The Tea Party downgrade

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=BillS78][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]There are several quite qualified conservative posters on this board[/quote]Hahaha, No there aren’t, not from what I’ve read on here in the last week.

The only well thought out posts that caught my eye were from Evesdropper.

SD realtor and the rest of your ilk depend on lies to try to make a point. When a stupid dog pisses on the carpet it gets its face rubbed in it. If it doesn’t learn it gets put down.

I’m just rubbing his face in his lies. Hope your little buddy learns or its off to the pound.

P.S. Were you the one that tried to argue that the crusades and the inquisitions weren’t religious terrorism? I think I read that ignorant tripe on here last week. If it was you I have to say I laughed my ass off at that completely biased, naive, and foolish mess. I’ve been to Portugal and Spain and know all to well about your religious terrorism.

I’m heading back to Europe in 2 days so you little intellectually bereft Teahadists can get back to your ignorant drivel.

Have fun with your goons like Perry and Bachmann.[/quote]

Bill: More hyperbolic vituperation and completely devoid of facts. Plenty of strawmen and ad hominem, though, to go around.

Sadly, we’ll all deeply feel the loss of your towering intellect as you head back to the continent. Your well-reasoned and thoughtful dialogue and your artfully fashioned arguments have been a boon to us all, truly.

If you’re heading back to Old Blighty, make sure you stop by Brixton and Tottenham and say hello. Seems like things are going really well in those two neighborhoods.

As to Portugal and Spain: I’ve been to both and I fail to see your point. I did get massively drunk in Rota, Spain, so I can recommend their drinking establishments without reservation. Again, you offer no facts; only that your having been there somehow lends credence to an assertion unsupported by any evidence. Explain to me (using small words, of course) where I was wrong on both the Crusades and the Inquisition. Oh, its “all TOO well” and not “all to well”. You must have been out sick at your Swiss boarding school the day they taught English. Probably boning up on the Basel bank regs or something.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=BillS78][quote=Paul0373]Turn off fox and turn on…. Msnbc?[/quote]No, try BBC world news or Bloomberg for business if, as I suspect, you are illiterate.

I’d recommend Harvard Business Review if you can get someone to read it and explain all the big words to you.

Good luck with that.[/quote]

Bill: Yes, the HBR is quite the read for the well-heeled businessman, isn’t it? Chock-a-block full of case studies and jargon-packed articles for the corporate literati. I mean, who doesn’t want to know how to run a Singaporean waste disposal facility?

And there are big words, aren’t there? Words like “arbitrage”, and “leverage”, and phrases like “collateralized debt obligation” and “mortgage-backed securities”. I’m sure the irony is blowing past you without you having a sense of its passing, but recommending the HBR when Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=BillS78][quote=Paul0373]Turn off fox and turn on…. Msnbc?[/quote]No, try BBC world news or Bloomberg for business if, as I suspect, you are illiterate.

I’d recommend Harvard Business Review if you can get someone to read it and explain all the big words to you.

Good luck with that.[/quote]

Bill: Yes, the HBR is quite the read for the well-heeled businessman, isn’t it? Chock-a-block full of case studies and jargon-packed articles for the corporate literati. I mean, who doesn’t want to know how to run a Singaporean waste disposal facility?

And there are big words, aren’t there? Words like “arbitrage”, and “leverage”, and phrases like “collateralized debt obligation” and “mortgage-backed securities”. I’m sure the irony is blowing past you without you having a sense of its passing, but recommending the HBR when Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=BillS78][quote=Paul0373]Turn off fox and turn on…. Msnbc?[/quote]No, try BBC world news or Bloomberg for business if, as I suspect, you are illiterate.

I’d recommend Harvard Business Review if you can get someone to read it and explain all the big words to you.

Good luck with that.[/quote]

Bill: Yes, the HBR is quite the read for the well-heeled businessman, isn’t it? Chock-a-block full of case studies and jargon-packed articles for the corporate literati. I mean, who doesn’t want to know how to run a Singaporean waste disposal facility?

And there are big words, aren’t there? Words like “arbitrage”, and “leverage”, and phrases like “collateralized debt obligation” and “mortgage-backed securities”. I’m sure the irony is blowing past you without you having a sense of its passing, but recommending the HBR when Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=BillS78][quote=Paul0373]Turn off fox and turn on…. Msnbc?[/quote]No, try BBC world news or Bloomberg for business if, as I suspect, you are illiterate.

I’d recommend Harvard Business Review if you can get someone to read it and explain all the big words to you.

Good luck with that.[/quote]

Bill: Yes, the HBR is quite the read for the well-heeled businessman, isn’t it? Chock-a-block full of case studies and jargon-packed articles for the corporate literati. I mean, who doesn’t want to know how to run a Singaporean waste disposal facility?

And there are big words, aren’t there? Words like “arbitrage”, and “leverage”, and phrases like “collateralized debt obligation” and “mortgage-backed securities”. I’m sure the irony is blowing past you without you having a sense of its passing, but recommending the HBR when Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=BillS78][quote=Paul0373]Turn off fox and turn on…. Msnbc?[/quote]No, try BBC world news or Bloomberg for business if, as I suspect, you are illiterate.

I’d recommend Harvard Business Review if you can get someone to read it and explain all the big words to you.

Good luck with that.[/quote]

Bill: Yes, the HBR is quite the read for the well-heeled businessman, isn’t it? Chock-a-block full of case studies and jargon-packed articles for the corporate literati. I mean, who doesn’t want to know how to run a Singaporean waste disposal facility?

And there are big words, aren’t there? Words like “arbitrage”, and “leverage”, and phrases like “collateralized debt obligation” and “mortgage-backed securities”. I’m sure the irony is blowing past you without you having a sense of its passing, but recommending the HBR when Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.

[Anonymous]

[quote]Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.[/quote]

You think that’s bad?

Harvard also gave us Facebook.

[Anonymous]

[quote]Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.[/quote]

You think that’s bad?

Harvard also gave us Facebook.

[Anonymous]

[quote]Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.[/quote]

You think that’s bad?

Harvard also gave us Facebook.

[Anonymous]

[quote]Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.[/quote]

You think that’s bad?

Harvard also gave us Facebook.

[Anonymous]

[quote]Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.[/quote]

You think that’s bad?

Harvard also gave us Facebook.

[an]

[quote=pri_dk][quote]Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.[/quote]

You think that’s bad?

Harvard also gave us Facebook.[/quote]
Didn’t he drop out of Harvard?

[an]

[quote=pri_dk][quote]Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.[/quote]

You think that’s bad?

Harvard also gave us Facebook.[/quote]
Didn’t he drop out of Harvard?

[an]

[quote=pri_dk][quote]Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.[/quote]

You think that’s bad?

Harvard also gave us Facebook.[/quote]
Didn’t he drop out of Harvard?

[an]

[quote=pri_dk][quote]Harvard University gave us the likes of Larry Summers and that gaggle of geniuses that nearly blew up the financial word is nothing short of hilarious.[/quote]

You think that’s bad?

Harvard also gave us Facebook.[/quote]
Didn’t he drop out of Harvard?

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