwan 51.0 57.5 59.4
Korea 45.6 50.0 66.7
Germany 44.1 48.3 46.0
Mexico 37.2 36.6 34.9
Singapore 36.8 33.0 31.3
Switzerland 32.8 32.2 34.3
Thailand 24.6 17.8 16.9
Turkey 24.0 27.1 23.0
Canada 24.0 30.5 26.9
Netherlands 19.9 21.2 20.7
Poland 15.4 12.9 13.9
France 15.3 20.9 26.4
Ireland 14.9 12.0 11.6
Sweden 14.2 15.7 12.0
Italy 14.1 13.5 13.2
Russia 13.9 14.7 7.0
India 13.7 12.8 14.6
All Other 168.0 143.0 183.1
Grand Total Foreign Holdings 2,353.4 2,191.5 2,103.1
Total US Public Debt 5,136.3 4,943.1 4,901.0
% of Foreign Holdings 46% 44% 43%
Interest paid on total outstanding Federal debt:
Fiscal Year End 2007 $430.0 billion
Fiscal Year End 2006 $405.9 billion
Fiscal Year End 2005 $352.4 billion
http://economyincrisis.org/content/debt |
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| harley-davidson |
America For Sale: The Cost Of Republican Corruption
Submitted by Roy Temple on Wed, 02/22/2006 - 7:43am. Bush Administration | GOP AbraMafia | GOP Culture of Corruption
From her vantage point atop the the House Rules Committee, Rep. Louise Slaughter has had a birds-eye-view of how the Republicans have done business in Washington over the last several years, and the costs those actions have had for the average American.
In a 118 page report to be released later today, Ms. Slaughter lays out in painstaking detail exactly how the Republicans have conducted themselves over the last several years, and the myriad ways that has cost the American people.
The report, entitled "America for Sale: The Cost of Republican Corruption," is rich in detail and covers seven major areas where the GOP has put interests of average Americans up for sale--health of seniors, energy security, homeland security, national defense, publich health, jobs and access to higher education in America.
The report also gives a history of the K Street Project, including the prominent role played by Majority Leader John Boehner. In addition, it details the services provided by the GOP Congress and the Bush administration to Jack Abramoff and his clients.
In sum, it is a damning indictment of the GOP Culture of Corruption and will be an invaluable tool to those who wish to understand how the GOP Culture of Corruption has hurt real people, and for those whose job it is to explain that to others.
An abridged Table of Contents of the report follows:
Table of Contents
For Sale: The Health Of America's 42 Million Seniors
For Sale: America's Energy Security
For Sale: America's Homeland Security
For Sale: America's National Defense
For Sale: America's Public Health
For Sale: American Jobs
For Sale: Higher Education in America
Appendix 1: The K Street Project and Majority Leader John Boehner
Appendix 2: How Jack Abramoff's Friends in Congress and the Bush Administration Helped His Lobbying Clients
Appendix 3: Rule Reported by the House Rules Committee in the First Sess of the 109th Congress
http://www.firedupamerica.com/america_for_sale_report  |
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| harley-davidson |
America's infrastructure fire sale
Posted: August 26, 2006
1:00 am Eastern
By Henry Lamb
© 2008
The Chicago Skyway Bridge is a 7.8-mile toll road built in 1958 to connect the Dan Ryan Expressway to the Indiana Tollway. In 2004, the facility was leased for 99 years, for a one-time payment of $1.83 billion, to the Skyway Concession Company, LLC, owned by Cintra Concesiones de Infraestructuras de Transporte S.A., and Macquarie Infrastructure Group. This same consortium won a 75-year lease for the 157-mile Indiana Tollway for $3.85 billion.
Cintra is a Spanish company that has 21 similar highway projects in six countries. Macquarie Infrastructure Group is a wholly owned subsidiary of Macquarie Bank, an Australian corporation with assets in excess of $100 billion.
