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Potter Stansberry July 13, 2015 at 9:23 am

Thank you for suckering more paranoid dopes into giving me their money for my shit newsletter! Nothing brings out the doomsday preppers like old Ronnie saying the end is near! Hopefully nobody looks into my past before handing me their hard earned cash…

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scared July 13, 2015 at 9:47 am

yes! only Ron understands! the US and Greece are EXACTLY the SAME! there is ZERO difference! The countries are IDENTICAL! count the islands!! its the same number!! the number of the beast!!!!

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Tazmaniac July 13, 2015 at 10:45 am

I don’t know about tomorrow, but we are going in that direction with a huge and growing Government payroll and a 47% entitlement population. Greece is like the family member that borrows money from you and then goes out and buys a new car. When you complain that they shouldn’t be using your money like that they will accuse you of being jealous. Exactly what Greece did to Germany. When valuable resources are wasted on lazy, stupid people, don’t be surprised when their numbers grow.

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erneba July 13, 2015 at 11:22 am

Yes, but I like their yogurt.
Seriously, I agree with you,
“Drinking that free Bubble-Up and eating that Rainbow Stew.”
As Margaret Thatcher would say,”They finally ran out of other people’s money.” and the Greeks are pissed….at ‘the other people.’ for running out of money.’

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Anti-BigT July 13, 2015 at 11:58 am

Here is another perspective, that the GOP plans are what will create a Greek like meltdown. Interesting stuff. Paul (both of them) should stick with letting the big boys be economists. http://www.alternet.org/economy/paul-krugman-gop-determined-bring-greek-style-economic-crisis-here

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FastEddy23 July 13, 2015 at 5:06 pm

And you are a “progressive” Helot. A slave and you don’t even know it yet.

And anyone who believes that lying Gruberment “economist” Kurgman has wax in his ears.

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TroubleBaby July 13, 2015 at 12:10 pm

“Greece is like the family member that borrows money from you and then goes out and buys a new car. When you complain that they shouldn’t be using your money like that they will accuse you of being jealous. ”

lol…agreed…but at the end of the day who is more responsible for the lent/spent money, Greece or Germany?

In other words, Greece has been a bankrupt welfare state for a long time, way before they entered the Euro…it’s been the fabric of their society for some time which is why Goldman Sachs had to do some “special accounting” to get them in the Euro to start.

I think the German government was stupid for lending them(as well as France, Spain, Italy, etc. all the deadbeats in the Euro) the money to support their profligate living.

Most of the time, family members know which ones within their family are deadbeats…no?

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Tazmaniac July 13, 2015 at 6:54 pm

In my family they are called the martyrs, they pair nicely with our family parasites.

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It's all about me July 13, 2015 at 11:05 am

If Japan can hold it together at a debt to GDP ratio of around 225%, we can do even more due to the fact we have the world’s reserve currency and can export our inflation/money printing to the rest of the world.

We can force the rest of the world to take our newly printed up dollars and absorb some of the inflation as long as we have the petro dollar.

Now, if the rest of the world figures out a way to get rid of it, well then, we are screwed. But that hasn’t happened yet.

Surely if we get to 225% we’ll also get things similar to Japan, like record high economic misery, demographic pain due to younger generations not being able to afford kids(generations of old people with no one to take care of them), and record high suicide rates….but that’s a small price to pay for economic stimulus for today’s generations.

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Duda July 14, 2015 at 1:28 am

Japan lives off the USA with their terrible debt to GDP ratio. When the USA falls, everyone who relies on it goes with it. The reason the USA has been able to survive is it has no competition. The USA made a bet on its currency being more “trustworthy” than Russia’s and that bet was won. Russia fell in the ’90s from over-spending on military. Ever since the competition disappeared for good, the USA has taken no caution in enjoying its world wide used fiat currency.

Yes, right now we are safe. But with a hard working China now as a legitimate competitor as well as a newer Russia, the USA should not be so cocky. The man who argues not to wear his seat belt because he hasn’t “had any problems with accidents yet” is certainly a foolish one.

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erneba July 13, 2015 at 11:23 am

“..Greece Today, America Tomorrow?”
It is coming, the same governmental philosophy, Socialism, is being implemented in this country that exists in Greece. And it is doing so at an alarming rate, especially under the two terms of Obama. At some point we get so far down the road, that there is no recovery. Everyone will have money, but it will not be worth diddly-shit.

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FastEddy23 July 13, 2015 at 5:00 pm

He seems to always be picking on the Central Planning screw ups in government(s). … And someday The People will wake up and believe Him.

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