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1 posted on 07/31/2011 8:57:33 PM PDT by bruinbirdman
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Normally I love this writer, but....I think here he’s being too positive.

His book about Bill Clinton is dark as heck, and a shocking page-turner.


2 posted on 07/31/2011 9:01:50 PM PDT by gaijin
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>>The key indicators of the US money supply are at last firing on all cylinders<<

Baloney. I’m beginning to think they actually think they can speak it into existence.


3 posted on 07/31/2011 9:02:36 PM PDT by RobRoy (The US today: Revelation 18:4)
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Pollyanna.
Rose colored glasses.
Whistling past the graveyard.


4 posted on 07/31/2011 9:03:09 PM PDT by UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide (REPEAL WASHINGTON! -- Islam Delenda Est! -- I Want Constantinople Back. -- Rumble thee forth.)
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bump.


5 posted on 07/31/2011 9:08:45 PM PDT by ken21 (ruling class dem + rino progressives -- destroying america for 150 years.)
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To: bruinbirdman
He's right about Western Europe (Euro) being in a lot worse shape than the US in terms of a deflationary spiral.

This is solely for the reason that the US has been deficit spending to the tune of $1.6 to $2 trillion dollars annually for the past three years.

The Eurozone cannot deficit spend to that degree due to their structure as separate sovereign nations.

The US has chosen the path of hoping to deficit spend in enormous amounts until the international banks take their boots off our throats (historically about another seven years).

If deficit spending to that degree stops then we instantly enter into a very large deflationary depression.

Instead, the politicians have decided to kick the can down the road and destroy the economic future of generations untold.

6 posted on 07/31/2011 9:14:36 PM PDT by politicket (1 1/2 million attended Obama's coronation - only 14 missed work!)
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The economy is curing itself in time-honoured fashion.

The economy may be growing, albeit very, very slowly -- not enough to keep pace with population growth, but its growth is limited by fiscal policy. Bernanke got this correct, at least partially.

7 posted on 07/31/2011 9:19:48 PM PDT by mlocher (Is it time to cash in before I am taxed out?)
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I keep hearing, "we're the greatest, we're only wounded"...

It'll get better, just wait an see.

I don't see it. I see a broke, extremely divided country, most left with nothing but contempt for those in D.C. and at most local government levels.

I'll go down swinging. Yep. But the fact is, confidence is all but lost, in regards to anything improving by traditional methods.

Government continues to grows, spends more, more controlling...As most have lost all confidence and trust.

Those with Pollyanna comments, don't bother.

9 posted on 07/31/2011 9:45:26 PM PDT by dragnet2 (Diversion and evasion are tools of deceit)
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We can infer that the housing market may be nearing the end of its deep slump.

Really? This guy is joking right? I guess he hasn't noticed the 10 years worth of inventory on the market and all the foreclosures still going through.

11 posted on 07/31/2011 9:54:08 PM PDT by Lazlo in PA (Now living in a newly minted Red State.)
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To: familyop; Psalm 144
Note AEP's final phrase of this piece, ". . . buy a shotgun and prepare for 1932."

yitbos

13 posted on 07/31/2011 10:45:07 PM PDT by bruinbirdman ("Those who control language control minds." -- Ayn Rand)
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I read the whole piece. Wow. Maybe the author should add another hyphenation to his name: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard-Lenin, perhaps? The politicos’ escalation of the debt regime will render possibilities of the future dark and murky, indeed.

The further it goes, the more radical that dangerous reorganizations of various kinds will be. It was also noticeable that Evans-Pritchard appears to dislike the more productive EU members for refusing to go down with favorite southern European vacation hosts.


14 posted on 08/01/2011 1:26:58 AM PDT by familyop (Rome was sacked in a day--twice.)
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China hides its debt problem better than the US or EU. Japan still hasn't resolved its debt problem. This is worldwide. The potential for worldwide collapse is high.

The only way out is free market economics. That is where the good ol' US of A has an advantage over everyone else. It's in our DNA.

Clear out all the government overgrowth, make path for economic growth and stand out of the way.

There will be horrific violence in a big part of the world.

16 posted on 08/01/2011 5:37:19 AM PDT by Jabba the Nutt (.Are they stupid, malicious or evil?)
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