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April 30, 2010 at 7:07 AM #546130April 30, 2010 at 7:26 AM #545174ArrayaParticipant
If we keep “believing” in the ponzi-scheme it can go on forever…. Of course, this is why we pledged 24 trillion in guarantees backed by future generations labor to make sure everybody stayed in the casino
A whiner or a cynic is about the worst thing you can be in the land of gunpoint optimism. Of course, the American corporatocracy has its ways of pistol whipping or sedating its human commodities into the appropriate level of cheeriness to keep the machine going. I’m not to sure if it can go on forever, though
April 30, 2010 at 7:26 AM #545767ArrayaParticipantIf we keep “believing” in the ponzi-scheme it can go on forever…. Of course, this is why we pledged 24 trillion in guarantees backed by future generations labor to make sure everybody stayed in the casino
A whiner or a cynic is about the worst thing you can be in the land of gunpoint optimism. Of course, the American corporatocracy has its ways of pistol whipping or sedating its human commodities into the appropriate level of cheeriness to keep the machine going. I’m not to sure if it can go on forever, though
April 30, 2010 at 7:26 AM #545863ArrayaParticipantIf we keep “believing” in the ponzi-scheme it can go on forever…. Of course, this is why we pledged 24 trillion in guarantees backed by future generations labor to make sure everybody stayed in the casino
A whiner or a cynic is about the worst thing you can be in the land of gunpoint optimism. Of course, the American corporatocracy has its ways of pistol whipping or sedating its human commodities into the appropriate level of cheeriness to keep the machine going. I’m not to sure if it can go on forever, though
April 30, 2010 at 7:26 AM #546135ArrayaParticipantIf we keep “believing” in the ponzi-scheme it can go on forever…. Of course, this is why we pledged 24 trillion in guarantees backed by future generations labor to make sure everybody stayed in the casino
A whiner or a cynic is about the worst thing you can be in the land of gunpoint optimism. Of course, the American corporatocracy has its ways of pistol whipping or sedating its human commodities into the appropriate level of cheeriness to keep the machine going. I’m not to sure if it can go on forever, though
April 30, 2010 at 7:26 AM #545287ArrayaParticipantIf we keep “believing” in the ponzi-scheme it can go on forever…. Of course, this is why we pledged 24 trillion in guarantees backed by future generations labor to make sure everybody stayed in the casino
A whiner or a cynic is about the worst thing you can be in the land of gunpoint optimism. Of course, the American corporatocracy has its ways of pistol whipping or sedating its human commodities into the appropriate level of cheeriness to keep the machine going. I’m not to sure if it can go on forever, though
April 30, 2010 at 7:46 AM #545868RaybyrnesParticipantRecently asked a friend fairly high up in te system for the market rebound.
Here is the response:
“banks r now offering 10x leverage to hedge funds for AAA assets and 5x for AA rated”
Maybe this game can go on forever. Very frustrating
April 30, 2010 at 7:46 AM #546140RaybyrnesParticipantRecently asked a friend fairly high up in te system for the market rebound.
Here is the response:
“banks r now offering 10x leverage to hedge funds for AAA assets and 5x for AA rated”
Maybe this game can go on forever. Very frustrating
April 30, 2010 at 7:46 AM #545292RaybyrnesParticipantRecently asked a friend fairly high up in te system for the market rebound.
Here is the response:
“banks r now offering 10x leverage to hedge funds for AAA assets and 5x for AA rated”
Maybe this game can go on forever. Very frustrating
April 30, 2010 at 7:46 AM #545772RaybyrnesParticipantRecently asked a friend fairly high up in te system for the market rebound.
Here is the response:
“banks r now offering 10x leverage to hedge funds for AAA assets and 5x for AA rated”
Maybe this game can go on forever. Very frustrating
April 30, 2010 at 7:46 AM #545179RaybyrnesParticipantRecently asked a friend fairly high up in te system for the market rebound.
Here is the response:
“banks r now offering 10x leverage to hedge funds for AAA assets and 5x for AA rated”
Maybe this game can go on forever. Very frustrating
April 30, 2010 at 8:16 AM #545322AnonymousGuestGovernment Sachs is getting crrrruuuuusssshhhheeeedddd today! I love it! I hope those bastards are put out of business. They serve no useful purpose to society.
April 30, 2010 at 8:16 AM #545898AnonymousGuestGovernment Sachs is getting crrrruuuuusssshhhheeeedddd today! I love it! I hope those bastards are put out of business. They serve no useful purpose to society.
April 30, 2010 at 8:16 AM #546170AnonymousGuestGovernment Sachs is getting crrrruuuuusssshhhheeeedddd today! I love it! I hope those bastards are put out of business. They serve no useful purpose to society.
April 30, 2010 at 8:16 AM #545802AnonymousGuestGovernment Sachs is getting crrrruuuuusssshhhheeeedddd today! I love it! I hope those bastards are put out of business. They serve no useful purpose to society.
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