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ParticipantWe don’t like invading countries without oil
besides to occupy a country with troops will require 4.5 million men
iraq is 18 M people and we’ve needed 250,000 men to keep a lid on
ParticipantWe don’t like invading countries without oil
besides to occupy a country with troops will require 4.5 million men
iraq is 18 M people and we’ve needed 250,000 men to keep a lid on
ParticipantWe don’t like invading countries without oil
besides to occupy a country with troops will require 4.5 million men
iraq is 18 M people and we’ve needed 250,000 men to keep a lid on
ParticipantWe don’t like invading countries without oil
besides to occupy a country with troops will require 4.5 million men
iraq is 18 M people and we’ve needed 250,000 men to keep a lid on
ParticipantWe don’t like invading countries without oil
besides to occupy a country with troops will require 4.5 million men
iraq is 18 M people and we’ve needed 250,000 men to keep a lid on
December 31, 2007 at 1:26 PM in reply to: If you think the “Mother of all recessions” isn’t coming #126907Participantthis part is all predictable.
Mortgage merry go round stops,
Property tax flow declines,
but, where it’s hard to predict is things like the florida
cash management fund imploding. And orange county CA
losing 10% of it’s free cash.That’s a big hit. we may see more next month as books close out for the year.
December 31, 2007 at 1:26 PM in reply to: If you think the “Mother of all recessions” isn’t coming #127068Participantthis part is all predictable.
Mortgage merry go round stops,
Property tax flow declines,
but, where it’s hard to predict is things like the florida
cash management fund imploding. And orange county CA
losing 10% of it’s free cash.That’s a big hit. we may see more next month as books close out for the year.
December 31, 2007 at 1:26 PM in reply to: If you think the “Mother of all recessions” isn’t coming #127078Participantthis part is all predictable.
Mortgage merry go round stops,
Property tax flow declines,
but, where it’s hard to predict is things like the florida
cash management fund imploding. And orange county CA
losing 10% of it’s free cash.That’s a big hit. we may see more next month as books close out for the year.
December 31, 2007 at 1:26 PM in reply to: If you think the “Mother of all recessions” isn’t coming #127145Participantthis part is all predictable.
Mortgage merry go round stops,
Property tax flow declines,
but, where it’s hard to predict is things like the florida
cash management fund imploding. And orange county CA
losing 10% of it’s free cash.That’s a big hit. we may see more next month as books close out for the year.
December 31, 2007 at 1:26 PM in reply to: If you think the “Mother of all recessions” isn’t coming #127170Participantthis part is all predictable.
Mortgage merry go round stops,
Property tax flow declines,
but, where it’s hard to predict is things like the florida
cash management fund imploding. And orange county CA
losing 10% of it’s free cash.That’s a big hit. we may see more next month as books close out for the year.
December 31, 2007 at 10:06 AM in reply to: Sales Voumes for 2007 vs. 1996: Missed it by THIS much – 2.2% #126767Participantit’s worse as san diego is much more populated compared to
1996December 31, 2007 at 10:06 AM in reply to: Sales Voumes for 2007 vs. 1996: Missed it by THIS much – 2.2% #126928Participantit’s worse as san diego is much more populated compared to
1996December 31, 2007 at 10:06 AM in reply to: Sales Voumes for 2007 vs. 1996: Missed it by THIS much – 2.2% #126937Participantit’s worse as san diego is much more populated compared to
1996December 31, 2007 at 10:06 AM in reply to: Sales Voumes for 2007 vs. 1996: Missed it by THIS much – 2.2% #127005Participantit’s worse as san diego is much more populated compared to
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