Alert the media, alert Homeland Security, stop the presses, men on plane caught praying!!! In this clip, Tucker “Globalism” Carlson arrogantly spews his muslim bigotry. Reminds me of the Tucker Carlson smackdown of Steven Jones when he asked to run the clip of WTC7 being imploded by a controlled demolition. If Tucker Carlson isn’t a globalist media prostitute then I am Colonel Klink. Oh by the way, they weren’t praying on the plane it turns out, nor did they refuse to get off the plane.
This recalls memories of muslim medical students chowing down the tooty fruity breakfast special at a north Georgia Shoney’s a couple of years ago. The story culminates with the shutdown of a major interstate in south Florida because some Gladys Kravits busy body probably saw a fresh episode of Fox’s 24 the previous evening.
I have an idea that is similar to Rangel’s new draft bill that allows no exceptions/allowances. Anyone that recommends “stay the course” must immediately volunteer for service to Iraq, no age or gender restrictions period. Henry Kissinger could drive a Humvee, Richard Perle could clean boots and machine guns on the front lines. Rush Limbaugh could cook and Sean hannity could scrub the latrines. In this clip from Scarborough Country, Lawrence O’Donnell smacks down a few cowards and they act shocked. It’s about time someone came out and said these things. Giv’em hell Larry.
Give me 5 minutes and I’ll convince you that you should sell your house immediately and invest your life-savings in gold or a Swiss bank-account.
Okay?
For some time now we’ve been hearing about the so-called housing bubble and what effect it could have on your net worth and future. Well, the numbers are finally in and you can decide for yourself whether its time to sell now or try to ride out the storm.
In 2000 the total value of homes in the US was $11.4 trillion. Today that number has shot up to $20.3 trillion; nearly double.
At the same time, mortgage-debt in 2000 was a trifling $4.8 trillion (about half) while in 2006 it skyrocketed to a whopping $9.3 trillion.
So, how do we explain these enormous increases in value? After all, wasn’t the housing boom just the natural outcome of “supply and demand”?
No it wasn’t. That’s an unfortunate myth that should be interred with the withered remains of Milton “free-market” Friedman.
If we really want to know what’s going on, we need to look back at the machinations at the Federal Reserve in 2001, that’s when Greenspan lowered interest rates to 1.5% to soften the blow from the stock market meltdown. Rather than tighten interest rates and let the country to go through a period of recession, Greenspan lowered rates and ramped up the printing presses to “full-throttle”.
Voila; the housing bubble! Or what the conservative “Economist” magazine calls “the largest equity bubble” in history.
The housing bubble has nothing to do with supply and demand or with the fictional increase in workers salaries. (which have actually gone down since Bush took office) Rather, it is the predictable result of dramatically increasing the money supply while expanding personal debt via home-mortgages…… full article: Counterpunch.org
