Thank you Mr. Spellchecker. Oh irony or ironies ... now back to your pad to continue your "sleepy time".
As someone who used to work in #4 WTC and lost two good friends on that day, you are a SICK PH-CKING JERK.
gnome obviously didn't mean it in the way that you are taking it ... speaking of being legitimate, you go from running shit out of your mouth to criticizing other people for their comments. You're nothing but a self-righteous douche bag, so can it, asswipe! :eek:
Really now. Don't you have more posting on ET to do today so that you can make that extra $2.50 bonus for posting 20 times a day? So far, you're only at 19. By the way, how is that "paper-trading" account of yours coming along? Or are you content to keep posting on ET and making a nickel per post?
Before Obama and Pelosi are done with us we will be recalling the Bush years as the "good ol' days". My personal belief is that there is only a 50-50 chance America will survive the next 4 years in any form we will recognize. Nuclear conflict in this time frame is not far fetched either as we cut essential defense and security programs to fund the new "new deal".
"I am absolutely committed to working with Congress and the auto companies to meet one goal: the United States of America will lead the world in building the next generation of clean cars." This is not American, its not what made us great. I see zero upside to having government cars. Pelosi is in charge now, what kind of car is going to roll off the line? Id bet Communist China will make the cars people want. Pelosi will have to tax them. Removed from all that, can we all agree that this "scares" money? How many industries are getting taken over? Health, banking, auto, insurance. Why would money stay here? Will it not flow out like a river?
nothing to big to fail in a free market.. u breakup the co. you sell off assets. the bottom fishers come in . the cycle turns and new co's take the place of old failures. if not u end up with zombie co's like in japan and confidence doesn't return. confidence returns when excesses are gotten rid off.
That was Japan's "Lost Decade". But the "companies" in Japan's case were Financial Companies (Banks). The toxic financial companies are still being propped-up in the U.S.