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Florida Negatives

1) That Oil Spill isn’t over by a long shot, so the panhandle and gulf coast are very risky still.

2) Hurricanes.

3) #2 means insurance continues increasing in price.
The Redneck republicans may denounce global warming but the insurance actuaries are looking at real losses coming and have started jacking premiums.
I know people with 4X insurance increases. Insurance should be like property tax on an annual basis, instead it’s more like the mortgage for older homes.

4) Floridians : Inbred, degenerates, half were pirates the other half were hard core confederates.

5) Global Warming, any seal level rise and the place is hosed. south florida is mostl everglades, if sea levels rise 3 feet, most of Florida will be swamp.

6) Habitat and ecological collapse, most of the ecology there is on the edge and ready to fail.
The everglades are awreck and the rest of the state isn’t much better.

7) So all in all, i’d rather not be there.

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won’t happen.

If the bushies with all those crazed neocons
couldn’t do this, it won’t happen now.

http://www.juancole.com/2010/08/an-israeli-attack-on-iran-would-reduce-barack-obama-to-a-one-term-president.html

. His ambivalence, he says, extends to whether Israel should attack Iran unilaterally, though he is convinced by his ‘interviewing’ that it likely will. It reminds me of all the caveats and ambivalences in Ken Pollack’s book ‘Gathering Storm,’ which was used by warmongers nevertheless to help get up the Iraq War.

Goldberg knows that Obama is not actually going to war against Iran. Despite what he says, Bibi Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, is for all his bluster far too personally indecisive to take such a major step (and certainly not without an American green light; Bibi thinks Clinton had him undermined and moved out of office for obstructing the Oslo accords, and does not want to risk the same fate for causing trouble for Obama in Iraq and Afghanistan). How Goldberg could miss this truism in Israeli politics is beyond me.

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won’t happen.

If the bushies with all those crazed neocons
couldn’t do this, it won’t happen now.

http://www.juancole.com/2010/08/an-israeli-attack-on-iran-would-reduce-barack-obama-to-a-one-term-president.html

. His ambivalence, he says, extends to whether Israel should attack Iran unilaterally, though he is convinced by his ‘interviewing’ that it likely will. It reminds me of all the caveats and ambivalences in Ken Pollack’s book ‘Gathering Storm,’ which was used by warmongers nevertheless to help get up the Iraq War.

Goldberg knows that Obama is not actually going to war against Iran. Despite what he says, Bibi Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, is for all his bluster far too personally indecisive to take such a major step (and certainly not without an American green light; Bibi thinks Clinton had him undermined and moved out of office for obstructing the Oslo accords, and does not want to risk the same fate for causing trouble for Obama in Iraq and Afghanistan). How Goldberg could miss this truism in Israeli politics is beyond me.

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won’t happen.

If the bushies with all those crazed neocons
couldn’t do this, it won’t happen now.

http://www.juancole.com/2010/08/an-israeli-attack-on-iran-would-reduce-barack-obama-to-a-one-term-president.html

. His ambivalence, he says, extends to whether Israel should attack Iran unilaterally, though he is convinced by his ‘interviewing’ that it likely will. It reminds me of all the caveats and ambivalences in Ken Pollack’s book ‘Gathering Storm,’ which was used by warmongers nevertheless to help get up the Iraq War.

Goldberg knows that Obama is not actually going to war against Iran. Despite what he says, Bibi Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, is for all his bluster far too personally indecisive to take such a major step (and certainly not without an American green light; Bibi thinks Clinton had him undermined and moved out of office for obstructing the Oslo accords, and does not want to risk the same fate for causing trouble for Obama in Iraq and Afghanistan). How Goldberg could miss this truism in Israeli politics is beyond me.

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won’t happen.

If the bushies with all those crazed neocons
couldn’t do this, it won’t happen now.

http://www.juancole.com/2010/08/an-israeli-attack-on-iran-would-reduce-barack-obama-to-a-one-term-president.html

. His ambivalence, he says, extends to whether Israel should attack Iran unilaterally, though he is convinced by his ‘interviewing’ that it likely will. It reminds me of all the caveats and ambivalences in Ken Pollack’s book ‘Gathering Storm,’ which was used by warmongers nevertheless to help get up the Iraq War.

Goldberg knows that Obama is not actually going to war against Iran. Despite what he says, Bibi Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, is for all his bluster far too personally indecisive to take such a major step (and certainly not without an American green light; Bibi thinks Clinton had him undermined and moved out of office for obstructing the Oslo accords, and does not want to risk the same fate for causing trouble for Obama in Iraq and Afghanistan). How Goldberg could miss this truism in Israeli politics is beyond me.

[patb]

won’t happen.

If the bushies with all those crazed neocons
couldn’t do this, it won’t happen now.

http://www.juancole.com/2010/08/an-israeli-attack-on-iran-would-reduce-barack-obama-to-a-one-term-president.html

. His ambivalence, he says, extends to whether Israel should attack Iran unilaterally, though he is convinced by his ‘interviewing’ that it likely will. It reminds me of all the caveats and ambivalences in Ken Pollack’s book ‘Gathering Storm,’ which was used by warmongers nevertheless to help get up the Iraq War.

Goldberg knows that Obama is not actually going to war against Iran. Despite what he says, Bibi Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, is for all his bluster far too personally indecisive to take such a major step (and certainly not without an American green light; Bibi thinks Clinton had him undermined and moved out of office for obstructing the Oslo accords, and does not want to risk the same fate for causing trouble for Obama in Iraq and Afghanistan). How Goldberg could miss this truism in Israeli politics is beyond me.

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it’s worse as you need about 10% equity to handle
sales costs.

so even people with some equity can’t sell without a loss

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it’s worse as you need about 10% equity to handle
sales costs.

so even people with some equity can’t sell without a loss

[patb]

it’s worse as you need about 10% equity to handle
sales costs.

so even people with some equity can’t sell without a loss

[patb]

it’s worse as you need about 10% equity to handle
sales costs.

so even people with some equity can’t sell without a loss

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it’s worse as you need about 10% equity to handle
sales costs.

so even people with some equity can’t sell without a loss

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cre will get cheaper as gay men marry and stop hanging around the bathrooms of bus stations

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cre will get cheaper as gay men marry and stop hanging around the bathrooms of bus stations

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cre will get cheaper as gay men marry and stop hanging around the bathrooms of bus stations

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cre will get cheaper as gay men marry and stop hanging around the bathrooms of bus stations

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