Back in 64' a lot of people didn't catch that in "A Hard Days Night"...
Heck, we lose 30% + to the Rats here in the U.S.A.
Obama and his ilk spent $85 billion dollars per MONTH on what is called Quantitative Easing. They did this for at least 5 YEARS. Approximately one half was for T-bill purchases to legitimize and collateralized our debt that massively increased to cover mainly entitlements and liberal programs. The other half was used to buy Mortgaged Backed Securities (can anybody say renamed bundled credit derivatives of junk mortgages?). It is no wonder the Stock Market was so happy....happy as long as QE still exists...... The other part - debt- well, that’s the Fed and they police themselves.
When you’re making that much money, what’s the point of making more?
Back in 64' a lot of people didn't catch that in "A Hard Days Night"...
Trump will spend that much on his campaign probably.
At the height of its power, the Medellín drug cartel was smuggling fifteen tons of cocaine per day, worth more than half a billion dollars, into the United States.
And did he ever once say gracias to American junkies?
Banks, and one in particular were caught and fined for laundering Billions in drug money. They were fined the equivalent of a few days of profit and had their hand slapped. Escobar is nothing but a player in an extremely large game led by existing governments and politicians. Most of us live in one such country.
The rats in this country eat up more money than that.
All those lives he helped ruin. “What does it profit a man....?” comes to mind.
I saw the first season of NARCOS on Netflix...it was excellent.
Today his home outside of medellin is a tourist trap LOL.
Advice to gringos visiting Colombia...NEVER joke about this guy....no way is it polite and the are still practicing the fine art of revenge killing there. I spend several months a yr there and have prop too. So be nice!
great netflix series “Narcos” shows the scenes described in the article ...
Escobar was a very interesting figure, usually dressed casually as if he was going to Wal-Mart to buy a bag of ice ...
The first season of Netflix’s “Narcos” is pretty entertaining.
All that cash didn't help him a bit. Sorry, Pablo, no mulligans.