Quote from: triffid on June 11, 2010, 12:40:07 PM
My home computer is still tied up with a fake antivirius program called"AV Security Suite".You can google it up to learn more about it.I had to use the library computer to leave this message.triffid

Uh huh.  It's a rogue virus.  The Internet has a lot of suggestions to remove it.  This is just one:

http://www.spyware-experts.com/need-to-remove-av-security-suite/?gclid=CKPWzZrgmKICFSCjiQod-DPcXQ

There are also companies trying to sell their own antiviral package as well.  Commercialism at its best.
Anyone who has an Internet-capable computer should have up-to-date antiviral software, or they're asking for trouble.

On topic:
Greece has occupied mine, and other's, attention for a long time, but Japan has the 2nd biggest economy in the world behind The States.  The issue, thusly:

http://www.ely-co.com/reports/crisis.pdf

Now, there was an American financial commentator on cable Channel 50, in my viewing area, for my particular cable provider, who advocated the American Gov't selling guaranteed long term securities---in very strong demand---to refinance the American debt, since the Euro and other currencies are so weak.  A win-win situation, right?
No.
All we'd be doing is the same as Greece and others by forestalling the inevitable day of reckoning when the bills come due as interest that someone has to legally pay.  Borrowing more isn't the answer.  Cutting spending and costs as a result is just as bad a decision against the public because nobody wants to face that kind of financial privation anywhere in the world.

Here's similar issue:
British stockholders are going to demand that BP pay their dividend on time, even though the Americans want the money set aside for oil spill cleanup costs and lawsuit payouts.  They, the stockholders, depend on the money to pay bills.  About the same as Greece and their welfare state.  See?  Some, or many, people don't want to pay for someone else's problem.

The whole scenario will get out of control when interest rates rise dramatically.  It's coming sooner or later.

And, the Gulf oil spill is still threatening $60 billion in Gulf business as the well continues to gush.  Double-dip recession, anyone?

@triffid
We can trade posts when you fix your computer.

--Lee

that's some nice cherry picking lee, but ad hominem? that's the last bastion of those with no ground to stand on...

Quote from: the_big_m_in_ok on June 10, 2010, 11:00:10 PM
Your admission that education, as such, was, in effect, off topic, makes my case that you're violating forum rules.

since you replied to the same post i did (saikron1's) doesn't that also make a case against yourself for violating forum rules?
reply #543 http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8010.msg243567#msg243567
you replied to saikron directly after i did... and raised no 'off topic' objection then.

Quote from: the_big_m_in_ok on June 04, 2010, 05:42:35 PM

Quote from: saikron1...china is now becoming richest country in the world... but they still dun have much on technology and majority the ppl there not really educated.

Perfect point to what I was saying.  Many world leaders are holding their countrymen hostage to the their own whims, in spite of what's in the best interest of their countries population's wishes.  This goes for China, as well.  Stupid, greedy Communists!!!

regardless, i gave you three at bats and you struck out everytime with logical fallacies... i will respond to them no more.

@ triffid @ all, if you have a virus that locks your windows up or whatever click this link and follow the directions to the "T" http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-security-tool

And then stay off the porno sites, hmmm, hell with that , download as much porno as you can to test the software 

And or check this vid, we all need tunes while we download, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnZBV0VABlQ&annotation_id=annotation_176731&feature=iv

While the music plays, goto http://www.glaryutilities.com/

Download the free shit, and run it, I got tons more, hope this helps!

I forgot to say even if its not "security tool" your tryin to remove , the directions are on spot to rid the varments from your pc.

Quote from: the_big_m_in_ok on May 13, 2010, 08:46:03 PM
Recent Internet article:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37136518/ns/us_news-life/
More states like NV, CA and FL may resort to this tactic.  If they do the right thing and own up to their responsibility to cut costs, their residents will be more than a little unhappy, to make a staggering understatement.
As I said before, "There's no good answer" to this recessionary crisis.
--Lee

There was a TV commentator that considered it likely that the USA can continue with its "recovery", but outside influences may short circuit the improvement process with a foreign double-dip recession.

Another article:
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE65E5K520100615?type=ousivMolt

I agree.  Europe and Japan are vulnerable to weakness in their smaller economies and heavy debt, in some cases.

Then there's the oil spill getting worse every day.  People are becoming angry at "Obama's Katrina".

--Lee