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This looks like a feeder line for someone to mention the well known Connecticut senator who was allegedly involved in the financing of Mr A.H. ............. So there you go, I've done it.

 

Haha, yeah.

 

AH got his military finance through huge deficit spending, appropriation of citizen savings (especially from Jews), suppression of domestic demand, territorial expansion. And he borrowed some too you say?

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Haha, yeah.

 

AH got his military finance through huge deficit spending, appropriation of citizen savings (especially from Jews), suppression of domestic demand, territorial expansion. And he borrowed some too you say?

 

George W. Bush's grandfather, Prescott along with his co-directors, until the government cottoned on to it in '42.

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This looks like a feeder line for someone to mention the well known Connecticut senator who was allegedly involved in the financing of Mr A.H. ............. So there you go, I've done it.
You mean there was a senator that wasn't pure as gold? OMG I guess I'd better get a Boeing back to the purity of England, before it's too late.:confused:
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George W. Bush's grandfather, Prescott along with his co-directors, until the government cottoned on to it in '42.

 

I knew who you were talking about. Dubya likes to make out he's pure Texas. That's why he wears that huge Stetson. He has big enough ears to hold it out of his eyes.

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From http://www.businessinsider.com.

 

Prepare For An Irish Haircut And A Worse Banking Crisis Than You've Read About In The Papers

 

From what I heard, Europeans banks are worse than even the dire reports you read in the papers. Spreads are widening and liquidity is drying up. Drexia is the tip of the iceberg. I really have to wonder how much France can do in regards to its bank debt. Will the ECB lend them enough money? The answer is yes. But we are talking a great deal of debt for a country with serious fiscal deficits and where government spending is already 55% of GDP, with rising health-care and pension costs. Think French politicians will try and get their unions and public workers to take a 15% pay cut? The French will not be civilized and stoical, like the Irish. They will take to the streets.

 

We are now in the final innings of the Endgame. Greece is likely to default no later than the end of this year, if not by the end of this month. Which for all intents and purposes they have already done. If you can’t get the market to finance you, that means you can’t pay your bills without the kindness of strangers. If Greece were an individual or a company, it would be in bankruptcy proceedings. It is now just a matter of time.

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Shame that no one saw this coming.

 

Oh wait, I did.

 

Greek contagion to spread to the UK

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