potpourri of articles of possible relevance

[thx1138]

http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtri...0117_02_10.asp & http://www.safehaven.com/showarticle.cfm?id=12578&pv=1 & http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_08/lee021009.html & http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/05/bu...l.html?_r=2&hp & http://lonestartimes.com/2009/02/11/...bailout-money/ &
http://www.dailynewscaster.com/2009/...-near-chicago/ & http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article8724.html

[hippifried]

1) Ramblings of those who would have paranoia broadcast exclusively, & decry dealing with markets on a global scale. Irrelevant.

2) More ramblings. This time whining about the horrible things that happen without the global markets. Partialky relevant.

3) Us currency being compared to Zimbabwe. Irrelevant.

4) Office vacancies? I imagine that may have a lot to do with some of the commercial forclosures. Relevant as evidence that this has been going on for several years & it takes Wall St at least 2 years to figure out what's going on in the real economy.

5) Crying wolf over stimulous mony being spent on domestic security. Bt the figures & totals cited in the article, 7/10 of 1%. Irrelevant.

6) Part o FEMA's mandate is having contingencies preplanned for emergencies. It's necessary to work with the localities & have them in the loop. They're the first responders. After all the gripes about lack of coordination when Katrina hit, this article is griping about efforts to correct that. I mean really, is it a big secret where the bridges are? Irrelevant.

7) A series of over the top dumbass analogies that show nothing but how inane the author is & low his esteem of the general public is. The lay public isn't really that gullible or stupid. Irrelevant.

[thx1138]

Eastern Europe on the brink of a financial meltdown: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/c...-meltdown.html

[thx1138]

possible social unrest In europe: http://www.prisonplanet.com/european...%e2%80%9d.html

[chefmike]

Leave it to thxtinfoil to step in shit and call it potpourri...now there's a shocker...

[hippifried]

Eastern Europe on the brink of a financial meltdown:

Aren't they always? Comes with the territory, being in between the rivals that can't stop starting wars with each other.

But seriously, the current problem isn't localized at all. There's no regional problems here. This bank business is global. There isn't any one single spot that anybody's going to be able to point at & say "it was them". Irrelevant.

possible social unrest In europe:

More irrelevance. Mass disasters don't create social unrest. Targeted injustice does. The culprits in this mess are public record, & nobody's blaming the small inner-city shopkeepers. Nobody's paying attention to Chicken Little.

[thx1138]

The relevance is: western Europe gov'ts can't allow these countries to revert to socialist type entities. Therefore they will explode their money supplies to prevent these and generating a continent wide hyperinflation in the process.

[thx1138]

Hippie once again demonstrates his lack of ability in connecting the dots.

[Oli]

Hippie once again demonstrates his lack of ability in connecting the dots.

And your projecting patterns onto a random series of dots.

You should look into the flexibility countries retain economically once they join the EU and embrace the Euro. Returning to 'socialist type entities' isn't possible-they already are socialist. They can only return to Communism, which they all know is a failure.

And if you'd like a little perspective, look for news articles about the Asian meltdown of the late 90's and you'll see the same things written then. "The world economy will collapse if we don't save Korea et al." (BTW Korea at the time probably produced more than all of Eastern Europe does now)

[chefmike]

El Nino: Mike has NO proof. His only job here is to shout insults and denigrate people. What a way to earn cigarette money! No ethics, no brains.

You are a fool and a laughingstock like your buddy El Ninny. The loony links that you two clowns post are quickly debunked, derided, and dismissed by anyone who bothers to read such nonsense.

You'll even stoop to outright lies when your conspiracy fantasies aren't working:
http://www.hungangels.com/board/view...r=asc&start=30

Mike has yet to refute anything coming from a reputable source posted here.

Reliable source? LMAO. This from the buffoon who said Ted Turner was a paid disinformationalist for the NWO. You mean to say that you and your handful of fellow laughingstocks have ever posted anything but absurd BS from the likes of Alex Jones et al? I wonder if anyone ever noticed it. Not bloody likely, simpleton.

He's the same guy that said 2 years ago the economy was in great shape.

Note the date thx registered on this site. More fantasy from the acorn academy alumnus. Produce a quote and URL, slick.

That's what I thought.

You clowns are pathetic.