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I'm 100% convinced the GOPtards that talk about "socialist" Europe know nothing about Europe. I come there every year and go to Paris and then to Belgium and Luxemborg and none of these countries are socialist regimes mired in debt.
Why would a chase an ambulance?
Tapping his feet, waiting for the next tragedy so he can be the first to blame it on right wing rhetoric without a shred of fact or evidence. The last one only took him two hours, he's going for 90 minutes next time......
Well..
If the reality of the situation is a "shred of evidence" then you could be right.
But of course..you're not.
The economic meltdown was very real.
We're talking total debtBass...WTF are you talking about?
Frances public debt has risen to close to 83 percent of the countrys GDP, France's statistics body says, one day after the government announced cuts in spending to reign in overspending.
France's public debt hits new high | RFI
BRUSSELSBelgium's borrowing costs are rising as high levels of public debt, the continuing political crisis and bailouts for euro-zone peers make investors nervous.
Belgian public debt will reach 100.2% of gross domestic product this year, according to the International Monetary Fund, the third highest level in the common-currency bloc after Greece and Italy.
Euro-Zone Crisis: Belgium's Debt Prompts Concerns - WSJ.com
Strong Demand
In 2010, France issued 40 billion euros of debt with maturities between 15 years and 50 years, about 21 percent of total issuance, compared with 18 percent in 2009 and 10 percent in 2008.
Since the spring of 2009, we have seen strong demand for our long and ultra-long bonds, Mills said. Well study the opportunity to introduce a new long bond, probably at the end of 2011.
France bought back 22.7 billion euros of debt last year, including 18.2 billion euros of debt maturing in 2011 and 4.5 billion euros of debt maturing in 2012.
The French budget deficit is forecast to be 91.6 billion euros next year, equivalent to about 6 percent of gross domestic product, down from 149.7 billion euros, or 7.5 percent of GDP, in 2010.
France Trims 2011 Debt Sale Plan, Maturity Lengthens - Businessweek
France's public debt reached 1.591 trillion euros (2.172 trillion U.S. dollars) in the second quarter, an increase of 56 billion euros (76.46 billion dollars) compared to the previous quarter, official figures showed Thursday.
France's debt up by 56 billion euros in second quarter
Tapping his feet, waiting for the next tragedy so he can be the first to blame it on right wing rhetoric without a shred of fact or evidence. The last one only took him two hours, he's going for 90 minutes next time......
Well..
If the reality of the situation is a "shred of evidence" then you could be right.
But of course..you're not.
The economic meltdown was very real.
Krugman was wrong about the Arizona shooting, as he has been about many other things and the fact that another left wing kook like you agrees with him here, well.......
Oh well if Krugman says it then it must be true. Nice try. lol! Krugman is a hysterical Leftist nutter. You ever see that guy? Man,what a weird little weasel. Krugman does not speak for the GOP,or for any rational & sane Americans. End of story.
We're talking total debt
France's public debt reached 1.591 trillion euros (2.172 trillion U.S. dollars) in the second quarter, an increase of 56 billion euros (76.46 billion dollars) compared to the previous quarter, official figures showed Thursday.
France's debt up by 56 billion euros in second quarter
And?
We just came out of a world wide banking collapse.
Because of time honored Conservative bait and switch.
Things are getting better.
Time to update yourself about France..
We're talking total debt
France's public debt reached 1.591 trillion euros (2.172 trillion U.S. dollars) in the second quarter, an increase of 56 billion euros (76.46 billion dollars) compared to the previous quarter, official figures showed Thursday.
France's debt up by 56 billion euros in second quarter
And?
We just came out of a world wide banking collapse.
Because of time honored Conservative bait and switch.
Things are getting better.
Time to update yourself about France..
It is what it is, Sallow. Bass comes on this thread and stating those countries aren't mired in debt....well I proved him wrong....that's the debate.
Well..
If the reality of the situation is a "shred of evidence" then you could be right.
