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2009-06-25 03:45:53
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| As an American, I believe that American policies were not wise. Our former president made bad decisions. Americans spent too much money. Now we will have to pay for it. |
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2009-06-21 14:52:10
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2009-06-21 07:33:44
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| zionist/jews had robbs, swindle and destroy USA blindly. jews is notorious for using the blaming game. the whole world is watching. |
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2009-06-13 14:21:52
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| I am an American and I could not agree more with this post! Americans in general are tired of our politicians situating blame on others even its people. Hopefully the Obama administration will keep humility part of its core values. |
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2009-05-26 08:08:08
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| the pursuit of money at all costs is at the root of this problem. There will always be people who will do anything to make another dollar. They don"t care who they hurt. They don"t care how many children go hungry. They don"t care if people have to die. As long as they get more money. But no matter how much money they amass, it will never be enough for them. As long as people like that are allowed free reign, there will always be problems like the current fiancial crisis. |
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2009-05-27 01:55:30
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| Im sorry, please help clarify, were you describing the cultural revolution? |
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2009-03-15 10:14:48
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| I think its very naive to blame the US for acting in its best interest and to relive China"s political leaders for any responsiblity for the current crisis. Yes, Americans used credit, some like myself used it wisely, I remorgaged my homes and moved the cheep cash (thanky you china) to the other side of my balance sheet where it sits today waiting for investments that are getting more attractive every day. others bought new cars and took trips to disney land and the local mall. You reap the se... (More details.) |
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2009-03-01 16:50:06
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2009-02-15 12:03:11
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| USA should all financial-aid to israel and it crony in ME. |
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2009-02-10 15:33:59
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long live the revolution! I'm down with capitalism some socialism, communism through authoritarianism is the only way to go, likiddy split to "Guantanamo" or rather No.3 Chuandong for, perhaps, no good reason other than having a problem with the status quo.
Fight the brute imperialist... even if we have to become him to feel safe. Hit at his head if it has become corrupt and unsafe, but more importantly does not provide us with the jobs we need and clean air to breathe.
Feed our youth with know... (More details.) |
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2009-01-14 23:02:40
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Global financial crisis has caused huge earthquakes worldwide, this time no safe haven anywhere. Major financial institutions collapsed, probably more will follow.
Now the very celebrated Wall Street became a symbol of greed, recklessness, fraud, madness in a very loosely regulated environment with overflowing cheap credits all over. Incredible leverages available and all kinds exotic and toxic "derivatives" invented daily to fool millions of gullible "investors" worldwide. Such is the true sce... (More details.) |
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2009-01-20 03:56:06
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| This financial set-back, which supposedly started in the USA under the arrogant Bush administration teaches an important lesson about greed, anger, and foolishness among other things. But, "Yes We Can" recover, as we human inhabitants had the ability to go to the moon, share space-labs, cure diseases, and are learning to work together. So what is this big deal with solving this financial crisis? |
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2009-01-09 14:16:38
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| The following is reported on TV news in many channels in Asia today. On January 1st, 2009, an African American was shot point blank in San Fransico, California by the police. This has triggered a riot with around 1,000 people involved. About 100 riots were arrested. Can any PD user from California give us more information? |
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2009-01-13 17:33:01
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| The victim, Oscar Grant, was killed. |
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2009-01-08 23:31:39
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| I am an American and am ashamed of the people on Wall Street and in Washington who are entirely to blame for this crisis. Government leaders had better beware, the people are becoming weary of this abuse of its citizens and the world community through outright theft & fraud. If not they will be awakened with pitchforks and torches one night and dearly wish they were someplace else. |
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2009-01-10 13:54:50
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| Israel has gone too far! It will lose the support of most people in the world. |
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2009-01-08 22:22:25
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It would seem the world population has a better grasp on the current economic situation than the average US citizen. This is a sad state that has been caused by a corrupt government using monetary policy to keep it"s citizenry "fat & happy". And, I might add - "stupid".
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2009-04-17 12:32:33
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| You are right. That little country of no importance or resources, has the world in its grip due to the domination of the US Congress through voting as one man against any politician who dares to critizise it. 6 million votes in a country where only 50% vote can swing any election. |
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2009-01-08 03:29:40
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Check out what Mr. Jim Sinclair has to say:
http://jsmineset.com/
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Mr Dear Friends in China,
Respectfully, you are at best only partially correct. It was the unbridled, unregulated, unlisted, false evaluated worthless and to be ever worthless OTC derivatives manufactured primarily in the USA that has turned a normal economic correction into a terminal currency debacle.
I am amazed that even you will not say it the way it is. It must be so embarrassing to know you bought into the madness and a... (More details.) |
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2009-03-15 19:49:41
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| Jim Sinclair is such a typical American louse isn"t it? He has turned American immorality and greed around to mock at others who have been ensnared by his appalling countrymen. Jim should write the way it is about his country: That Americans are the global cheats. The worst shame face of human kind are in his country. |
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2009-02-10 05:17:42
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| Although I don"t disagree that Wall Street bankers are greedy and self serving, banking laws were relaxed under Bill Clinton so American based banks could compete on an equal footing with European banks. Although the US has the largest problem and was the first to acknowledge it, this credit mess will hit harder and deeper in other countries. |
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2009-02-05 05:20:42
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| These articles were well written on the greed of the average stock broker and all the people who are part of this sinking ship. No one has enough money to buy them selves out of this mess and understand how we got ourselves into this mess to start with; it is impossible to look at this intelligence and find an answer to fill comfort with. |
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2009-01-22 20:50:13
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| while I may agree somewhat the average citizen of the us does not beneifit from wall street as only close friends of the past goverment have. The majarity however are the average worker and we will not stand for this anymore eother. Please do not confuse a few in terms of population to the average worker who keeps our goverment going with our taxes. |
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2009-01-08 21:36:49
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| Ultimately it was a mindset that capitalism celebrates, nurtures and requires behind the development of these "exotic" (read parasitic) financial instruments that produced this fragile financial house of cards that was doomed to collapse--a mindset composed of several ingredients that could also threaten China and everywhere it exists: selfishness; greed; short-run myopia; ultra-individualism; wanting it all and wanting it now; inability to sacrifice and delay gratificaton; mass consumerism and ... (More details.) |
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2009-01-08 12:42:47
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| Your article is dead on--very correct. I say this as an American and as someone who has taught economics over thirty years and has been to China. We hear Americans decrying the debt they got themselves into with greed and unrestrained conspicuous consumption beyond their means, and they even bash China as a creditor when no one forced them to borrow. They scream and complain about supposed jobs being lost to China (as if they were ordained by God to hold certain jobs) while they complain about t... (More details.) |
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