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    Biggest Game In Town......

    .... Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports Exposed.....

    Starts at 4 mins

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6H3_S59DO18&feature=player_embedded#at=86

    v=6H3_S59DO18&feature=player_embedded#at=86

    #2
    [youtube]6H3_S59DO18[/youtube]

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      #3
      Here let me help you out PTO

      >>

      Oops, wrong forum sorry.

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        #4
        Maybe this is what you wanted to discuss;

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          #5
          The CWB makes us all poorer? I think so. I bet Maggie would too.

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            #6
            I especially like this one

            can't embed a video;-) haha

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              #7
              Coleville - The trickle down economics of Reagan and Thatcher and their idea that Deregulation would solve everything helped CREATE the 2008 economic disaster. Under Reagan and thatcher the banking industry was allowed to deregulate (from big lobbying) and Entire industrial sectors were moved offshore to China and elsewhere. THERE has NEVER BEEN A TIME IN US HISTORY WHERE CORPORATE DECISIONS WERE ALLOWED TO DETERMINE THE DIRECTION OF A GOVERNMENT AS IN THE REAGAN ERA.

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                #8
                remember when ghwbush referred to reagan's policies as voodoo economics. truer words were never spoken. the last thirty years have put us where we are today.

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                  #9
                  Wasn't it the federal legislation that dictated that the banks lend to those who couldn't afford to purchase housing, that got the Americans into this mess?

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                    #10
                    that helped make for the housing bubble but it didn't much contribute to the american govt. spending more than it was taking in and becoming the most indebted nation in the world. what reagan started with his silly trickle down economics was the transfer of wealth from individuals and governments to corporate balance sheets and it went too far in the name of stimulus - the essence of american tax cuts. now they have a problem and we're all going to pay. americans like to believe anything can be fixed with tax cuts and it's a happy thought but revenues and expenditures have to balance over time.

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                      #11
                      The top corporate tax rate in Canada is 18%, our economy is doing quite well thank you.

                      The top corporate tax rate in the USA is 35%, their economy is shaky at best.

                      This tells me the Americans have ditched libertarian capitalism long ago and are now paying the price for making that mistake. Thank goodness Paul Martian was smart enough to trim the size of our bloated socialist government in the 1990s. That decision has placed us in the relatively comfortable position we are in today.

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                        #12
                        Ive spent to much time on this stuff,and i think it
                        was a giant waste of time because in my mind the
                        problems stem from a very simple theory.

                        The public is a democracy ,and the democracy
                        figured out it could raid the public piggy bank,so
                        they kept voting in whoever would give them the
                        most.The time span involved is over one hundred
                        years old.

                        Add in the fact the governments started printing
                        money to cover the publics demands and the recipe
                        for disaster was made.

                        You don't need complex conspiracies and blame
                        games.

                        Who was it that said something like" the simplest
                        solutions are the best".

                        Everytime i turn on the news somebody is asking
                        the government for
                        something,teachers,nurses,indians,farmers,corporat
                        ions,football players and fanatics who think they
                        need to play under a dome stadium,people who
                        think the roads are shit,the military,cops,firemen
                        and on and on and on.

                        Is anybody actually surprised we have such massive
                        problems?

                        In the immortal words of Rob Mcewan"we are not
                        going to have a rescession we are going to hit the
                        wall".

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                          #13
                          Caughtin,

                          You have all da time in da World to waste. If'n you actually spent that much time and dis is what yer final verdict is, den YOU are alot DUMBER den I taught. Have fun playin wit yer New Found Friends....


                          jenbend,

                          It a known fact da less da Tax Rate, da More da Government will take in cause of a flourishin economy. Besides NO Law Exists to pay da Federal Income Tax. Prove me wrong & I will mail you's a Hat.....


                          CoalvillianH2O,

                          Gist used da Piss Poor Instructions that were given to us. Instead of me helpin You's all da time, try helpin me fer once. So how do you put it up anyways???

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                            #14
                            over time some tax cuts will act as economic stimulus but it takes time and the usa doesn't have the luxury of waiting for the system to be affected. depends on whether the cuts will stimulate economic activity or just increase someone's savings rate. the only thing that will help now is spending cuts - they have immediate effect. if properly targetted they won't slow the economy. the usa has to cut what are known as invisible imports - money spent abroad with no effect on domestic economic activity. money spent to maintain military offshore is an example. much of the economic benefit goes to the host country's economy. the american empire is on the downslope and it will get steeper without some intelligent action.

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                              #15
                              I just made way to much money on the open tonight to
                              care,stop trying to understand me,you cant.

                              "never confuse no motion for no action"-look it up

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