On Sep 20, 1:14 pm, BretCah...@peoplepc.com wrote: The rest of us will have to suffer under GOP tax cut stagflation. Bret Cahill We have some very stupid, senile investors who think that the government can "absorb" 20+ trillion dollars in debt in a 1 trillion dollar budget. Doesn't quite add up. They are going to destroy the currency, as well as the overall economy. The dollar is collapsing, oil is skyrocketing again. ...

The rest of us will have to suffer under GOP tax cut stagflation. Bret Cahill

... are NOT the same thing.. You can be nice AND have a backbone. It's just that most guys often equate being 'nice' with being a pushover.. Wow... that looks a lot like basic ASF info I posted a fucking decade ago: Newsgroups: alt.seduction.fast From: Odious <Odious@home.com> Date: 1999/04/12 Subject: Re: !!Need help to stop being nice guy!! TIA IOW you do not want a push over. You seek the middle ground between a nice guy ...

... want to live in a place where hurricanes are likely to land every single year? I live in SoCal... so we get the great weather all the time and really bad earthquakes only happen every one or two decades... but hurricanes *every* year? Also isn't Texas tornado country too? And it's a desert too isn't it? What's the attraction? Besides one that I love- you can actually protect yourself, your loved ...

....googlegroups.com...wrote: more cut and paste crap.... Face facts, ninja you repackage ASF posts from a decade ago, and act like it is something new and innovative. Just like ray, you've been caught. And when ... 'nice' with being a pushover.. Wow... that looks a lot like basic ASF info I posted a fucking decade ago: Newsgroups: alt.seduction.fast From: Odious <Odious@home.com> Date: 1999/04/12 Subject: Re: !!Need help ...

...normal, and then gradually sell them back and see what the government can recover. But the worst possible result would be for financial markets to return to "normal" -- if normal means the speculative casino of the past decade, abetted by figures like Paulson. The Democrats would be foolish to accept the Paulson plan at face value, since this entire crisis is the result of his view of the economy, which boils down to deregulate-and-bail....

... am inclined to believe. Is it sheer numbers, rhetoric, commitment or is it simply the case of an idea whose time has come that is the real catalyst for change? I have spent the better part of the last decade and the entirety of the last two weeks asking myself that question. In 1999 fifty thousand people, mostly Americans, from all walks of life, marched on the streets of Seattle protesting the policies of the World Trade Organization. ...

... $480 million to build, will cost $29 million a year to run and took more than a decade to get off the ground. The stumbling block was psychological, not architectural. An aversion to feces is ... mind that any potential health issues from drinking so-far undetectable levels of contaminants would be cumulative and take decades to manifest. Then I reminded myself: no naturally occurring water on earth is absolutely pure. And most everything ...

...Bret Cahill" <BretCah...@aol.com> wrote in message news:5c7496ca-dd7d-45ee-9f05-31b9bd0aea23@z6g2000pre.googlegroups.com... The real answer is much closer to 6 years than 14, and it _certainly_ isn't "decades" as you tried to bluster everyone into believing. Ummm....earth to Brat, 14 is more than twice 6 - That just shows the inaccuracy of your sources. Assuming the CIA World ...

... why would you want to live in a place where hurricanes are likely to land every single year?  I live in SoCal... so we get the great weather all the time and really bad earthquakes only happen every one or two decades... but hurricanes *every* year?  Also isn't Texas tornado country too?  And it's a desert too isn't it?  What's the attraction?  Besides one that I love- you can actually protect yourself, your loved ...