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  1. GG
    If you can spare some time from your meme training class, can you please let me know exactly what policies Trump has implemented that are favorable for Russia?
  2. GG
    Well, if a poster doesn't think his threads belong on this forum, maybe the poster doesn't belong on this forum?
  3. GG
    Possible but unlikely with the growing headwinds. My point is that the growth rate doesn't matter as much as the general business environment to operate in. It's pretty astounding that in a period of unprecedented stimuli coming off the worst downturn since the Depression, the economy couldn't grow above 3% on a sustained basis.
  4. GG
    Not arguing about the tax cut juice, but he also rolled back regulations and the proverbial red tape to get the real economic juices going. We've been down this road before. The summer of recovery finally came when you know who exited stage left.
  5. GG
    Look at the OP. The economy was not really moving at a steady clip. It was moving barely past a dead cat bounce level. It bottomed out 7 years prior and had nowhere to go but up, given the stimulous that was thrown at it. What you've seen since Trump's inauguration has been true economic growth, not a just a juiced up rise in asset prices.
  6. GG
    Minor correction. Apple raised debt not because the shareholders demanded it, but because it was cheaper to raise debt to pay the shareholders than to bring the overseas cash back and pay the exorbitant taxes. Now that the tax law changed, they'll be using their cash to pay shareholders and pay down the debt.
  7. GG
    Just for kicks, what would be the incentive for someone with excess cash to lend it out to a complete stranger, knowing there's roughly a historic 5% default rate among companies, and a higher rate among individuals?
  8. GG
    The legend of the inactives, Conor McDermott
  9. GG
    Evading what? There's nothing to discuss because your premise is ridiculous. None of these countries hosted a Summer or Winter Olympics. Why aren't you using that as the measuring stick. Not having a central bank is probably reason #323,134 why the regimes were overthrown
  10. GG
    And here I thought you were being sarcastic. If your question was serious, then it's a moronic premise. Do you honestly believe that not having a central bank is what caused the government overthrows? Central banks are useful in developed or developing economies, not in places where it's still acceptable to wipe your poop with your hands.
  11. GG
    You forgot Zimbabwe & Haiti. Ivory Coast also didn't have a well functioning central bank. Kazakhstan also comes to mind. Haven't really checked the financial position of Serbia and Croatia back in the '90's to see if it was centuries old grievances or the lack of central bank that led to the wars.
  12. GG
    You've laid out a timeline of events that's consistently been pushed out. All of the things that you've said are in the works, have remained hidden, and with more passage of time it's becoming less likely to happen. The easiest thing for Trump to do would be to declassify everything that's related to FISA ir Russia, yet he's dragging
  13. GG
    You most certainly did in prior discussions.
  14. GG
    You've been saying that the pain is coming for over a year. One of these days it has to happen, right?
  15. GG
    There's a world of difference between being one of the world's biggest dumb money investors and the Fed bailing out Citibank to hep Bin Talal.
  16. GG
    Why do you need to stop something that hasn't started? Any day now, right?
  17. GG
    Stop perpetuating myths. Bin Talal never "owned" Citicorp. He had a large passive stake in the bank after one of its many missteps.
  18. GG
    There were many shots of Allen on the sidelines taking notes on a clipboard. That's what I was hoping he'd be doing and not taking another crack at drawing the Bills logo contest.
  19. GG
    You have to keep your questioning in line with Greggy's reasoning that every central bank is pat of a global cabal designed to keep the nation states and citizenry enslaved to its actions.
  20. GG
    Obviously, a central bank is the third branch of the federal government
  21. GG
    A failure of a FA acquisition. Counting down the days when the cap hit isn't so prohibitive
  22. GG
    No. This is.
  23. GG
    So, in effect nobody of note was really invaded in order to force a central bank on them. BTW, Rothchilds have as much impact on global finance as Donald Trump has on the NY real estate market. Time for you to update your cabal theories.
  24. GG
    Tell me about the invasions of UK, China, Russia, US where the end result was a central bank that controls all?
  25. GG
    How many times does it need to be explained that the financial system is too big and too unwieldy for any kind of uniformity to set in to be able to control anything of value? Can't wait for you to connect the iluminati to the Solomon Brothers trading floor where a bunch of aggressive Italian traders cooked up the securitization market in 1970's
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