The bell tolls for Soetoro.
Posted on 04/27/2010 6:34:24 PM PDT by The Magical Mischief Tour
TOKYO (MarketWatch) -- Japanese shares fell Wednesday morning in Tokyo following a drop in U.S. stocks to a nearly three-month low as credit rating downgrades on Greece and Portugal raised concerns about Europe's debt problems.
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It’s almost as if the “financial crisis” isn’t really over but that just can’t be because everyone on TV says it is so I just don’t know what to think.
Oh, I don’t think “it’s over”....I think it’s just getting its game on!
We can not pass a budget without borrowing money which, in all actuality, translates into: we have to borrow money to pay the interest on the money we just borrowed. How is that a sustainable economic situation?
Yep, there hasn’t been a 300 to 500 point drop in a while, but I’ve been expecting one, to be proceeded by more, to a level of about 8000 to 9000 on the DOW, a few more companies going under, small business virtually non-existent, those evil big-business were the best customers for small business...
The recession is over. The government says so. And look at how many jobs came to Chicago last Friday.
I missed it. what happened in chicago friday?
The bell tolls for Soetoro.
Just head down to anywhere within about 50 miles of d.c. Ain’t no recession going on there!!!
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