Don't you just love the editor's note? - K
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Exclusive Interview:
Jim Rogers Predicts Bigger Financial Shocks Loom
Fueling a Malaise That May Last for Years
By Keith Fitz-Gerald
Investment Director
19/08/08 Money Morning/The
Hi All ;
What a fascinating review, presented in a much more convincing way than I ever
could. And sorry to say, I have come to the same conclusion after grappling
with the question from every angle over several years.
Here's an example. I can buy a can of tuna fish for 30 Thai baht, less
Not that I put a lot of though into it but why would the industries sell it
at 10$ ? They want to sell they don't want to reduce demand. More the
opposite. Someone else should make that it is sold at 10$. Maybe an on the
way to be extinct tax. Then no one would be interested to buy a boat and go
The fact that GWB got elected twice should be proof enough lol.
Sorry, he did NOT get elected, twice. Florida,s recounts and then the
court deciding on the outcome doesn't count as an election!!! I think
the people can govern themselves, even Americans. Now, they are being
governed by large
Bernard wrote:
The fact that GWB got elected twice should be proof enough lol.
Sorry, he did NOT get elected, twice. Florida,s recounts and then the
court deciding on the outcome doesn't count as an election!!! I think
the people can govern themselves, even Americans. Now, they are being
Hi Olivier, Peter and all
Not that I put a lot of though into it but why would the industries sell it
at 10$ ? They want to sell they don't want to reduce demand. More the
opposite. Someone else should make that it is sold at 10$. Maybe an on the
way to be extinct tax. Then no one would be
Pick a leader, any leader. Please. what kinda card trick
is this anyway?
:-)
Pick the wrong card, you lose, pick the right card, you lose anyway.
If voting could change anything it would be illegal - graffiti in
the men's toilet at a Brighton pub, circa 1980
Maybe it's time to try negative
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La Vida Locavore
SOLD: rBGH for $300 Million
by: Jill Richardson
Wed Aug 20, 2008 at 08:09:53 AM PDT
Elanco, a division of Eli Lilly just bought Posilac (the brand name
of rBGH) from Monsanto [PDF alert].
Keith Addison wrote:
http://www.lavidalocavore.org/showDiary.do?diaryId=312
La Vida Locavore
SOLD: rBGH for $300 Million
by: Jill Richardson
Wed Aug 20, 2008 at 08:09:53 AM PDT
Elanco, a division of Eli Lilly just bought Posilac (the brand name
of rBGH) from Monsanto [PDF alert].
Keith, there's a myth floating around among the rich and would-be rich,
that some very smart people saw the Great Depression coming, and made
fortunes out of it. It's a myth that just happens to be true.
These greedheads may serve a useful purpose. If the financial people
and the
Hi Keith ;
Yes we are in agreement that corporations are not human and they are mostly
responsible for many problems. And granted there is a renaissance with organic
growing, and biofuels, and conservation, and also the awareness of the
problems. But I think what I am saying is that I am
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