But of course..you're not.
The economic meltdown was very real.
Krugman was wrong about the Arizona shooting, as he has been about many other things and the fact that another left wing kook like you agrees with him here, well.......
Okay..I'll bite.
Feel free to post where he was "wrong".
And?
We just came out of a world wide banking collapse.
Because of time honored Conservative bait and switch.
Things are getting better.
Time to update yourself about France..
It is what it is, Sallow. Bass comes on this thread and stating those countries aren't mired in debt....well I proved him wrong....that's the debate.
That your debate with Bass.
Not with me.
Do keep up.
Bass...WTF are you talking about?
Frances public debt has risen to close to 83 percent of the countrys GDP, France's statistics body says, one day after the government announced cuts in spending to reign in overspending.
France's public debt hits new high | RFI
BRUSSELSBelgium's borrowing costs are rising as high levels of public debt, the continuing political crisis and bailouts for euro-zone peers make investors nervous.
Belgian public debt will reach 100.2% of gross domestic product this year, according to the International Monetary Fund, the third highest level in the common-currency bloc after Greece and Italy.
Euro-Zone Crisis: Belgium's Debt Prompts Concerns - WSJ.com
Have you actually traveled to those countries, Meister? Until you have, you don't know what you're talking about. Bass has actually been physically present within their borders, so he/she/it knows everything there is to know about those countries.
I know, I know...my bad
I worked in Belgium a year and a half. The manager of the office I was in had to go move his car in the middle of the day because the government went through the parking lot and tracked how long cars were parked there. If you worked more then the government allotted hours, they came to your office and warned you. Not socialist? You're dreaming...I'm 100% convinced the GOPtards that talk about "socialist" Europe know nothing about Europe. I come there every year and go to Paris and then to Belgium and Luxemborg and none of these countries are socialist regimes mired in debt.
I worked in Belgium a year and a half. The manager of the office I was in had to go move his car in the middle of the day because the government went through the parking lot and tracked how long cars were parked there. If you worked more then the government allotted hours, they came to your office and warned you. Not socialist? You're dreaming...I'm 100% convinced the GOPtards that talk about "socialist" Europe know nothing about Europe. I come there every year and go to Paris and then to Belgium and Luxemborg and none of these countries are socialist regimes mired in debt.
Krugman himself is a meltdown piece.
Amazing.
A one line sentence that does nothing to refute anything.
But carry on.
And?
We just came out of a world wide banking collapse.
Because of time honored Conservative bait and switch.
Things are getting better.
Time to update yourself about France..
It is what it is, Sallow. Bass comes on this thread and stating those countries aren't mired in debt....well I proved him wrong....that's the debate.
That your debate with Bass.
Not with me.
Do keep up.
Krugman was wrong about the Arizona shooting, as he has been about many other things and the fact that another left wing kook like you agrees with him here, well.......
Okay..I'll bite.
Feel free to post where he was "wrong".
Regarding the Arizona shooting:
"We dont have proof yet that this was political, but the odds are that it was. "
Odds are, he's wrong.......
Krugman himself is a meltdown piece.
Amazing.
A one line sentence that does nothing to refute anything.
But carry on.
I gave him all the consideration he is due... and then some.
It is what it is, Sallow. Bass comes on this thread and stating those countries aren't mired in debt....well I proved him wrong....that's the debate.
That your debate with Bass.
Not with me.
Do keep up.
Well let's see here. My wife is French. Her family has property near Millau, her grandparents are buried in Joigny, her uncle Mimi still lives in the Loire Valley, her cousin Bridgit is based out of Toulon and her other cousin is principle photographer for a major museum (don't want to make it too easy to track us down don't you know) so that probably makes me the France expert based on the criteria you all adopt. France is mired in debt and is going down very fast. They have one of the most liberal retirement policies on the planet and it is strangling them. They are having mass riots every few years and will continue to do so till there is another revolution in all probability.
I suggest you keep up better.
