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Thanks for the post

Thanks for the post. I also happen to believe that he will climb up the draft boards quicker than what most people think.

We can just do this yearly and never accumulate debt. Voilaaaa

They came down some because this is the time of the year they come down . It was just a few months ago where we had record high prices for the month of October, and now that they have come down their typical 10-15%, and your response is "and then they came back down"

I've got a great idea, why don't we just produce about 16 of these coins, wipe out our debt in its entirety, print some money, and just pay back our foreign creditors with the printed money... I mean, it's not "spending", so naturally if it isn't new spending, there can't be any negative inflationary ramifications to making this decision.

Was hoping he'd declare as well. Oh well

That was an incredibly retarded explanation by Roche. Also, I never said that this monetary policy would lead to hyperinflation, what I said is that it could, that because of the slack in our economy, we wouldn't see tremendously high inflation until that slack disappear. Also, we are seeing higher inflation, food and gas prices went up dramatically after the announcement of QE.

Oh yeah? Link?

Wasn't his "idea", but he's certainly endorsing it. Aren't you a fan of Krugman?

He enjoys the action way too much to ever consider doing that.

I don't have it here at my disposal, but I remember reading a link that by cutting Fitz that it would only save about $450k in cap space.. But what T Mast provided says something different.

I'm confused, Is it Alice or Mohamad?

Cutting Fitz only saves about half a million from the cap

Then you clearly didn't see the entire video, because there were a few of them.

If only we could tax carbon.

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I think I'd rather attack people's personalities. More fun

Is he an option that is being thrown around by the Bills Brass?

He's got a good strong and accurate arm. My guess is that some team will pick him up in the first round. The question is, do the Bills go after their man and pick him up at #8 (assuming they really like Nassib), or do they roll the dice and try to either trade down to pick him up a little later, trade back into the first round with their second and third pick to go after him, or just hope that he's available with their second pick.

That's a bit too simplistic. This is sort of which came first, the chicken or the egg? kind of an argument. Right or wrong, two competing philosophies argue to which is the best way to create demand, "stimulus" spending, or through in your words "capital formation".

By the looks of that vid, Nassib looks like a good QB prospect

Again, we really don't care what you have to say. And I can tell that last dig got to ya.

But I don't really care what pretentious blowhards have to say.

Then Why Bother? I