Kevin B. O'Brien wrote:
Rising energy costs will probably cause a few problems, but
I don't see how Bush or Cheney for all their failings can
be blamed for that particular problem.
I'm thinking that causing massive instability in the major oil
producing region might have something to do
And what are those two idiots doing, that the oil price
fell down
so much in the past weeks? They should strike Iran right
now!
Alberto Monteiro
fortunately those two idiots have lost all credibility and could not pull off a
strike against iran at this time (unless they get lucky and there
Jon Louis Mann wrote:
And what are those two idiots doing, that the oil price
fell down
so much in the past weeks? They should strike Iran right
now!
Alberto Monteiro
fortunately those two idiots have lost all credibility and could not pull off
a strike against iran at this time (unless
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fortunately those two idiots have lost all credibility
and could not pull off a strike against iran at this time
(unless they get lucky and there is another major terrorist
attack in the u.s. before november). personally, i
don't think bush/cheney know what they are doing. if i
did i would
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you are right about bushco using his presidency to enrich his cronies,
lance, but i doubt he
Doug Pensinger wrote:
Kevin wrote:
Wayne Eddy wrote:
Rising energy costs will probably cause a few problems, but I don't see
how
Bush or Cheney for all their failings can be blamed for that particular
problem.
I'm thinking that causing massive instability
you are right about bush-co using his presidency to
enrich his cronies,
lance, but i doubt he comprehends what an enormous
deleterious effect his
policies have had on the global economy. it is
costing trillions so
halliburton and others can make billions.
I'm not quite sure how that
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
Kevin B. O'Brien wrote:
Rising energy costs will probably cause a few problems, but
I don't see how Bush or Cheney for all their failings can
be blamed for that particular problem.
I'm thinking that causing massive instability in the major oil
producing
Dan M wrote:
So, as much as I consider GWB a bumbling idiot, I don't think that every
mess is his fault.
Theoretically I agree, but it is hard to think of any mess that he
*hasn't* had his fingers in during the last 7.5 years.
Regards,
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Jon Louis Mann wrote:
you can't deny that terrorism is on the rise as a result
of bush's policies, (...)
Hmmm... Not in my backyard... The FARC (in Colombia, which,
geographilly, are probably closer to you than to me) are almost
dead. With them, the last terrorist group in South America
Let's not forget a total lack of vision when
it comes to energy policy.
Doug
Agreed. And after I posted it I thought more carefully
about it, and
decided that I really had to add disastrous fiscal policy
leading to a
plummeting dollar. That not only has driven up oil prices
(in
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Wayne Eddy wrote:
Rising energy costs will probably cause a few problems, but I don't see
how
Bush
Those two idiots, with able assistance from Republicans in
Congress,
have managed to screw up the American economy so badly that
demand is
falling. That does have the effect of putting downward
pressure on gas
prices, which should be received with great joy by all the
Americans who
On 29/07/2008, at 4:10 AM, Jon Louis Mann wrote:
you are right about bushco using his presidency to enrich his
cronies, lance, but i doubt he comprehends what an enormous
deleterious effect his policies have had on the global economy.
The global economy is still growing at 4%.
As I have
I have been trying to live within my means. In May my car needed $2,000 worth
of repairs. June my vet bill ran over $600. This month the plumber is at my
house roto-rooting the main line and the line between the sink and the washing
machine. I could, of course, cut down the tree whose roots
Rising energy costs will probably cause a few
problems, but I don't see how
Bush or Cheney for all their failings can be
blamed for that particular problem.
I'm thinking that causing massive
instability in the major oil producing
region might have something to do with
it. When
I have been trying to live within my means. In May my car
needed $2,000 worth of repairs. June my vet bill ran over
$600. This month the plumber is at my house roto-rooting
the main line and the line between the sink and the washing
machine. I could, of course, cut down the tree whose roots
you are right about bushco using his presidency to
enrich his
cronies, lance, but i doubt he comprehends what an
enormous
deleterious effect his policies have had on the global
economy.
The global economy is still growing at 4%.
As I have said before, the assertion that the USA is
no one is saying that EVERY mess is the idiot's fault, but his policies
have had a catastophic effect, and not just the price of oil. although the
initial invasion of iraq did greatly reduce the production of oil or some
time. i don't think iraq has recovered to pre-war production levels,
At 04:50 PM Monday 7/28/2008, Jon Louis Mann wrote:
that certainly contributed to why france and germany were so adamant
against the invasion, because it would benefit europe if the price
of gas in europe and america were to be more equitable.
I for one wouldn't have complained had they
At 06:03 PM Monday 7/28/2008, Jon Louis Mann wrote:
you are right about bushco using his presidency to
enrich his
cronies, lance, but i doubt he comprehends what an
enormous
deleterious effect his policies have had on the global
economy.
The global economy is still growing at 4%.
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Subject: Re: Conspiracy theories
On 29/07/2008, at 4:10 AM, Jon Louis Mann wrote:
you are right
As I have said before, the assertion that the
USA is the world's engine room is no longer true.
It certainly isn't true as it was 8 years ago, but
economists are debating
how tied the world is to the spending of the US on credit
cards (and their
Fanny Mae equivalents.)
An American
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