Cintra has also formed a consortium with Zachry Construction Company in San Antonio, Texas.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/a...RTICLE_ID=51688 |
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| harley-davidson |
Quote: America for sale
It's not just Wall Street bailouts. Foreign ownership of U.S. assets is accelerating - and that's a worrisome trend.
By Geoff Colvin, senior editor-at-large
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(Fortune Magazine) -- The big foreign-money purchases of stakes in Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, and Morgan Stanley are merely a hint of what's ahead in 2008. Foreign buyers, such as sovereign wealth funds from countries like Kuwait and Singapore, will continue to make headlines by grabbing major U.S. assets this year, and the trend is much broader than investments in Wall Street firms that need a capital infusion. What's important to understand is why this is happening - the reasons go beyond what most people realize - and why it may be even more worrisome than it seems.
Such deals were hot even before the bank bailouts. Foreign buyers set a record last year by purchasing $414 billion of U.S. assets - even more than they bought in the wonder year of 2000. The usual explanation is that the dollar was cheap, which was certainly an important factor. But more had to be going on. Many of the biggest deals were done by Asian or Middle Eastern buyers who already hold much of their wealth in dollars. Those investors didn't get a discount because of the dollar's declining value. In addition, U.S. stocks were hitting record highs through much of last year, so it's hard to say that American businesses in general were bargains. Why, then, were foreign buyers so busy?
The overlooked part of the answer goes back a decade to when Americans started buying a whole lot more from other countries than they were buying from us. We'd been running a trade deficit since the 1970s, but it took off in the late 1990s and has been galloping ever since. All those dollars we send into the world come back to us - some as purchases of our goods and services, and the rest, equal to the trade deficit, as investments. For many years those investments have been mostly in U.S. bonds, which is the usual pattern in these situations. After a while, though, foreigners who hold tons of another country's bonds start to get nervous. They realize that the government might be tempted to make its debt a little less burdensome by inflating the currency, rendering the foreigners' holdings less valuable. So the foreign creditors hedge their bets by buying direct ownership stakes of the debtor country's assets (see, for example, much of Argentina's history).
That's what is happening in America today, and we can expect much more of it for two reasons. First, the Fed's rate cuts - four since September - are inflationary and will spook foreign creditors further, spurring more equity buying. Second, our trade deficit remains massive, probably exceeding $700 billion last year; that's money that will have to come back as investment in the U.S.
It isn't necessarily bad when foreigners buy chunks of U.S. businesses. Those ailing Wall Street banks certainly needed the capital. More broadly, the many lower-profile investments by foreign entities that happen every day are votes of confidence in the U.S. economy, and they create thousands of jobs for Americans.
But here's why the trend is troublesome, and more so now than ever. According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the rest of the world currently owns way more of America (stocks, bonds, real estate, etc.) than America owns of the rest of the world, by a margin of $2.6 trillion (as of year-end 2006; a 2007 figure is due in July and will be larger). Net foreign ownership is increasing very rapidly; it has multiplied by a factor of five in just the past decade. As it grows, we must send more dividends and interest to foreign owners, giving them more money with which to buy more U.S. assets, earning more dividends, and so on.
This compounding effect is small when net foreign ownership is low, but at today's levels the effect is becoming significant and ever harder to reverse. Where it leads is grim: As a nation we eventually cease to be capitalists and become simply wage earners. As Warren Buffett put it in a prophetic Fortune article more than four years ago, a country that goes too far down this road can be "colonized by purchase rather than conquest."
That isn't inevitable. We can turn our situation around by saving more and spending less, and market forces, such as a weakening dollar, will help us do that. But every day we don't, the hole we have to climb out of gets a little deeper. To top of page |
http://money.cnn.com/2008/01/30/new...rtune/index.htm |
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| mr wrong |
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
And yet another comment which does not address the subject at hand... Go figure... :rolleyes: |
More irony from the master deflector himself. |
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| NCMike06 |
Yeah, its horrible that everyone wants to invest here...why don't they just keep their money at home where it belongs.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
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| harley-davidson |
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
Yeah, its horrible that everyone wants to invest here...why don't they just keep their money at home where it belongs.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
You'd sell your family if the price was right, you have no fucking scruples whats so ever, sick fuck . |
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| Billyfromsphily |
[QUOTE=NCMike06]Yeah, its horrible that everyone wants to invest here...why don't they just keep their money at home where it belongs.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes: [/QUOTE
Its horrible that WALMART has so many factories here.
