Thank goodness for commondreams,they save me a lot of searching for
alternative views. ( I'm not on their payroll nor do I own any of their stocks)
http://commondreams.org/views01/1215-07.htm
Brian McAndrews
http://commondreams.org/headlines01/1215-03.htm
Brian McAndrews
http://commondreams.org/headlines01/1211-05.htm
Brian McAndrews
Countries 'face euro disaster'
16 December 2001, Mail on Sunday
http://www.thisismoney.com/20011216/nm41840.html
FIVE countries in the eurozone face the threat of severe economic problems
as a direct result of their membership of the single currency, according to
a damning official report
(from Nov 21; sorry if already referenced)
Picture of student the poster on the webpage
http://www.indyweek.com/durham/2001-11-21/triangles.html
The Poster Police
A Durham student activist gets a visit
from the Secret Service
B Y J O N
Hi Chris,
I'll bet you a good dinner that the Euro doesn't decline significantly (5%
max) against the US$, Br. Pound, or the Swiss Franc during the next year.
The charts tell me that it is likely to actually advance against the US$
Canadian$. I haven't studied the other relationships. I'm a
Harry Pollard wrote:
Chris,
You deemed this worthy enough to send to us. It's from the idiots who spend
their time condemning the people trying to put things right. Of course,
actually taking on the Fat Cats awash in privilege might be even more
worthwhile, but that's difficult so let's try
Agree with Creuss. And it gets worse. These so-called professional players
are really parts of corporate entities. So when the various news casts
bring updates on the sports news, they are really reporting on corporate
activities. So the sports corporations get a free ride. This is not to
Everyone has their rant. You know how I
respect you both but you are both wrong about this.
1. they are no more "so-called" professionals than
any other profession that gives constant tests as to competence before national
audiences once a week.Such statements seema
classissue more often
