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Old 04-23-2009, 11:57 AM
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Interesting artile. I read the whole thing and agree with much.

He could have picked on the Republicans I think on some issues but I do think this paragraph stands out...

*To pick on the Democrats: basically sensible financial operators will not challenge the climate changers. Now, the climate changers are asserting a power and a duty to control (i.e., shut down) the economy. At the moment, the financiers simply trust that their own inside-government people will somehow manage to control the situation, even if they get no public support from the other elements of the Democrat coalition. This is unlikely, so either the financial operators will wind up losing big or they will have to confront the issue directly. (Of course, many of them have joined the climate changers, and hope to profit from the issue, but this is not an infinitely large bandwagon.)*

I think we live in "interesting" times.

- Peter.
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