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This is what happens when religion and state cross

Better check your bond street underwear there Queen, there was compliance and complicity in this, our banks appear to be "too big to jail" same as yours.

And I'd admonish, that the head of the EU, the real head, Merkel, should have known better than this, given The Rhineland's own history
 
I would have to know more about Golden Dawn,but they are quite right about their Leasers.We have that too.

This is a constant battle against those who enslave us,as the Necons tried to do here.

I thank God every day this nation was ceeated the way it was,and we are now in the process of turning back the crooks.

I will not say it is the Republican party and Neocans only. There are plenty on the Dem side too.

We made a big step in voting against the money the Crooked USSC thrust on us.Now,if we can just find enough willing to fight for the middle class,we can try to bring some semblence of order back.Money did not win in this election,Crooked dealings on the part of State Republicans did not win either.

BTW,Pace,Kasich just caved on the Health Care law. He will take the Federal money,and revamp Medicare!
 
Queen Titania said:
This is what happens when people can't feed their families ! WTF are you talking about .........Your Banks crashed your ridiculously fragile economic system they had foisted on the World because and only because the gamblers in the Banks all had stuffed too much bloody Cocaine up their bloody noses.
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And you think your banks did not? All of Europe is caving , because the crooks and the UK bankers were right there,feasting.

To claim this is just the US is laughable!
 
I see the Justice Department is now going after S&P,who gave the green light for all those mortgages,yet down graded the US when the Cons acted like fools.
 
I saw that, along with Brewer of Arizona, I think it's the "Christie Model" at play here,

Not sure about Ohio, but I know that Brewer's got the state budget in a real mess, hence the obsfucation and political shell games to get the light source off her back

Now, she's gone all "preachy and peachy" on Health care, same as Kasich, i thought John learned his lesson two or three years ago? I guess it's a momentary laspe of reason, what with the traditional GOP fighting the TPers, it's no wonder that Kasich has no haven to shelter him This is an indication of weakness, and if you really believe politics are ruthless, then now would be the time to challenge Kasich.

Right now, he's all alone

Regards
Pace
 
yes, and S&P is calling the case "frivolous" about as frivolous as all those who lost their homes.

BUT, it looks like from Seattle to California, to the East Coast, the market is changing,

In Bloomberg, there's an article about the shortage of product in the real estate market, the market is turning, with lower interest rates, it really appears that the product offering for the spring market is going to be tight.

I saw this trend in Key West last year, I bought just before the market heated up expodentially,

Know what the average turn is now in California and here in the East? two weeks, two weeks from listing to sale.

And Construction reports show the highest activity since 2007; looks like we are turning a corner here.

And even though the recession hit the boomers the hardest,

A bit of a taffy pull, isn't it?

Regards
Pace
 
Kasich went into hiding after we handed him his head. He is now worrying about his next election. He is now walking the straight and narrow,and the Republicans are running scared in Ohio. No more silly bills against the voters.

If the Congress does not put Cordray in for the banking agency,he will come back here and challenge Kasich,much like Warren:eek:)
 
It took Bond Street another nine months before they admitted culpability, sure our bankers are crooks and should be jailed, but they came forth nine months before the Brits did, and slowed down the process

That wasn't good, and it should be a lesson for the future, truth is? I don't think these guys are "too big to jail", they should go to jail, it was out and out thievery.

But I would admonish every one should "sweep their own steps" for a while

Regards
Pace
 
Pre-destination Bru, an unreasonable assertion that based on birth and fate, one is the chosen one.

Regards
Pace
 
MaryAnne said:
We made a big step in voting against the money the Crooked USSC thrust on us.Now,if we can just find enough willing to fight for the middle class,we can try to bring some semblence of order back.Money did not win in this election
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What the?!?

Obama, Romney break fundraising records
December 07, 2012|By Melanie Mason and Joseph Tanfani, Washington Bureau

President Obama raised $1.1 billion for his reelection effort and Republican challenger Mitt Romney pulled in $1.01 billion, final Federal Election Commission figures show.

http://articles.latimes.com/2012/dec/07/nation/la-na-campaign-money-20121207
 
I think this last election was really an illuminating statement on the negative image the GOP exposed to the general public, of course, they will cry voter fraud, and all the rest of that rot, but consider this; the NRA invested 893K to unseat Sherrold Brown (you guys are lucky to have him) in Ohio, same with Warren, so much money was thrown into that race, it was unspeakable.

And here comes the hypocrisy; this all in the name of sanctifying the wealth and welfare of the very rich, the same people who were crying paranoia, were the ones "investing" in these races.

it begs the question; without loopholes, and all kinds of benevolence of a gentle and sympathetic government, exactly how well would these people do on their own? I mean without all the extra steps at the starting line in the race?

I don't know how any voter could cast a vote for these charlatans, they epitomize the non-sensical circular logic that would cause a group or an entity to invest massive amounts of money to sway a vote.

And lose it all,

American Crossroads received 1.5% on their total investment, that's a bad bet.

Like I said, if you look at the investments made to change the political format, it's an indictment of those who were "afraid and scared" of losing their cheddar.

They didn't need our help to do this; they did all on their own.


Regards
Pace
 
Didn't say they were, I said they have a pre-destination, which is the basis for every flawed theory in the religious world,

Not of us are "pre-destined" we have "free will"

Regards
Pace
 
We;;,of course,Rick.Did you expect Obama to roll over and play dead? He won the popular vote.That is the important thing.

Look at all the sleazy tricks pulled by the Republican Governors to keep people from voting.They stood in line hours in Florida.

Republicans here started to do the same thing. Voters shot them down,but they were filing court cases up until the end and trying to stop people from voting in my state. They failed,big time.

You seem to be a pretty smart guy.Do you think it is right to keep people from voting as Snyder did?
 
MaryAnne said:
And you think your banks did not? All of Europe is caving , because the crooks and the UK bankers were right there,feasting.

To claim this is just the US is laughable!
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How did your Banks get away with it ? Because they sit in The City of London. Why was Mitt and his gang over here every five mins, in the City getting money from Barclays via devious routes, all through his campaign ? It is your system though and it crashed first in the USA. I know all of our corrupt Govs are to blame. I don't only 'bash; the US over it but it is only the USA who puts the blame on 'the people' of the countries affected.

btw We didn't even have credit cards here until Thatcher.
 
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