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2008-10-24 20:39:34
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| As a super power, does the US understand its responsibility to the world? |
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2008-09-21 01:30:48
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IP：203.189.230.★ |
| The US is basically a bankrupt economy. Remember Ross Perot and his utterances. Perot blamed the nation’s economic problems on the government’s inability to contain deficit spending ($350 billion in 1992) and pay off the ever-increasing national debt (a little over $4.1 Trillion in ’92, less than half of what it is now). I am sure the Chinese have trillion USD investments in the US which is salvaging the US economy from total ruin. I am sure Iraq and Afghan war costs (which is deliberately... (More details.) |
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2008-10-11 06:25:11
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US"s role as big brother is gone. They have to put their house in order first and reduce their spending.
With failed banks/businesses, CEO should take a hair-cut and trim their own salaries and benefits by half and then keep working until the banks have recovered their losses.
To live on China and other countries and still want to lord over them is useless.
Swallow the pride, be humble, and work with a new perspective and get out of debts. Re-look at themselves and see if their style of governme... (More details.) |
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2008-09-22 22:20:56
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Ross Perot, Ron Paul and other "sane" people have been warning the U.S. for years of America"s addiction to oil and debt. Well, the time has come for the realization that they were right.
America has and still is arrogantly pursuing being the world"s police, with it"s military in more than 220 countries.
America is BROKE AND BROKEN, it is financially broke and depends on China and other countries for loans to exist from day to day. It is broken because it refuses to see the dire situation it i... (More details.) |
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2008-09-20 02:37:22
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The US is basically a bankrupt economy. Remember Ross Perot and his utterances. Perot blamed the nation’s economic problems on the government’s inability to contain deficit spending ($350 billion in 1992) and pay off the ever-increasing national debt (a little over $4.1 Trillion in ’92, less than half of what it is now). I am sure the Chinese have trillion USD investments in the US which is actually salvaging the US economy from total ruin.
The Iraq and Afghan war costs (which is deliberat... (More details.) |
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2008-10-10 07:56:50
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IP：165.228.110.★ |
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| at the end of the day, there is no "real money" it"s just a theory that seems to work for the time. Numbers in a data base, that is all money is. |
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2008-09-23 12:37:17
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IP：165.228.110.★ |
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| Yet, millions of Chinese want to move there? |
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