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Maybe this will be a boon to better health! 90% of the baked goods sold in this country are related to health problems of one sort or another. Good riddance!
well that includes whole wheat bread and wheeties too.
How are we going to survive in the future if these prices keep going up and up? I don't see us getting big raises at our jobs to cover these rising prices. Something has to give soon.
Don't bet on it.
Fed rate cut expected next week. Mo' money in the global money supply.
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This can't be good.
^^ well, yes, of course. We overcomsume, commute alone, in gas guzzlers and have 14 cars per household any more instead of 1 or 2, etc., but I didn't have the energyto go down the whole laundry list of sins...some of which, I'm guilty of but not too badly.
At any rate, the past is the past. There's no excuse for not cranking up these initiatives now, at least once Big Oil takes a couple of steps out of the door of the White House.....if only....
Please people, stop this nonsense.
Oil is the same price in terms of REAL MONEY (gold!)
Same with wheat, soybeans, etc etc
It is fiat money creation, plain and simple. OPEC and Big Oil is the whipping boy for the people who choose to become ignorant to monetary policy.
If you're going to blame Bush with something, it's being a tax and spend liberal. Yes, inflation is a tax.
Oil is the same price in terms of REAL MONEY (gold!)
Same with wheat, soybeans, etc etc
It is fiat money creation, plain and simple. OPEC and Big Oil is the whipping boy for the people who choose to become ignorant to monetary policy.
If you're going to blame Bush with something, it's being a tax and spend liberal. Yes, inflation is a tax.
Sorry, I can't give you more rep until I spread it around.
Indeed, the biggest detriment to the domestic US economy has been monetary and credit policy.
I would love to see McCain and eventually Obama debate that issue.
Does anyone think they would be competent?
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