Whats the trade deficeit at now??? How much debt of ours does China Hold? |
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| Delete France |
The missile defense system is going ahead, because the Russians are selling weapons to and they are behind Iran, Al Qaeda and Hezbollah. The average American pothead can't figure this one out...pathetic. Why do you think the missile system is going there? DUH...
Oh and the WMD's? They were moved to Syria by the Russian and Iraqi special forces, but it is a secret that Bush does not want out ...YET. Shhhhhhhhhhh
Why is Bush so careful about using too much force in Iraq? The Russians and Muslims smuggled in "missing" Russian suit case nuke bombs through the Mexican border BEFORE 9/11.
Yes, BEFORE BUSH.
We have been in a proxy war with Russia since WWII ended and this will soon end nuclear...BOOM. The Iraq war is a proxy war with Iran and the Russians.
WWIII started on 9/11, but the liberal scum in the media would never tell you that. So go do another bong hit, the sound of the nukes going off will wake you up, but remember one thing. Al Qaeda will take the blame, but RUSSIA IS PULLING THE TRIGGER.....
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| NCMike06 |
Quote: Originally posted by harley-davidson
You'd sell your family if the price was right, you have no fucking scruples whats so ever, sick fuck . |
And you and your anti trade, anti investment bullshit would put millions out of work who depend on exports and foreign investment to make a living. You would have the prices of thousands of products rise dramatically, and severly limit choice of the American consumer. You have no clue what you are talking about, and this thread is just the latest example. |
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| zimmie |
Quote: Originally posted by Billyfromsphily
[QUOTE=NCMike06]Yeah,
its horrible that everyone wants to invest here...why don't they just keep their money at home where it belongs.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes: [/QUOTE
Its horrible that WALMART has so many factories here.
Whats the trade deficeit at now??? How much debt of ours does China Hold? |
I had the pleasure of being in a Wal Mart today, Eggs were $1.59 a dozen. In the Safeway they were over $4 for 18 eggs. Those Chinese chicken are cheap lays. |
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| Billyfromsphily |
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
And you and your anti trade, anti investment bullshit would put millions out of work who depend on exports and foreign investment to make a living. You would have the prices of thousands of products rise dramatically, and severly limit choice of the American consumer. You have no clue what you are talking about, and this thread is just the latest example. |
Sounds more like the Over Patriotic actions of WALMART who daily limits the choices of American consumers by strangulation pricing. |
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| zimmie |
Quote: Originally posted by Billyfromsphily
Sounds more like the Over Patriotic actions of WALMART who daily limits the choices of American consumers by strangulation pricing. |
You can go to Safeway to buy eggs if you wish....the only people being strangled are shopping at Safeway today |
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| harley-davidson |
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
And you and your anti trade, anti investment bullshit would put millions out of work who depend on exports and foreign investment to make a living. You would have the prices of thousands of products rise dramatically, and severly limit choice of the American consumer. You have no clue what you are talking about, and this thread is just the latest example. |
Wrong.... for example: the jobs of collecting tolls were always there even before a fuck wad like you decided it would be in the better public interest if a foreign country owned it to offset the trade deficit.
Example two ..tell us NCMoron are the ports Bush wanted to sell to the very people that laundered the money for 911 now sit empty and the workers now unemployed ?
You're a liar once again and you're wrong once again and last but not least you are a fucking traitor
Quote: The Chicago Skyway Bridge is a 7.8-mile toll road built in 1958 to connect the Dan Ryan Expressway to the Indiana Tollway. In 2004, the facility was leased for 99 years, for a one-time payment of $1.83 billion, to the Skyway Concession Company, LLC, owned by Cintra Concesiones de Infraestructuras de Transporte S.A., and Macquarie Infrastructure Group. This same consortium won a 75-year lease for the 157-mile Indiana Tollway for $3.85 billion.
