So Now as Europe commences the onslaught of S&P downgrades, What is So Wrong With Government Debts?
France Downgraded One Notch: We Have Confirmation - MarketBeat - WSJ
Anti-American Bush Tax Cuts supporters now have company with French non-payers, Italian non-payers, Greek non-payers, Spanish non-payers, and Portugese non-payers.
Apparently the Germans, in contrast, are good, solid payers: Even having kept all the money they were due, in the Third Reich Holocaust. All The Civilized nations, of course, kept all the money they were due: In the Financial Foreclosures of the Blundered mortgages crisis. The United States went even so far as to reward the banks for having blown it: And Sent Them TARP, for cover(?)! People like Ron Paul would have another name for the U. S. currency outcome: A long and continuing consequence.
S&P had famously faulted Republican Fiscal Policy as a large part of the last summer downgrade. The other major tax avoiders, are European.
Just coincidentally, no doubt, the ancestry of most Republicans is weighted toward European Heritage. The more Hawaiian heritage, for example, appears not to be included!
And then there is the matter of how tax avoidance policy seems to go hand-hand-hand with a looming Euro-Recession!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(And so The Final Solution To The Presbyterian Question," advances a few more notches: "Just is where is all of this money going to come from?" Even in America, they have to ask(?)!)
France Downgraded One Notch: We Have Confirmation - MarketBeat - WSJ
Anti-American Bush Tax Cuts supporters now have company with French non-payers, Italian non-payers, Greek non-payers, Spanish non-payers, and Portugese non-payers.
Apparently the Germans, in contrast, are good, solid payers: Even having kept all the money they were due, in the Third Reich Holocaust. All The Civilized nations, of course, kept all the money they were due: In the Financial Foreclosures of the Blundered mortgages crisis. The United States went even so far as to reward the banks for having blown it: And Sent Them TARP, for cover(?)! People like Ron Paul would have another name for the U. S. currency outcome: A long and continuing consequence.
S&P had famously faulted Republican Fiscal Policy as a large part of the last summer downgrade. The other major tax avoiders, are European.
Just coincidentally, no doubt, the ancestry of most Republicans is weighted toward European Heritage. The more Hawaiian heritage, for example, appears not to be included!
And then there is the matter of how tax avoidance policy seems to go hand-hand-hand with a looming Euro-Recession!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(And so The Final Solution To The Presbyterian Question," advances a few more notches: "Just is where is all of this money going to come from?" Even in America, they have to ask(?)!)
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