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Czech Republics prime minister, whose cabinet collapsed on Tuesday in a vote of no-confidence, has strongly criticized the US anti-crisis plan and said it would undermine the global financial market.

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  • Welcome to the USA step right up. Bailouts, bailouts every where. You want a million you got it, how about a billion, or trillion, or quadrillion dollars. No price is to high.

    Muhaha muhaha the Obama plan is genius, genius I say! Every banker and their mother is getting a bailout.

    God this nation along with its politics are a joke. American people have no power as longer as this two party minority loving system is in place.

  • Bush sucked he gave the banksters 350 billion. However since Obama has been in office he as given the rest of the 400 billion in tarp money to the banksters. He already has 2 or 3 trillion dollar bailouts and no end in sight. Both Democrats and Republican are the same party, just different face.

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  • @82Misha82

    So then why don't you go and help sort out your country's problems before you go criticizing the US? If you criticize my country, then I can criticize yours.

  • lol dued marines fail

    just delete ur acc now

  • travel, read, learn......

  • u sort out shite in ur own country first and then u can criticize others. yankee arseholes XXX

  • There is some interdependence between the EU and US of course. Saying that trade goes solely from Europe to the United States is just absurd. It's not true. Next time you go to the market look at the labels. Half of the modern products are American concoctions now produced in American owned factories in Europe, but with the cash flowing back to the States. On the opposite side, Americans don't drive European cars either...they buy Japanese. I can't think of anything the US needs from Europe.

  • Mirek has finally said something smart.

  • American car industry in EU is nonexistant there is only grey import and majority of it are european brands which are chaper in US than in EU. We started off on wrong foot here I'm not some rediculous us hater but there will be no strong USA with worthless currency. If fed starts to print money eventually you'll get hyperinflation leading to humongous recesion, economical shock therapy (Sachs) and anomie (Merton). Topolanek knows this his country went through such turbulence just 20 years ago.

  • The cpu might have been designed in US, but its made in china or taiwan same goes for GPU and other parts. I'm not using Dell or HP sorry, I have one IBM but it's called Lenovo now and it's chinese. Aircrafts sure but I'm not sure if you noticed but worldwide air transportation is crumbling so there is no need for new planes, same goes for ships. Actually I went through my stuff to find sth made in USA and even american guitar amp came up to be MIC.

  • wtf are you smoking. 80% of US exports to Europe are manufactured goods like; aircraft, cars, computer equipment, engines, motors, electronic components, and telecommunications equipment. The fucking computer you are using contains American processors; hell, you are probably using a damn Dell, or HP. check yourself before recklessly making syphilitic induced comments

  • No It doesn't mean a lot for EU. You know why? Because there isn't any single piece of shit that US makes and europeans need it's the other way around.

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