...counterproductive and illegal two trillion dollar war was just another day's treason for those occupants. Now, even WE do not expect action on impeachment this particular week. Congress is too preoccupied scrambling to try to salvage the disaster that has become our economy because of 8 years of corrupt Republicans hell bent on deregulation, and EQUALLY corrupt Democrats too cowardly to stop them, even when they had the actual power to do...

... Pakistan represent -- like the decisions of President Richard Nixon and his National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger to bomb and then invade Cambodia (acts that, in the end, empowered Pol Pot and his monsters) -- a desperate bid to salvage a war that was never good, but has now gone badly wrong. It is true that those resisting the NATO occupation cross the Pakistan-Afghan border with ease. However, the U.S. has often engaged in quiet ...

...View, etc. women like this are raised to think they ARE MEN; they will constantly challenge your authority and compete with you.. these women operate via peer pressure not common sense.. their value will only be salvaged as a result of massive shifts in ideologies that affect GROUPS of women rather than just individual women.. their idiocy is reinforced by peer consensus (think Oprah's audience) and therefore will ultimately require peer ...

..., billions of dollars of bad loans beyond the ability of debtors to pay and the speaker asks why on earth would you want to bail out these creditors? I agree but keep perspective. Some of the companies are being salvaged but the equity in most of them was either completely wiped out, e.g. Fannie and Freddie, Lehman, etc. or it's being sold for a small fraction of their previous value. There is no bonanza here - except perhaps for ...

... and Countrywide stockholders got a pittance, the equivalent of 10cents on a dollar. Roughly the same will likely now happen to Washington Mutual and Wachovia in the coming days. The best parts of MerrillLynch will be salvaged, but it will now be absorbed into Bank of America. At least one venerable money market fund just did the unthinkable and was forced to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because ...

... and Countrywide stockholders got a pittance, the equivalent of 10cents on a dollar. Roughly the same will likely now happen to Washington Mutual and Wachovia in the coming days. The best parts of MerrillLynch will be salvaged, but it will now be absorbed into Bank of America. At least one venerable money market fund just did the unthinkable and was forced to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of ...

... out. BearStearns and Countrywide stockholders got a pittance, the equivalent of 10cents on a dollar. Roughly the same will likely now happen to Washington Mutual and Wachovia in the coming days. The best parts of MerrillLynch will be salvaged, but it will now be absorbed into Bank of America. At least one venerable money market fund just did the unthinkable and was forced to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of ...

... out. BearStearns and Countrywide stockholders got a pittance, the equivalent of 10cents on a dollar. Roughly the same will likely now happen to Washington Mutual and Wachovia in the coming days. The best parts of MerrillLynch will be salvaged, but it will now be absorbed into Bank of America. At least one venerable money market fund just did the unthinkable and was forced to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of ...

...thread is spreading... About 36 years ago a C172 hit the top of a ridge in the same area as this latest one. We (I was at Tamair at the time) reckoned to have a look to see if there was anything worth salvaging, thinking particularly of the engine. Huh. Had to climb for nearly an hour after the 4WD could go no further and by that time we were so high the only available helicopter - a poor little Hughes 200 - wouldn't have been able...

...View, etc. women like this are raised to think they ARE MEN; they will constantly challenge your authority and compete with you.. these women operate via peer pressure not common sense.. their value will only be salvaged as a result of massive shifts in ideologies that affect GROUPS of women rather than just individual women.. their idiocy is reinforced by peer consensus (think Oprah's audience) and therefore will ultimately require peer ...