The timebomb...

[hobbyfrmr]

Wankin Bankers, ooooh my sides I am laughing so hard. The truth hurts..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvLpDHhpWqY

I found a second one, same guy, now I wonder if this is scripted. Still funny.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIL22kPUILU&feature=related

[errolanderson]

I agree . . . cut the spending. But the
problem is; it's already spent.

Horse is long-gone out of this corral.

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Errol.

Is it not better that it was spent than if it just vanished like the $1 trillion in the markets last week? Or the good start on a further trillion this week. No one even gives a sigh over those occurrences, but watch the reaction to a nation overspending on projects, and all hell breaks loose all over the globe.

So when is a dollar not a dollar? Is it when you can't sue for it?

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Right about now cottonpicken should have his rig stuck in the "soup". No problem, just put your tractor in that paradigm shift position you've talked about every week for the last decade. You know, that virtual position that has never developed.

From now on I'll refer to you as the "soup guy". You just keep saying I'm an ID Ten T error. Alan Johnston, that was actually funny!!!, but I still wouldn't call any one that.

[Wheatking]

So what's your answer king check. At least cot
gives an opinion on the future, better than all
the other douche bags here who take joy in a
person being wrong, yet offer no opinion of
their own, only say told you so.

By the way cot is right, there will be qe3, look at
the numbers there is no other choice other than
print money to pay off the debt. The question is
when is it coming, i feel we are going to see a
depression first, then the government will have
little choice, either print or default. And the
question is where will the money go. Will we
get inflation or will it disappear into the banks
with increased capital requirements etc...

Cotton at least gives an opinion and backs it up.

[furrowtickler]

Agreed shearling

[hedgehog]

errol, we have a double dip recession, inflation, and a tory govt only interested in helping the banks.
companies and people are struggling to pay for deisel at £1.40 a litre.

[errolanderson]

hedgehodge . . . Can sense your
frustration. Believe that fuel costs will
actually start to weaken. Hopefully that
will happen in Scotland as well.

all the best . . .

[sumdumguy]

Errol, I agree with you easy credit creaed a
climate of unreal expectations and debt all over
the place. Don't know what will turn that around.

[errolanderson]

sumdumguy . . . you are not sumdumguy.

The credit bubble has to be deflated and
that will be painful. It may take many
years. Unfortunately, many businesses
will go under. But there will be
tremendous opportunities ahead as well
for those with cash and a lower than
average debt ratio.

The key is for us to manage our own
personal situations as best we can.
Governments and banks are not our rescue
package,rather they have band-aid
solutions that are short-sighted and
self-serving in-nature. We have to take
control of our own affairs.

I'm posting too much have have to learn
to shut-up.

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Wheatking.

Let me be the first person probably ever to tell you that I don't consider you to be an idiot.

The only paradigm that is worth talking about is male pattern baldness.

I grow weary of speculative floggers who won't let known issues play out. Put your own house in order, and you won't have to speculate, conjure up, contemplate, stress out, or bullshit waste your time over whether there will, or won't be a QE3, or a Japanese collapse. Patience lad. It's said to be a virtue.