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Germany might just have a democratic government... you know, one that supports the common good of their citizens. That hasn't been the case in the US for a very long time. Our policies are for the mega-rich few, and the propaganda keeps the ignorant masses confused and divided.
Still waiting for all that wealth to trickle down. They said it would.
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Originally Posted by rruff
Germany might just have a democratic government... you know, one that supports the common good of their citizens. That hasn't been the case in the US for a very long time. Our policies are for the mega-rich few, and the propaganda keeps the ignorant masses confused and divided.
The Euro has been in free fall versus the dollar this year. What conclusions can be drawn? Here are mine
This thread was begun on March 11. On March 16th the Euro bottomed at $1.049 and seems to be recovering since then. There is no sign that it is going to parity.
Should the thread be closed? It seems to be a magnet for wild speculation on any subject.
This thread was begun on March 11. On March 16th the Euro bottomed at $1.049 and seems to be recovering since then. There is no sign that it is going to parity.
Should the thread be closed? It seems to be a magnet for wild speculation on any subject.
Heh....just this morning I was considering the trend to "live like Chinamen." This is the new world we live in. Exploding debt in the more developed G8 countries. Exploding debt always has a bad ending.
How did the "investment banks" make out in 2008? Are you sure these are the smart people?
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