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A.I.G. -- what gall!
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17/03/2009 15:54:56
Walter Meester
HoogkarspelPays-Bas
 
 
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17/03/2009 09:39:37
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>>Ever heard of printing dollars for nothing and export your inflation?
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>It is only getting worse:
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>The budget plan projects a federal deficit of $1.75 trillion for 2009, or 12.3% of the gross domestic product (GDP), a level not seen since 1942, the first year of World War II for the United States.
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>http://www.finfacts.ie/irishfinancenews/article_1016060.shtml
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>and:
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>It's time for a pop quiz. What is bigger than the combined economies of India, Russia, Brazil, Spain, and Canada? Answer: the U.S. budget deficit over the next ten years, if the Obama budget plan becomes law.
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>President Obama plans to borrow about $7 trillion over the next ten years to finance all of his spending plans. That is a big number, and a tough thing to put in perspective. To present an idea of the scale of the deficits, the attached chart compares Obama's projected deficit with the 2007 GDPs of the eleven largest economies on earth other than that of the U.S.
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>The projected ten-year deficit is larger than the Japanese economy. It's larger than the German economy. It's larger than the bottom five economies on the list combined.

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>http://www.aei.org/publications/filter.all,pubID.29501/pub_detail.asp

When reading the following, the article loses all credibility :
While the president likes to blame the Bush administration for all of his troubles, the fact is that the CBO ten-year budget forecast published in January 2008 called for a ten-year surplus of a few hundred billion dollars.

Yeah right, that was before the financial crisis. There is no country in the world that has the same ten year forecast in 2009.
One must be without a brain to actually put some credibility to this statement.

>And how about this alarming graph:
>http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_dTWAbdNYCs0/SabR9OqXBCI/AAAAAAAAAB8/teilZBcrO0s/s1600-h/deficit.gif

Yeah and? Who is to blame for this graph? Also note the graphs trendline during the clinton administration. But of course the democrats are the spenders. The believers in the free market being able to regulate itself are the ones to blame here. Let me see which political party is responsible for that ?
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