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http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/11/19/congress.spending.debt.ap/index.html
Looks like Osama's plan is working...........
Looks like Osama's plan is working...........
JerseyArt said:Get a life
JerseyArt said:That's right bitch
But I dont turn the board into a non stop stream of threads to express Anti American views
Get a fucking life you annoying little piss ant
bluepeter said:Now take your fat, pansy ass off my thread and go back to gratifying yourself with a Cheerio asshole.

wow, id call that pwnagebluepeter said:You care to explain 90% of your posts for the past 6 months? You trying to tell me you haven't been on here all fucking day, every day expressing your opinion about American politics?
No thread I have ever posted or commented on is Anti-American. Anti-American government maybe. You're the only American I can't fucking stand you self righteous piece of shit.
Your juvenile attempts at telling me to get a life when you spend hours every day trying to validate your anemic existence on here would be humerous if it weren't so wretchedly pathetic.
Now take your fat, pansy ass off my thread and go back to gratifying yourself with a Cheerio asshole.
JerseyArt said:Ouch![]()
My existence is pathetic, yet you spend all day posting thread after thread, post after post, spouting your anti American agenda. Just another clown from a parasite nation, feeding and surviving off the efforts of others, complaining of how the work is getting done without ever lifting a finger themselves.
JerseyArt said:If at least you understood something about the topics you broach, some kind of intelligent discourse could occur. But you read and post almost without exception from fringe discredited sources. You have nothing of value to add to any serious discussion.
JerseyArt said:In the interim jackass, many posters here have friends, husbands, wives, children etc fighting overseas.
JerseyArt said:So an ignorant bitch like yourself, coming here comparing those people to terrorists and murderers is more than just an annoynace, but a slap in the face to everyone worried about the safety of their loved ones, and proud of their service to their country.
JerseyArt said:Find somewhere else for you and your idiot friends to carry on your liberal circle jerk
bluepeter said:http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/11/19/congress.spending.debt.ap/index.html
Looks like Osama's plan is working...........
deteras1 said:Why are you so concerned with the US..............don't you live in Canada?
Maybe you should be concerned with your own problems.
Forge said:Wait, let me get my popcorn...
OK, continue with the show!![]()
bluepeter said:http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/11/19/congress.spending.debt.ap/index.html
Looks like Osama's plan is working...........
wnt2bBeast said:i wish you would at least take eco 101
the US govt is near default??? ohh boy looks like whoever wrote that article has never heard of the Federal Reserve???? if you didnt know they have the ability to print money to meet ALL of the gov'ts olbigations..which is the reason why the US can never default on its bonds..also the reason why there are huge US govt bond holders who are outside of the US..
Osama's plan is terror to inhibit economic activity..i really dont think he is clever enough to ruin us through higher deficits!!!!![]()
bluepeter said:lmao, I have actually. It was a semi-facetious post designed to get a reaction from the right wing knee jerk crew and surprise surprise.
At the same time, I don't think you can honestly say this is good news?
The Wenis said:has anyone clicked on the link or is the thread itself where all the excitement is?
The Bigdawg said:With the government facing imminent default because it has depleted its authority to borrow money, the debt limit bill would pump up the federal borrowing cap to $8.18 trillion. That is 70 percent the size of the entire U.S. economy, and more than $2.4 trillion higher than the debt Bush inherited upon taking office in 2001.
If that doesn't bother you Americans then I am afraid for you.
wnt2bBeast said:why are deficits bad?
Forge said:You ever run your credit card to it's max, without the means to pay it off? Same thing, only in this case someone else is running your credit card up but you still have to pay it off. Get it?
The Bigdawg said:With the government facing imminent default because it has depleted its authority to borrow money, the debt limit bill would pump up the federal borrowing cap to $8.18 trillion. That is 70 percent the size of the entire U.S. economy, and more than $2.4 trillion higher than the debt Bush inherited upon taking office in 2001.
If that doesn't bother you Americans then I am afraid for you.
wnt2bBeast said:poor example...youre missing the point..while my pockets are only so deep..the US govts are endless..while i can go into default and bankruptcy the US govt cant..the foreign ownership of US debt is so great that they cannot allow us to fail (impossible anyway)..it would be a domino effect
Forge said:Yes, it would be a domino effect. Tell me, what happens as a result of the US simply printing off more money every time it needs it? What are the consequences of actions such as those, in the long term?
Forge said:Yes, it would be a domino effect. Tell me, what happens as a result of the US simply printing off more money every time it needs it? What are the consequences of actions such as those, in the long term?
bran987 said:I think it's called hyperinflation
just kidding
JerseyArt said:Bor, no offense, but that isnt even close to accurate.
Measured as a percentage of the GNP (which is the standard gage) US debt is lower than in the 80's. Its hardly an imminent crisis.
