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February 13, 2008 at 10:30 AM #153010February 13, 2008 at 10:53 AM #152650
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ParticipantIMO, vote the crooks out and as recommended in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, “kill all the lawyers,” or at least have tort reform. That would be a good start.
February 13, 2008 at 10:53 AM #152931ParticipantIMO, vote the crooks out and as recommended in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, “kill all the lawyers,” or at least have tort reform. That would be a good start.
February 13, 2008 at 10:53 AM #152934ParticipantIMO, vote the crooks out and as recommended in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, “kill all the lawyers,” or at least have tort reform. That would be a good start.
February 13, 2008 at 10:53 AM #152955ParticipantIMO, vote the crooks out and as recommended in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, “kill all the lawyers,” or at least have tort reform. That would be a good start.
February 13, 2008 at 10:53 AM #153030ParticipantIMO, vote the crooks out and as recommended in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, “kill all the lawyers,” or at least have tort reform. That would be a good start.
February 13, 2008 at 11:31 AM #152666kewp
ParticipantStansd,
Try not to be bitter, it will ruin your life.
Something I learned as a dotbomb refugee is that the fundamentals will assert themselves, it just takes time.
Btw, their is lots of money to be made on the backs of the madness of crowds, both on the long and short side, if one is clever and times it correctly. The government can’t force people to buy anything.
February 13, 2008 at 11:31 AM #152946ParticipantStansd,
Try not to be bitter, it will ruin your life.
Something I learned as a dotbomb refugee is that the fundamentals will assert themselves, it just takes time.
Btw, their is lots of money to be made on the backs of the madness of crowds, both on the long and short side, if one is clever and times it correctly. The government can’t force people to buy anything.
February 13, 2008 at 11:31 AM #152949ParticipantStansd,
Try not to be bitter, it will ruin your life.
Something I learned as a dotbomb refugee is that the fundamentals will assert themselves, it just takes time.
Btw, their is lots of money to be made on the backs of the madness of crowds, both on the long and short side, if one is clever and times it correctly. The government can’t force people to buy anything.
February 13, 2008 at 11:31 AM #152970ParticipantStansd,
Try not to be bitter, it will ruin your life.
Something I learned as a dotbomb refugee is that the fundamentals will assert themselves, it just takes time.
Btw, their is lots of money to be made on the backs of the madness of crowds, both on the long and short side, if one is clever and times it correctly. The government can’t force people to buy anything.
February 13, 2008 at 11:31 AM #153045ParticipantStansd,
Try not to be bitter, it will ruin your life.
Something I learned as a dotbomb refugee is that the fundamentals will assert themselves, it just takes time.
Btw, their is lots of money to be made on the backs of the madness of crowds, both on the long and short side, if one is clever and times it correctly. The government can’t force people to buy anything.
February 13, 2008 at 12:32 PM #152689BuyerWillEPB
Participant“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
—————————————————-No.
And why is that? Funding and Culpability.
If everyone involved begins telling the truth they (individuals, corporations, govt. agencies) will be at risk of lossing their funding because they failed in their fidutiary duties, and they are also at risk of legal ramifications for participating in fraud.
February 13, 2008 at 12:32 PM #152966Participant“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
—————————————————-No.
And why is that? Funding and Culpability.
If everyone involved begins telling the truth they (individuals, corporations, govt. agencies) will be at risk of lossing their funding because they failed in their fidutiary duties, and they are also at risk of legal ramifications for participating in fraud.
February 13, 2008 at 12:32 PM #152969Participant“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
—————————————————-No.
And why is that? Funding and Culpability.
If everyone involved begins telling the truth they (individuals, corporations, govt. agencies) will be at risk of lossing their funding because they failed in their fidutiary duties, and they are also at risk of legal ramifications for participating in fraud.
February 13, 2008 at 12:32 PM #152990Participant“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
—————————————————-No.
And why is that? Funding and Culpability.
If everyone involved begins telling the truth they (individuals, corporations, govt. agencies) will be at risk of lossing their funding because they failed in their fidutiary duties, and they are also at risk of legal ramifications for participating in fraud.
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