Russia has suffered long enough. It's had its crisis, it's suffered unemployment rates in the 40%'s. (1990's) It's established its trading and manufacturing base, payed off MOST of its debts, opened CD's with the World Bank, its done all the hard work. There is absolutely no reason why its financial future should suffer from the U.S.' carelessness. I suppose at some point it's a good thing not to be tied too close to the western world. And now everyone's giving them shit about Georgia...wtf.
The whole world is waiting. The sooner the U.S. market crashes, the quicker the rest of the world will be able to recover and drastically improve itself while the U.S. suffers from its own incompitance.
What will really happen here in America during the restructuring is that we can now wipe the Iraq war costs under the table and all the military losses.
Give us lemons we make lemonade and sell it back to you on hot day.
People in America are not really feeling this the way the news portrays this. The rich bastards here are still rich and poor are still getting by. There is no run on banks and there is no food shortages.
Poor people who got into houses they can't afford and had local and foreign investment firms that bought their mortgages than jacked up the interest rates and payments and called that an asset in their portfolio, well those assholes are getting fucked.
I think it's still too early to say who (which countries) will ride out this mess and who will not. Certainly the United States will be most affected as the core problems originate there. However, US consumption and inflows / outflows of US investments are important drivers in the global economy. If the USD tanks and oil prices surge again US consumption may drop significantly leading to a global crash in commodity prices. While Russia is now in good shape caution is required going forward.
it´s not about countries, there´re interest groups who profit. the average citizen is the looser all over the world. in the end information makes the game and this is restricted to few people. it´s not ct stuff, if you look at the topics that won the nobel prize in economy you´ll see that this ct-bashing is pure crap..
USA plays a game called globalization, half way during the game the US is loosing, half time the US changes the rules so it will win, the crowd cheers for USA ?
I don't know how people can be confident now with the U.S Gov. is buying these companies bad assets and taking control of companies like freddy mac. Yesterday U.S Gov. banned short selling on some stocks. Is this the death of free Markets? And now the Chinese are buying Chinese stocks to prop there Stock Market. They basically thrown out "the rulebook" Congress has over step there authority on this matter. It might be good for the short term, but it will hurt the economy in the future.
Go back to the WWII and play Stalin... Fucking commie
Ericosproduction 2 years ago
Russia has suffered long enough. It's had its crisis, it's suffered unemployment rates in the 40%'s. (1990's) It's established its trading and manufacturing base, payed off MOST of its debts, opened CD's with the World Bank, its done all the hard work. There is absolutely no reason why its financial future should suffer from the U.S.' carelessness. I suppose at some point it's a good thing not to be tied too close to the western world. And now everyone's giving them shit about Georgia...wtf.
seventhspawn 3 years ago
The whole world is waiting. The sooner the U.S. market crashes, the quicker the rest of the world will be able to recover and drastically improve itself while the U.S. suffers from its own incompitance.
seventhspawn 3 years ago
russia is set to disintegrate in next 3 - 10 years. there will be no russia on the map.
fastestlapsDOTcom 3 years ago
@fastestlapsDOTcom
says who ?
illuminaz1 1 year ago
why does the audio always suck?
w0r1dpeace 3 years ago
are US treasury bonds now going to become junk bonds, how come nobody downgrades those worthless pieces of paper??
3mas3 3 years ago
What will really happen here in America during the restructuring is that we can now wipe the Iraq war costs under the table and all the military losses.
Give us lemons we make lemonade and sell it back to you on hot day.
Wabiisabii 3 years ago
People in America are not really feeling this the way the news portrays this. The rich bastards here are still rich and poor are still getting by. There is no run on banks and there is no food shortages.
Poor people who got into houses they can't afford and had local and foreign investment firms that bought their mortgages than jacked up the interest rates and payments and called that an asset in their portfolio, well those assholes are getting fucked.
Wabiisabii 3 years ago
thou doest protest too much.
DennyMclain2008 3 years ago
I think it's still too early to say who (which countries) will ride out this mess and who will not. Certainly the United States will be most affected as the core problems originate there. However, US consumption and inflows / outflows of US investments are important drivers in the global economy. If the USD tanks and oil prices surge again US consumption may drop significantly leading to a global crash in commodity prices. While Russia is now in good shape caution is required going forward.
TokyoPlumber 3 years ago
it´s not about countries, there´re interest groups who profit. the average citizen is the looser all over the world. in the end information makes the game and this is restricted to few people. it´s not ct stuff, if you look at the topics that won the nobel prize in economy you´ll see that this ct-bashing is pure crap..
0PsycoDad0 3 years ago
USA plays a game called globalization, half way during the game the US is loosing, half time the US changes the rules so it will win, the crowd cheers for USA ?
antiparticlesteve 3 years ago
I don't know how people can be confident now with the U.S Gov. is buying these companies bad assets and taking control of companies like freddy mac. Yesterday U.S Gov. banned short selling on some stocks. Is this the death of free Markets? And now the Chinese are buying Chinese stocks to prop there Stock Market. They basically thrown out "the rulebook" Congress has over step there authority on this matter. It might be good for the short term, but it will hurt the economy in the future.
johnnyo312 3 years ago 4
The Arab countries are going to abandon the dollar in 2010.
Wait a big war, which America will begin in the Persian Gulf .
American debt to the entire world is more than 8 000 000 000 000 dollars.
US never pay its debts
tarasov12 3 years ago