More importantly, over half of the current accounts deficit is directly attributable to the recession, exacerbated incredibly by 9/11. The current growth trends would cut the total in half within the next 4-5 years even absent fiscal discipline on the part of the Congress.
wnt2bBeast said:so you find humour in using UBL's name?
your entitled to your opnions but remeber there are people on this board who were lucky to get through 9-11 and who hve lost freinds and family that day..i dont have a problem with varying opinions..but until that damn tower in toronto gets taken down shu the fuck up
Forge said:Yes, it would be a domino effect. Tell me, what happens as a result of the US simply printing off more money every time it needs it? What are the consequences of actions such as those, in the long term?
Umm, ask the Germans if it is a good idea to just print more money to get out of debt. We can end up like they did, where it takes a WHEELBARROW full of money to buy a loaf of bread.wnt2bBeast said:if you didnt know they have the ability to print money to meet ALL of the gov'ts olbigations..which is the reason why the US can never default on its bonds
fair enoughbluepeter said:Whoa bro, easy. I had a relative die at the Towers myself. I find it disgusting that this man is still out there planning attacks due to this administrations interest in attacking Iraq. Hence my disdain for US government.
jestros said:Umm, ask the Germans if it is a good idea to just print more money to get out of debt. We can end up like they did, where it takes a WHEELBARROW full of money to buy a loaf of bread.
jestros said:Umm, ask the Germans if it is a good idea to just print more money to get out of debt. We can end up like they did, where it takes a WHEELBARROW full of money to buy a loaf of bread.
Sure they adjust the money supply every day. But they cannot just print more money to get out of debt.wnt2bBeast said:LOL..not possible the german's did not have an etablished bond market nor did they conduct "open market operations"... without being to technical the fed adjust money supply nearly every day..
JerseyArt said:The current growth trends would cut the total in half within the next 4-5 years even absent fiscal discipline on the part of the Congress.
JerseyArt said:That's right bitch
But I dont turn the board into a non stop stream of threads to express Anti American views
Get a fucking life you annoying little piss ant
jestros said:Sure they adjust the money supply every day. But they cannot just print more money to get out of debt.
Otherwise we would have already done so.
Jesus, think about it McFly!
Forge said:OK, this needs to be qualified. Are you saying that you believe our nation's deficit will be cut in half over the next 4 years?
oopswnt2bBeast said:no no no they wouldnt print money just to get out of debt..
debt is not all that bad!!!! we need debt to attract foreing investment..without foreign investment our economy would not be able to grwo/sustain itself
Forge said:OK, this needs to be qualified. Are you saying that you believe our nation's deficit will be cut in half over the next 4 years?
"Current account deficits, even large ones, have been defused without significant consequences, (but) we cannot become complacent," Greenspan warnedbran987 said:
bran987 said:

wnt2bBeast said:"Current account deficits, even large ones, have been defused without significant consequences, (but) we cannot become complacent," Greenspan warned
hes talking about a different deficit..theres the current account deficit
and theres the budget deficit..2 different things..
obviously if we had no deficits that would be ideal but looka t the quote even Greenie agrees with me about CA deficits![]()
Seriously. Don't ever post again concerning economic issues. This is without a doubt one of the most idiotic statements ever made on this board in regards to finance and global economics.wnt2bBeast said:i wish you would at least take eco 101
the US govt is near default??? ohh boy looks like whoever wrote that article has never heard of the Federal Reserve???? if you didnt know they have the ability to print money to meet ALL of the gov'ts olbigations..which is the reason why the US can never default on its bonds..also the reason why there are huge US govt bond holders who are outside of the US..
Osama's plan is terror to inhibit economic activity..i really dont think he is clever enough to ruin us through higher deficits!!!!![]()
again....Never, EVER! EVER! Make another post about money. Really.wnt2bBeast said:poor example...youre missing the point..while my pockets are only so deep..the US govts are endless..while i can go into default and bankruptcy the US govt cant..the foreign ownership of US debt is so great that they cannot allow us to fail (impossible anyway)..it would be a domino effect
why lolWODIN said:again....Never, EVER! EVER! Make another post about money. Really.
you really wanna laugh id hate to tell you where i work lolWODIN said:Seriously. Don't ever post again concerning economic issues. This is without a doubt one of the most idiotic statements ever made on this board in regards to finance and global economics.
Because we can not just print our way out of debt.wnt2bBeast said:why lol
WODIN said:Because we can not just print our way out of debt.
Because we can not continue to run up huge levels of debt without suffering the consequences which you are not aware of.
Because we can ill afford a debt crisis which is on the verge of occuring
Because we can not be 100% dependent, economically on China and the Asian Rim which is where we are rapidly headed.
Because the Interest on the Debt takes money away from the budget for any useful measures.
If the Chinese and Japanese decide to dump bonds today.
You're bank account will be worth nothing tomorrow.
Get it?
Then why is the dollar so weak now?wnt2bBeast said:thats so not true..
LOL
prolly cuz im long eurosWODIN said:Then why is the dollar so weak now?
LOL... I'm long on Euros too because the US economy is going down the toilet. I'm also big on Gold at least for the next 3 years too.wnt2bBeast said:prolly cuz im long euros
my economic advice may be bad but ive been trading for 7 years and im still alive![]()
WODIN said:I'm also big on Gold at least for the next 3 years too.
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