Mr. Shaman
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- May 4, 2010
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If you think conservatives wish to secede then you've been living in a cave.
That's where Rick Perry has been hiding-out, during the daylight-hours????
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If you think conservatives wish to secede then you've been living in a cave.
If you think conservatives wish to secede then you've been living in a cave. The mantra "we're going to take our country back" has been echoing for the past year.
Back to where is the question.
Back to a society that is not based on entitlement leeching and an over bloated government
Back to where is the question.
Back to a society that is not based on entitlement leeching and an over bloated government
And when was that?
Back to where is the question.
Back to a society that is not based on entitlement leeching and an over bloated government
And when was that?
I guess the Greeks, as Lady Thatcher said, "have run out of other people's money"
Ahhhh.... socialism.
The Greeks are behaving like a bunch of petulant children out shopping with Mom. They scream like two year olds that can't have any more candy. The fact that Mom has bills to pay is beyond their comprehension.
Back to a society that is not based on entitlement leeching and an over bloated government
And when was that?
Encyclopedia Smithsonian: American History Timeline
Maybe you should actually look back when government was small and intended to be small.. when we did not have forced welfare systems and high tax rates wasting trillions of citizen tax dollars
Unfortunately, when the big government power whores started putting this entitlement shit in place in attempts to hold on to power longer, it made it hard to get back out of government thanks to all the red tape their over bloated government created
Back to a society that is not based on entitlement leeching and an over bloated government
And when was that?
Sometime prior to Lincoln violating the 10th amendment.
But with computers and high tech weapons.
Sounds like LA.The Greek government is trying to implement 'austerity' measures to solve their horrific debt problems so that the Eurozone countries will bail them out. How do the Greek people react? They riot, burn buildings, destroy the property of their fellow citizens and kill 3 people. Charming bunch, the Greeks. Thank God that Britain will not be part of the bail out of Greece. The Brits were smart enough to stay out of the Euro.
It's a Progressive Mecca, the government is the biggest employer, people are unarmed and have surrendered all control to the State. Why wait? You won't need a job because you'll be living and working for the Government.
One way ticket from JFK is $560.
What are you waiting for?
It's a Progressive Mecca, the government is the biggest employer, people are unarmed and have surrendered all control to the State. Why wait? You won't need a job because you'll be living and working for the Government.
One way ticket from JFK is $560.
What are you waiting for?
It's a Progressive Mecca, the government is the biggest employer, people are unarmed and have surrendered all control to the State. Why wait? You won't need a job because you'll be living and working for the Government.
One way ticket from JFK is $560.
What are you waiting for?
What are you waiting for?
CA will be our Greece
It's a Progressive Mecca, the government is the biggest employer, people are unarmed and have surrendered all control to the State. Why wait? You won't need a job because you'll be living and working for the Government.
One way ticket from JFK is $560.
What are you waiting for?
No, I think that you guys would fit in much better, over there. You can carry around your misspelled signs, and most of them won't know. And your yelling, screaming, and name-calling will seem normal. As a matter of fact, I'm sure with all of your combined knowledge of economics; you will all be able to SAVE THEIR ECONOMY!
It's a Progressive Mecca, the government is the biggest employer, people are unarmed and have surrendered all control to the State. Why wait? You won't need a job because you'll be living and working for the Government.
One way ticket from JFK is $560.
What are you waiting for?
You already checked on the ticket price?
I am not going, I don't like olives.
The Greeks are giving the world a good taste of their modern politics. Periclean democracy, meet Athenian mob rule: Tens of thousands are rampaging through the capital and other large cities this week in protest against 30 billion in austerity measures needed to secure the 110 billion bailout for the bankrupt country.
The nationwide strikeled by government-employee unions, which threaten further disruptions after parliament yesterday approved the rescue packagewas a timely show for Greece's prospective rescuers in Germany and at the International Monetary Fund. The medicine for Greece's deficit and debt woes (at 13% and 124.9% of GDP, respectively, and rising) won't go down easily in Athens. We continue to think the country needs to restructure its debts and adopt wholesale economic reforms.
If you want to understand the reason, as good a source as any is the annual World Bank "Doing Business" survey for 2010. The spark for this financial crisis has been decades of overspending and cooking of the public books, but the survey reveals the underlying causes of the Greek disease.
In terms of overall ease of doing business, Greece comes in 109 out of 183 countries around the world. It is dead last among the 27 members of the European Union as well as the advanced economies in the OECD. You have to go up 30 slots to find the next worst EU performer, Italy. The U.S. ranks fourth and Singapore is first.
At 109, Greece ranks below such models of transparency and free enterprise as Egypt (106), Zambia (90), Rwanda (67) and Kazakhstan (63). A country has to work hard to do this poorly.
The Doing Business survey reveals an economy that's hostile to free enterprise and private property, primed for corruption, lacking in labor and capital mobility, stifled by powerful trade unions and unlikely to grow without deep-rooted changes. The table nearby shows Greece's rank in the 10 categories related to business operations covered by the World Bank survey.
Want to start a business in Greece? The country ranks 140 in the world because you'll need an average of 19 days and 15 steps to do it. In the U.S., it takes six days and six steps.
Filing taxes consumes 224 hours a year in Greece. In Luxembourg, the richest European Union state, it takes on average 59 hours. In the U.S., it's 187 hours.
As for protecting investors, the erstwhile cradle of Western civilization ranks 154, which has the obvious effect of scaring good money away. Most glaring are weak laws on disclosure of information to shareholders. By the bank's index, a prospective investor enjoys nearly twice the level of protection in Italy, no stand-out itself.
It's appropriate that Greece's best rankingat 43is for the ease of closing a business. Greeks have certainly had plenty of practice.
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Because you shit stick, I was born in the United States of America and I happen to love my country. You on the other hand suffer a narrow minded point of view that indicates the you lack necessary qualifications to be called an intelligent life form.