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dan24
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Metatarso ha scritto:In USA ci sono i movimenti ispirati da Ron Paul, "Abolish the FED"
Qui da noi abbiamo il movimento ispirato da dan24, "Fancul the BCE"
PS: maaaaa... GIPA è sparito, risucchiato dentro il PC come nel film TRON ?
ho anche un sito
www.trichetretardsuckeridiotnobrainrottoinkulo.com/fankulBce.html
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Metatarso
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dan24 ha scritto:
però i tuoi smadonnamenti dovrebbero invece andare alla FED e alla sua politica di svalutazione del dollaro... come grado di crimini commessi verso il popolo, la FED batte la BCE 2 a 1
Proprio ieri sera sulla CBS ho visto un servizio, marito e moglie, classe media, lui guadagnava 70.000$ all'anno, poi si è rotto un ginocchio e non aveva assicurazione medica: ora non può più lavorare e con i prezzi di benzina e cibo alle stelle, hanno venduto tutto, vanno a prendere da mangiare da quelli che fanno la carità, e stanno perdendo la casa in foreclosure...
Una storia proprio toccante, inimmaginabile, perchè erano la classe media, cazz.o, passati da 70k/anno alla miseria nel giro di poco...
PILU
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(ANSA) - ROMA, 7 AGO - Si profila l' ennesima seduta da 'lacrime e sangue' in Borsa a New York per AIG, il colosso assicurativo mondiale, che sta perdendo il 14%, il maggiore ribasso dal 1987. Il calo di AIG sta pesando sugli indici di Borsa, che cedono oltre l' 1% dopo le prime battute. (ANSA).
Metatarso
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trovato (oggi non c'ho voglia di fare un capzo): lei part-time, lui ha un assegno di invalidità, con 25k/anno sono fregati
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/08/06/eveningnews/main4326277.shtml
(CBS) It's just a few blocks from her home in Endicott, New York -- but this is a walk Brenda Hudy has never made.
"I heard that you had a food pantry here," Brenda says as she stands outside a door to a church. "… and I'm here to get help."
It's the wrong door, but the right place: "Mother Teresa's Cupboard."
"Hi, how are you?" asks Mary Roma, the Director of Mother Teresa's Cupboard.
"Could be better," Brenda says.
"I know, I know," Mary says. "It's not easy."
It's not easy because it's Brenda's first-ever trip to a food pantry, reports CBS News correspondent Seth Doane.
"The only requirement for you coming here is that you need food," Mary says.
"Why do you think it's so hard?" Doane asks. "Just the uncertainty?"
"Yeah, of what's going to happen," Brenda says tearfully. "Because with the house foreclosing and having trouble buying food … sorry, it just makes it really hard."
Just how hard was clear the night before as Brenda prepared dinner for her family. She shows Doane her nearly empty cupboard.
Brenda and her husband Mark try to keep things normal for their growing boys -- Kyle and Brandon. Normal used to be a comfortable middle-class life making $70,000, until Mark fell off a ladder at work installing cable. He was a subcontractor and didn't have insurance.
"It feels like someone is just taking my muscles in my leg and just is twisting them like a cloth," Mark says.
He now suffers from a painful nerve condition called RSD.
"I wasn't broke two years ago," he says. "I worked and I worked every day and I worked hard, and now I can't."
So Brenda does work part-time cleaning a nearby church. Combined with Mark's disability check, they bring in less than $25,000 a year.
"We've had to sell a lot of things," Mark says.
The first to go were vacations and motorcycles.
"A few weeks ago we did have no money," Brenda says. "to go and buy food so we went to our local pawn shop."
But that didn't make much of a dent, and now they're about to lose their electricity and house.
"This electricity notice is for 12 days from now," Doane says. "The foreclosure, same date, date before, it's all right around the corner."
"Right, which is very difficult to even want to face," Brenda says.
They have no idea where they'll be next week. At least today Brenda was able to find some food and some comfort, too.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/08/06/eveningnews/main4326277.shtml
(CBS) It's just a few blocks from her home in Endicott, New York -- but this is a walk Brenda Hudy has never made.
"I heard that you had a food pantry here," Brenda says as she stands outside a door to a church. "… and I'm here to get help."
