U.S. Collapse Spreading to London
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@fuckutube74 i mean more opportunities in the u.s and i wrote the 6 months ago employment has gone up
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@MRbizzness101 yea like robbing banks
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i dont believe the economy is going down i mean there is so many opportunities out there to make money.............
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I'm talking about the real owners, not the people running it. I'm talking about the wealthy businesses or individuals that receive the interest paid by governments for the currencies they could have created on their own, without any need for a central bank. I believe it is up to 300 bln a year in America in interest paid on these worthless reserve notes they keep printing. Shit, they don't even print 99% of it anymore. I wonder where all that interest goes. Hmmmm.
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You? Me? Bite your tounge, Robin. I had nothing to do with this. Are you seriously trying to tell me the United Kingdom doesn't run this show? With that overvalued piece of crap currency of yours. If anyone has the most to lose, it's you guys. Your bankers took part and helped create these bubbles just like the American bankers did. And please, don't act like the UK hasn't been there right by America's side for the last twenty years. If there's any blood on our hands it's on yours as well.
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Who for instance? Barnanke is a born american. So was Greenspan. So, where are the Europeans in the FED?
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Im still wondering how much of a "crisis" it really is. Yeah recessions suck. But everytime i visit the fully packed 2mile by 2mile mall here on the weekend it makes me wonder.
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Thanks man. Sadly I think these bastards plan to use the anti-American attitude the world already has and make the United States as the scapegoat for this mess. We're globalized these days so really it's no one country's fault.
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Well said, The Federal Reserve Bank is made up of MOSTLY European Central bankers.
Lookup this story "RBS will get 'billions' in US bail-out of economy" and there's another one like it I saw last week. RBS = Royal Bank of Scotland. We are bailing out foreign banks in addition to the boys on Wall Street and NOTHING in this bill stops that.
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RodneyHampton 3 years ago 3
I think it's probably because you spend all the good times preaching to the world how the U.S. economy helps other coutnries. Of course you're going to get a backlash to that when it all goes wrong.
JanineRobin 2 years ago