... who showed pics of melted steel, which could only possible have happened at tempratures many times that of a diesel fire burning for... they weren't, and there was a huge pile of rubble. Whatever the physics involved as to "space" in the lower floors ... seeding doubts about this doesn't go very far. My logic also tells me that whatever happened in the foundations does not change the fact that the building fell from the top down, ...

... who showed pics of melted steel, which could only possible have happened at tempratures many times that of a diesel fire burning for a... they weren't, and there was a huge pile of rubble. Whatever the physics involved as to "space" in the lower floors ..., just seeding doubts about this doesn't go very far. My logic also tells me that whatever happened in the foundations does not change the fact that the building fell from the top down, ...

... But now, you see, we can get blamed for *anything* unusual - and so *all* the bases are covered whatever happens. http://news.smh.com.au/national/big-chill-a-symptom-of-climate-chaos-... --------------------------- Fred, ... .... they including me, are really worn out by all the unseasonal unusual happenings, and our bodies just don't like it at all. ENOUGH we cry...

... But now, you see, we can get blamed for *anything* unusual - and so *all* the bases are covered whatever happens. http://news.smh.com.au/national/big-chill-a-symptom-of-climate-chaos-20080901-46yx.html --------------------------- Fred, I... .... they including me, are really worn out by all the unseasonal unusual happenings, and our bodies just don't like it at all. ENOUGH we cry .......

... Gee, as if we have never had climate change before. But now, you see, we can get blamed for *anything* unusual - and so *all* the bases are covered whatever happens. http://news.smh.com.au/national/big-chill-a-symptom-of-climate-chaos-20080901-46yx.html Brett Stephens in the WSJ characterizing this as "mass neurosis" pretty much nails ...

On Sep 7, 4:02 am, Fred Weiss <fredwe...@papertig.com> wrote: On Sep 6, 6:50 pm, Ed <solon...@earthlink.net> wrote: Whatever happened to our belief in the market? Huh? "We" haven't believed in the market for a very, very long time. The Sherman Anti-Trust Act was passed in 1890. It's been downhill from there. There seems to be a ...

Sean wrote: "Ed" <solon013@earthlink.net> wrote in message Whatever happened to our belief in the market? The idea was some investors made money, some lost, that was the nature of Capitalism. It seems we need a new philosophy to describe the basic nature of the economic system in America. Phrases like Market Economy and private enterprise don...

... those firms during the housing bubble and now that the profits are turning to losses, why the government must make up the difference with money taken from taxpayers. Whatever happened to our belief in the market? The idea was some investors made money, some lost, that was the nature of Capitalism. It seems we need a new...

...> the housing bubble and now that the profits are turning to losses, why the government must make up the difference with money taken from taxpayers. Whatever happened to our belief in the market? The idea was some investors made money, some lost, that was the nature of Capitalism. It seems...

... during the housing bubble and now that the profits are turning to losses, why the government must make up the difference with money taken from taxpayers. Whatever happened to our belief in the market?   No one ever believed in the market. The USA is the chief culprit in protectionism, import tariffs, and internal market subsidies...