Cintra is a Spanish company that has 21 similar highway projects in six countries. Macquarie Infrastructure Group is a wholly owned subsidiary of Macquarie Bank, an Australian corporation with assets in excess of $100 billion.
Cintra has also formed a consortium with Zachry Construction Company in San Antonio, Texas.
In December 2004, the Texas Transportation Commission selected this consortium to develop the Trans-Texas Corridor. The proposal included a bid of $1.2 billion to build and operate the first segment of this facility as a toll road. Zachry Construction Company has invested heavily in political campaigns of key Texas officials.
The Trans-Texas Corridor is a member of the North American SuperCorridor Coalition.
Greg Carey, managing director at Goldman, Sachs & Company, told the Texas Transportation Forum last June, that this method of financing should not be limited to highways, but should include airports, bridges, tunnels, parking facilities, ports, rail, water and sewer systems, power facilities, hospitals, government-controlled liquor stores and "... anything else that produces revenue."
The American Water Works Company, a subsidiary of Germany's utility mega-corporation RWE, already provides water to 18 million Americans in 29 states.
Carey also told the group that all but 14 states had already changed their laws, or were now considering legislation, to allow this "international" financing of public infrastructure.
This relatively new method of financing infrastructure has excited government officials who see these public/private partnerships as win/win solutions. Government gets an infusion of cash and is relieved of the burden of daily operations. The private sector is eager to invest in long-term projects that promise a payback of as much as 61 times the investment.
But the users don't win. They get to pay a new tax in the form of tolls, in addition to the gasoline tax that is supposed to provide highways.
The devil, of course, is in the details. Each deal is governed by a contract between appointed government officials and corporate big wheels. There is little or no oversight by elected officials. Each contract determines such things as maintenance, minimum services, prices charged for services, concessions offered along the tollway and every other aspect of the venture. If the public that depends upon the infrastructure facility doesn't like the performance of the contractor, to whom do they turn for recourse? Elected officials are out of the picture; appointed officials are bound by contract.
The users of the facility are left with whatever they get from the contractor, which inevitably includes gasoline and concession prices that are much higher than those found along non-toll highways, where competition governs prices.
In anticipation of the Trans-Texas Corridor, the Kansas City Southern Lines set up a Mexican subsidiary to purchase the National Railways of Mexico, with 2,600 miles of track that reaches to Mexico's ports in Veracruz and Lazaro Cardenas.
These ports are owned by another international mega-corporation: the Chinese Hutchison Whampoa Limited. This company has globally strategic locations in 21 countries throughout Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe and the Americas, and operates a total of 251 berths in 43 ports, including the ports at both ends of the Panama Canal.
The so-called "free trade" enthusiasts have no problems with this international ownership of strategic infrastructure. In fact, it is the essence of "globalization" through public/private partnerships. Enthusiasts claim that this transfer of public infrastructure to private partners is the free market at work.
But it is a process that is rapidly erasing the concept of national sovereignty. Is it smart to allow America's crucial infrastructure to be controlled, if not owned, by foreign companies? Kenneth Orski reports that one of these toll projects in Stockholm has been used as a demonstration project to show that pricing can be an effective way to decrease automobile use and force public transit use.
Are we empowering these public/private partnerships to make and enforce public policy? Are we removing elected officials from responsibility and accountability for infrastructure? Are we building a trap that will ultimately subject American citizens to the whims of the global elite? Are we making a big mistake, selling American infrastructure to the highest international bidder? |
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/a...RTICLE_ID=51688 |
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| NCMike06 |
Quote: Originally posted by harley-davidson
Wrong.... for example: the jobs of collecting tolls were always there even before a fuck wad like you decided it would be in the better public interest if a foreign country owned it to offset the trade deficit. |
What the fuck are you talking about???? WHo is considering selling the turnpike to China?? WHo is the governor of PA???? WHat party is he from???
http://www.planetizen.com/node/22126
Quote: Originally posted by harley-davidson
Example two ..tell us NCMoron are the ports Bush wanted to sell to the very people that laundered the money for 911 now sit empty and the workers now unemployed ? |
The agreement was not to 'sell' the ports..... It was 'port management' ... Jesus fuck do I have to explain EVERYTHING to you??? Seriously, you should have someone read over shit before you make a determination as to its meaning....