It's the wrong door, but the right place: "Mother Teresa's Cupboard."
"Hi, how are you?" asks Mary Roma, the Director of Mother Teresa's Cupboard.
"Could be better," Brenda says.
"I know, I know," Mary says. "It's not easy."
It's not easy because it's Brenda's first-ever trip to a food pantry, reports CBS News correspondent Seth Doane.
"The only requirement for you coming here is that you need food," Mary says.
"Why do you think it's so hard?" Doane asks. "Just the uncertainty?"
"Yeah, of what's going to happen," Brenda says tearfully. "Because with the house foreclosing and having trouble buying food … sorry, it just makes it really hard."
Just how hard was clear the night before as Brenda prepared dinner for her family. She shows Doane her nearly empty cupboard.
Brenda and her husband Mark try to keep things normal for their growing boys -- Kyle and Brandon. Normal used to be a comfortable middle-class life making $70,000, until Mark fell off a ladder at work installing cable. He was a subcontractor and didn't have insurance.
"It feels like someone is just taking my muscles in my leg and just is twisting them like a cloth," Mark says.
He now suffers from a painful nerve condition called RSD.
"I wasn't broke two years ago," he says. "I worked and I worked every day and I worked hard, and now I can't."
So Brenda does work part-time cleaning a nearby church. Combined with Mark's disability check, they bring in less than $25,000 a year.
"We've had to sell a lot of things," Mark says.
The first to go were vacations and motorcycles.
"A few weeks ago we did have no money," Brenda says. "to go and buy food so we went to our local pawn shop."
But that didn't make much of a dent, and now they're about to lose their electricity and house.
"This electricity notice is for 12 days from now," Doane says. "The foreclosure, same date, date before, it's all right around the corner."
"Right, which is very difficult to even want to face," Brenda says.
They have no idea where they'll be next week. At least today Brenda was able to find some food and some comfort, too.
dan24
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Metatarso ha scritto:
però i tuoi smadonnamenti dovrebbero invece andare alla FED e alla sua politica di svalutazione del dollaro... come grado di crimini commessi verso il popolo, la FED batte la BCE 2 a 1
Proprio ieri sera sulla CBS ho visto un servizio, marito e moglie, classe media, lui guadagnava 70.000$ all'anno, poi si è rotto un ginocchio e non aveva assicurazione medica: ora non può più lavorare e con i prezzi di benzina e cibo alle stelle, hanno venduto tutto, vanno a prendere da mangiare da quelli che fanno la carità, e stanno perdendo la casa in foreclosure...
Una storia proprio toccante, inimmaginabile, perchè erano la classe media, cazz.o, passati da 70k/anno alla miseria nel giro di poco...
sinceramente non provo pena...per niente...gli americani hanno una % di spesa pari al 130% del loro stipendio...non risparmiano niente...hanno comprato case che non potevano permettersi...la loro regola è spendere...carte di credito...molto a credito...e la prassi di rifinziare il mutuo...ho pagato 100? vado in banca e me li faccio ridare riportando il mutuo all'origine...
poi la mattina si svegliano falliti e piangono o si uccidono...ma vadano a vangare le patate che gli fa bene..a tutta la classe media ....fanno ride...invece che piangere...
se nel boom nessuno e dico nessuno ha messo da parte soldi ca-zzi loro...se guadagni 70K e ne spendi 100...sei solo un pirla e meriti la caritas...
la Fed ha solo fatto tutto quello che poteva per risolvere la crisi ..derubando il mondo ed esportando inflazione e debito pubblico...cercando di far sopravvivere le loro aziende nell'unico modo che aveva svalutando il merdllaro....
se la Bce ed il resto del mondo si sono messi a 90 gradi davanti agli Usa non è un problema loro ma se mai ns che siamo goveranti da una manica di idioti dementi...
lasciar allargare il differenziale tra Usa ed europa ha creato più squilibri che altro...portandoci inflazione ugualmente super euro...e recessione...
quindi sono una manica di dementi...
basti guardare cosa stanno facendo sullo Yen...come se noi europa fossimo l'economia più forte al mondo...ma dove?...ci stanno carriando anche con la lira turca...lo yen lo stanno ri-svalutando a manetta...e noi a guardare...
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