Paul Thomas, CPA wrote:
> "Dan Bloomquist" <public21@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
>> Historically? Like, Herbert Hoover?
>
>
> Good Lord. You really can't piece together the economic ups and downs
and
> lay them over the election cycle.
You didn't answer the question. Just more obfuscation.
>> Eight years from now total liquids will likely be down to 75mb/d. We
>> consume 25% of world production. What do you have in mind? Where will
the
>> consumer get the new capital?
>
> Do you not realize there's a whole world out there beyond the end of
your
> nose.
Yea, but apparently you have your head up your ass.
http://lakeweb.blogspot.com/
http://www.theoildrum.com/
>>> Why you think this one guy "Bernanke" controls the world, the global
>>> economy, your life.......is beyond me. Does your job, and your entire
>>> livelihood depend on what he has for lunch?
>> I never said he did,
>
> "you think Bernanke will save us"
And you obfuscated about world economies.
> Do you really think this one guy can screw it all up?
Why don't you answer the question in the stead of asking stupid questions?
>> are you dictating what my thoughts are?
>
> Your questions emit your thoughts.
No, the question is valid. How you you think he got the moniker,
Helicopter Bernanke?
>> How about you answer the question?
>
> Oh, you're serious.
You are the one parading around like the expert. Back your bull****.
>> So, you think Bernanke will save us
>
> I know one man can't do ****. He can't "save us" and he can't harm us
> either.
So, we are screwed?
http://www.federalreserve.gov/boardDocs/speeches/2002/20021121/default.htm
> If you, or hundreds of thousands of others want to put all your faith in
the
> actions of one guy, then go right ahead.
Gee, there you go again, presuming what I think. So, ansewer the
question. Do we get deflation or hyper inflation?
>>> For most people, **** happens, and tomorrow they go back to work
driving
>>> the same car they drove yesterday, or taking the same bus/train/subway
>>> they'll take tomorrow. Life goes on and nothing is all that
different.
>> Gee, tell that to the poor sap of the roaring twenties.
>
> Life was tough, people survived, the world went on, and look where we're
at
> today.
Yea. Debt to equity off the charts compared to the 20s and now peak oil.
You still don't get this.....
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