Quote: Originally posted by harley-davidson
You're a liar once again and you're wrong once again and last but not least you are a fucking traitor |
/yawn.... SO says the terrorist appeaser. |
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| Billyfromsphily |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
You can go to Safeway to buy eggs if you wish....the only people being strangled are shopping at Safeway today |
And how many places only have WALMART and no option of other retail outlets? |
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| harley-davidson |
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
What the fuck are you talking about???? WHo is considering selling the turnpike to China?? WHo is the governor of PA???? WHat party is he from???
http://www.planetizen.com/node/22126 |
He's an asshole and he's a Democrat, the base of the debate here is selling off infrastructure not party affiliation ( comprehension issues again ) for the record I'm against it regardless of the party doing it.....next deflection
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
[B]The agreement was not to 'sell' the ports..... It was 'port management' ... Jesus fuck do I have to explain EVERYTHING to you??? Seriously, you should have someone read over shit before you make a determination as to its meaning.... |
Here's a headline from CNN
| Quote: Bush, Congress clash over ports sale |
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/02/21/port.security/
You lose , but we'll give you an A for effort in the deflection department...as always
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
[B]/yawn.... SO says the terrorist appeaser. |
Says the guy that would sell them the pentagon ( if the price was right ) might as well being Bush was ready to hand over our ports to them ... |
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| NCMike06 |
Quote: Originally posted by harley-davidson
He's an asshole and he's a Democrat, the base of the debate here is selling off infrastructure not party affiliation ( comprehension issues again ) for the record I'm against it regardless of the party doing it.....next deflection |
LOL...this topic 'sale of infrastructure' is a deflection from you. You couldn't deal with the free trade debate, you could not comment on it intelligently, so you brought up this nonsense for no real reason. You probably found a few links on it and thought, thats it ! ... :burst:
The 'headline'????????????????? Thanks for confirming the extent of your research...you read the headlines... :burst: Try reading the story next time...you won't embarrass yourself in this way. THe deal was to manage the ports, not to sell the ports....THE STORY at your own LINK says so !!!
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Quote: Originally posted by harley-davidson
Says the guy that would sell them the pentagon ( if the price was right ) might as well being Bush was ready to hand over our ports to them ... |
:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
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| harley-davidson |
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
LOL...this topic 'sale of infrastructure' is a deflection from you. You couldn't deal with the free trade debate, you could not comment on it intelligently, so you brought up this nonsense for no real reason. You probably found a few links on it and thought, thats it ! ... :burst: |
You posted a fucking article from one of your fellow nut job that at one part said this
| Quote: According the Economic Report of the President, in 2004, foreigners owned $5.5 trillion in U.S. assets and had $2.3 trillion in sales |
Do you even know what assets are ? You didn't read one thing I posted......> you lose
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
[B]The 'headline'????????????????? Thanks for confirming the extent of your research...you read the headlines... :burst: Try reading the story next time...you won't embarrass yourself in this way. THe deal was to manage the ports, not to sell the ports....THE STORY at your own LINK says so !!!
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NCMoron deflection 102, nice try ass wipe ( semantics fuck head )
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What a fucking asshole and a tool
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
[B]:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
:freak: dick bag |
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| NCMike06 |
Quote: Originally posted by harley-davidson
You posted a fucking article from one of your fellow nut job that at one part said this
Do you even know what assets are ? You didn't read one thing I posted......> you lose |
I posted an article from an economist who knows infinately more about economics that you could ever hope to imagine. An article which IF you read, you didn't understand, as you have done NOTHING to debunk ANYTHING from the column, except your silly diversion into yet another subject that you DON'T understand. Why you insist of proving your stupidity is beyond me, but whatever.
