Just Say No

[macromaniac]

Padre,

Prices will at least retrace to 1997 levels across the board to come in line with wages that are not increasing but rather decreasing. There are still areas that are way overpriced and will come down that amount, trust me.

I live in a complex that costs me $1760.00 a month to rent and the price to own is around $3500.00 per month (La Jolla Woodlands). There are around 25 props out of 125 that are upside down?

You really think that people who have a, now 101K, are going to be buying RE? They need that money to live out the rest of their lives. I have friends worth more money than God and they won’t touch anything in this market for another 2.5 years. You think pensions are safe?

Whatever your smoking it must be good stuff…go buy some houses in Riverside for rentals….are you a RE Agent?

[macromaniac]

Flu,

I am not saying this will be without pain for everyone. What I am saying should make a lot of COMMON sense. If you have cancer all over your body and just remove 50% of it, then you are still going to die. It’s either you get it all now, or you keep blowing bubbles and creating phantom GDP like we did the last 8 years.

[macromaniac]

Flu,

I am not saying this will be without pain for everyone. What I am saying should make a lot of COMMON sense. If you have cancer all over your body and just remove 50% of it, then you are still going to die. It’s either you get it all now, or you keep blowing bubbles and creating phantom GDP like we did the last 8 years.

[macromaniac]

Flu,

I am not saying this will be without pain for everyone. What I am saying should make a lot of COMMON sense. If you have cancer all over your body and just remove 50% of it, then you are still going to die. It’s either you get it all now, or you keep blowing bubbles and creating phantom GDP like we did the last 8 years.

[macromaniac]

Flu,

I am not saying this will be without pain for everyone. What I am saying should make a lot of COMMON sense. If you have cancer all over your body and just remove 50% of it, then you are still going to die. It’s either you get it all now, or you keep blowing bubbles and creating phantom GDP like we did the last 8 years.

[macromaniac]

Flu,

I am not saying this will be without pain for everyone. What I am saying should make a lot of COMMON sense. If you have cancer all over your body and just remove 50% of it, then you are still going to die. It’s either you get it all now, or you keep blowing bubbles and creating phantom GDP like we did the last 8 years.

[macromaniac]

Padre,

By the way, there are already zombies walking around the streets of Del Mar…you ever been down there?

[macromaniac]

Padre,

By the way, there are already zombies walking around the streets of Del Mar…you ever been down there?

[macromaniac]

Padre,

By the way, there are already zombies walking around the streets of Del Mar…you ever been down there?

[macromaniac]

Padre,

By the way, there are already zombies walking around the streets of Del Mar…you ever been down there?

[macromaniac]

Padre,

By the way, there are already zombies walking around the streets of Del Mar…you ever been down there?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Arraya: Good stuff, as usual. This political theater has been going on for nearly 40 years now, ever since Nixon closed the gold window to pay for the Vietnam War.

We’ve successfully offshored or outsourced nearly all of our manufacturing capability, and that which remains isn’t competitive.

People have been led to believe that “service” industries are the way to go and that manufacturing is unnecessary, and in large part because of all those financial and banking innovations that have made the US the unsurpassed master of the financial world have also imparted a standard of living completely untethered to a sound currency or fiscal responsibility.

There is no politician, save Ron Paul, who is willing to step up and tell the American people the complete truth: We’ve gamed the system to the point that we’re effectively insolvent, we’re relying on the fact that the dollar is the world’s reserve currency and we can therefore print as many as we want, American wages have been stagnant since the 1970s and we threw ourselves one hell of a party that the rest of the world, led by China, financed and now the bill is due.

As far as the assertion that there is a herd of well-financed Baby Boomers out there ready to save the day: Puh-leeze. These assholes are the reason we’re in this mess to begin with and none of them have any goddamn money. The party is over.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Arraya: Good stuff, as usual. This political theater has been going on for nearly 40 years now, ever since Nixon closed the gold window to pay for the Vietnam War.

We’ve successfully offshored or outsourced nearly all of our manufacturing capability, and that which remains isn’t competitive.

People have been led to believe that “service” industries are the way to go and that manufacturing is unnecessary, and in large part because of all those financial and banking innovations that have made the US the unsurpassed master of the financial world have also imparted a standard of living completely untethered to a sound currency or fiscal responsibility.

There is no politician, save Ron Paul, who is willing to step up and tell the American people the complete truth: We’ve gamed the system to the point that we’re effectively insolvent, we’re relying on the fact that the dollar is the world’s reserve currency and we can therefore print as many as we want, American wages have been stagnant since the 1970s and we threw ourselves one hell of a party that the rest of the world, led by China, financed and now the bill is due.

As far as the assertion that there is a herd of well-financed Baby Boomers out there ready to save the day: Puh-leeze. These assholes are the reason we’re in this mess to begin with and none of them have any goddamn money. The party is over.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Arraya: Good stuff, as usual. This political theater has been going on for nearly 40 years now, ever since Nixon closed the gold window to pay for the Vietnam War.

We’ve successfully offshored or outsourced nearly all of our manufacturing capability, and that which remains isn’t competitive.

People have been led to believe that “service” industries are the way to go and that manufacturing is unnecessary, and in large part because of all those financial and banking innovations that have made the US the unsurpassed master of the financial world have also imparted a standard of living completely untethered to a sound currency or fiscal responsibility.

There is no politician, save Ron Paul, who is willing to step up and tell the American people the complete truth: We’ve gamed the system to the point that we’re effectively insolvent, we’re relying on the fact that the dollar is the world’s reserve currency and we can therefore print as many as we want, American wages have been stagnant since the 1970s and we threw ourselves one hell of a party that the rest of the world, led by China, financed and now the bill is due.

As far as the assertion that there is a herd of well-financed Baby Boomers out there ready to save the day: Puh-leeze. These assholes are the reason we’re in this mess to begin with and none of them have any goddamn money. The party is over.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Arraya: Good stuff, as usual. This political theater has been going on for nearly 40 years now, ever since Nixon closed the gold window to pay for the Vietnam War.

We’ve successfully offshored or outsourced nearly all of our manufacturing capability, and that which remains isn’t competitive.

People have been led to believe that “service” industries are the way to go and that manufacturing is unnecessary, and in large part because of all those financial and banking innovations that have made the US the unsurpassed master of the financial world have also imparted a standard of living completely untethered to a sound currency or fiscal responsibility.

There is no politician, save Ron Paul, who is willing to step up and tell the American people the complete truth: We’ve gamed the system to the point that we’re effectively insolvent, we’re relying on the fact that the dollar is the world’s reserve currency and we can therefore print as many as we want, American wages have been stagnant since the 1970s and we threw ourselves one hell of a party that the rest of the world, led by China, financed and now the bill is due.

As far as the assertion that there is a herd of well-financed Baby Boomers out there ready to save the day: Puh-leeze. These assholes are the reason we’re in this mess to begin with and none of them have any goddamn money. The party is over.

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