I see an economic diasater coming...

[the_big_m_in_ok]

the_big_m_in_ok said:

...Seal Team Six ended his plans for the financial ruination of everyone.

Speaking of financial ruin in the shorter run:

Housing prices are still falling quickly...
Yahoo has an article on the subject.  This borrowed computer WON'T allow copy and paste on the Internet!!
You might GOOGLize the first 5 words in the 1st sentence of this paragraph.

Also, Greece is still teetering on collapse.  The Greeks are complaining that that aren't paying for the German bank's bailout that they didn't cause.
No, they took the easy money from the Greek govt. and social services.  Somebody has to pay for that, eventually.

--Lee

[the_big_m_in_ok]

doesn't matter to me, I live in a small town and it takes me 10 minutes to walk to work which I enjoy anyhow.

Do you live near a creek?  Even if the Mississippi is 8 miles away, a creek can still back up 8 miles.

--Lee

[the_big_m_in_ok]

After it was announced today that Bin-Laden has finally been killed, will may now find out if your above statement is true.

Maybe Bulbz has a point.
Americans are getting tired of the Turks taking the American aid money and not doing what they say they promised in return.  There're probably Islamist factions in the Turkish Govt that support the Taliban.


Also, as it stands now with the European econom(ies), Greece is fragile at best.  Riots are becoming rather more common in lately, with increasing severity.  The parliment building in Athens was besieged and a bank was torched. 3 were killed.

I don't think there's any good end to this.  European countries are weaker than the U.S. and they'll realize this eventually.  Europeans may not be the least bit happy about it and could go looking for a scapegoat in their own govt's.



Finally, news reports from the Syrian border make the situation as bad as Libya in the city of Misrata.  Refugees say it's really, really bad.  What happens when several of these regional countries' economies are semi-permanently or permanently "in the toilet"?

The whole region is looking like a wasteland for the cities with refugees straining their neighboring country's borders.

--Lee

[Doctor No]

What i see from above writings, you all trust the official version of 9.11. And because of it, you will never understand even general Principe of CNF. But it is good. Very good:-)

[the_big_m_in_ok]

What i see from above writings, you all trust the official version of 9.11. And because of it, you will never understand even general Principe of CNF. But it is good. Very good:-)

There's a 9-11 coming everywhere when most or all the world's economies suffer a monumental depression.  What happened so far is a 'ripple in the pond' compared to the Fukushima tsunami.

I look at patterns I can see in world news accounts.  David Foster, the news cable TV columnist and journalist says he can see political patterns in what he reports and he's often correct in his analysis.
Well, I use something similar to survive with.  I know how b@stards like you think.  I'm descended from the ancient E. German von Brandenburgs, some of whom were ancestors of the WWII Nazis.  I know what I'm talking about when I say I know how people think.  Certainly, how they and you think.

And this isn't in the 'official' "Gov't handout"!

I don't care where you live, no one can escape the future.  Nobody goes on forever.  I'm 61 and I'm not afraid of the future.  I'm not insulting people like you do, and that kind of thing will catch up with you eventually.

I know I can't hide from whoever wants to read this, and I'm not trying.

Oh, der Fuhrer 'Dr.' No(wak), (whom I think had Jewish ancestors in Poland or Germany 300-500 years ago), you can't hide from the 'boys at Langley', either, but you can always try! and run.  Won't do you any good.  bin Ladin found that out the hard way.  You can, too.

--Lee