Quote: Originally posted by harley-davidson
NCMoron deflection 102, nice try ass wipe ( semantics fuck head ) |
Semantics??? :burst: Lets see, you get your information from headlines, (which you admitted too) I get mine, in part, from what is included in the articles that I link, and you call that semantics????? You forgot to mention that you were wrong, and I was right...must be why you edited your initial version of this post, which had a diatribe about how the headlines all say the same thing... :burst:
Actually, its embarrassing that you even can be considered a human being,or a citizen. It is dumbfucks like you who are driving this country into the ground. You are un-educated, stupid, and all too willing to accept what the headlines say because you are too lazy to actually read past them. And if you do read something a little deeper than a headline, you don't understand it anyway. Just like way too many Americans. If a test were given to vote, you would never see the inside of a voting booth, thats for sure. With morons like you voting, our country is certainly doomed.. |
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| Billyfromsphily |
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
I posted an article from an economist who knows infinately more about economics that you could ever hope to imagine. An article which IF you read, you didn't understand, as you have done NOTHING to debunk ANYTHING from the column, except your silly diversion into yet another subject that you DON'T understand. Why you insist of proving your stupidity is beyond me, but whatever.
Semantics??? :burst: Lets see, you get your information from headlines, (which you admitted too) I get mine, in part, from what is included in the articles that I link, and you call that semantics????? You forgot to mention that you were wrong, and I was right...must be why you edited your initial version of this post, which had a diatribe about how the headlines all say the same thing... :burst:
Actually, its embarrassing that you even can be considered a human being,or a citizen. It is dumbfucks like you who are driving this country into the ground. You are un-educated, stupid, and all too willing to accept what the headlines say because you are too lazy to actually read past them. And if you do read something a little deeper than a headline, you don't understand it anyway. Just like way too many Americans. If a test were given to vote, you would never see the inside of a voting booth, thats for sure. With morons like you voting, our country is certainly doomed.. |
Here goes LIEMASTER06 again.....................Wining all the semantics battles and losing the war on reality!
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| harley-davidson |
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
I posted an article from an economist who knows infinately more about economics that you could ever hope to imagine. An article which IF you read, you didn't understand, as you have done NOTHING to debunk ANYTHING from the column, except your silly diversion into yet another subject that you DON'T understand. Why you insist of proving your stupidity is beyond me, but whatever. |
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Yea your economist thinks we're still in the civil war and organ donation should be as easy as a yard sale
Quote: Originally posted by NCMike06
Semantics??? :burst: Lets see, you get your information from headlines, (which you admitted too) I get mine, in part, from what is included in the articles that I link, and you call that semantics????? You forgot to mention that you were wrong, and I was right...must be why you edited your initial version of this post, which had a diatribe about how the headlines all say the same thing... :burst:
Actually, its embarrassing that you even can be considered a human being,or a citizen. It is dumbfucks like you who are driving this country into the ground. You are un-educated, stupid, and all too willing to accept what the headlines say because you are too lazy to actually read past them. And if you do read something a little deeper than a headline, you don't understand it anyway. Just like way too many Americans. If a test were given to vote, you would never see the inside of a voting booth, thats for sure. With morons like you voting, our country is certainly doomed.. |
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You are making a complete ass of yourself douche bag ...do it on your own fucking time, your ass was handed to you, here you go with the stupid shit and deflection..just like here for what
19 pages now ?
http://www.sternfannetwork.com/foru...35#post12362235
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| harley-davidson |
Quote: Originally posted by Billyfromsphily
Here goes LIEMASTER06 again.....................Wining all the semantics battles and losing the war on reality!
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This is his way of " NOT " talking about his daddy Bush handing over our ports to terrorist.....( technically just the management and oversight ) :rolleyes:
:fu:....>NCMoron
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| Billyfromsphily |
HD..You are correct.. The only Flag the Bushs respect is the Flag of Commerce.
Business first and all other things after that! |
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