Enouraging Signs That the Government Is Rethinking Sending Drug Offenders Straight to Prison By Phillip S. Smith... was so excited. In a weekend story in the Wall Street Journal, the Justice Department seemed decidedly unimpressed. Spokeswoman Laura Sweeney ... Judge Ricardo Hinojosa, chairman of the commission, told the Wall Street Journal. But the commission will move cautiously, he said. "...

... Dog pub, there were no signs of anything untoward. In fact, ... I thought you were against street parking. Where you & I live ... rid of all distracting road signs e.g. "Ripon 3 miles",... should be discouraged and road signs placed where they do not ... cluttering pavements. As a road sign only intrudes onto the pavement ...you going to hang these signs over the road? -- UK Radical ...

...them can mortgage it to play the market. That's the mentality of "it's a sure thing" which was also present at the top of the real estate market a year or two ago - and a sure sign of a bubble forming. (It's "Tulip Bulb Mania" replayed over and over again). Yes, but its only a tiny subset of the chinese that can do that by mortgaging their house. You clearly dont have a clue about...

...their houses to invest in the market, That's the mentality of "it's a sure thing" which was also present at the top of the real estate market a year or two ago - and a sure sign of a bubble forming. (It's "Tulip Bulb Mania" replayed over and over again). Fred Weiss ---------------------------------------- Ok, yes, it's real [ as in effects or potential profits ] and yet then it isn't...

... Chinese were. But you could tell that the top was near when reports came out that Chinese were taking out mortgages on their houses to invest in the market, That's the mentality of "it's a sure thing" which was also present at the top of the real estate market a year or two ago - and a sure sign of a bubble forming. (It's "Tulip Bulb Mania" replayed over and over again). Fred Weiss

...h...@now.com.au> wrote: Yes Fred, but we need to take the long term view of such natural corrections in the markets role of the capitalist model, don't we? Surely this 60%% drop is a sign that the system is working correctly, yes? <smile> Yes, in a way it is. However the real question is how "natural" was the run-up to 6000. It was obviously a classic bubble, prompted to a ...

..."Sean" <h...@now.com.au> wrote: Yes Fred, but we need to take the long term view of such natural corrections in the markets role of the capitalist model, don't we? Surely this 60%% drop is a sign that the system is working correctly, yes? <smile> Yes, in a way it is. However the real question is how "natural" was the run-up to 6000. It was obviously a classic bubble, prompted to a ...

....SS Fred Weiss ------------------------------------ Yes Fred, but we need to take the long term view of such natural corrections in the markets role of the capitalist model, don't we? Surely this 60%% drop is a sign that the system is working correctly, yes? <smile> Unless of course, one was a few weeks from retirement and couldn't wait any longer to cash in their stocks. :)

As Vets Take to the Streets to Protest the War, McCain Snubs IVAW at the ... Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America delivered a petition signed by 30,000 veterans to McCain's office, urging... military recruiters since he was a young teenager. He signed up at 17 and, according to Melinda, "September ...but Torres believes his son was murdered. Carrying a sign with his son's picture, along with one ...

Wall Street's Next Target: Roads and Bridges By David Bollier, ... has led to crumbling infrastructure, Wall Street, in a fine thank you to ... to prescribe future needs in contracts signed decades earlier For example, some privatization...yahoos who stupidly oppose taking Wall Street's money. Indeed, Anderson makes it...previous taxpayers! Give them to Wall Street - whom you just bailed out at...