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"Call me cynical. This Depression talk is just outrageous - especially from people who didn't have the slightest sense that any of this was coming."
    --Money Manager John Hussman, 10/6/08

    "Obama Dismisses Great Depression Talk"
    --headline of an ABC News report, 12/7/08

    "It's a reminder that this is not the great depression. This is a legitimate recession and it's clearly not over yet. We're going to get more weakness for sure in Q1. But, again this is not the great depression."
    --UBS economist James O'Sullivan, 1/30/09

    "It all depends on the rate at which the economy contracts. This is not a depression. We're not going to get close to that."
    --Economic forecaster Sean Snaith, Director of the Institute for Economic Competitiveness, 1/31/09

    “2009 is going to be brutal. But it’s not that bad...It’s not a depression. … This is sort of a normal, bad downturn.”
    --Chris Thornberg, co-founder of Beacon Economics and former UCLA economics professor, 1/28/09

    "We're in a recession, not a Depression."
    --from a Washington Times op-ed by syndicated columnist Suzanne Fields, 1/15/09

    "We're not going to have a depression. There ain't gonna be no depression."
    --Bank of New York Mellon Chief Economist Dick Hoey, 1/13/09

    "No Depression; This Time, Uncle Sam Has Got Our Back"
    --Washington Post op-ed by Laurence J. Kotlikoff, professor of economics at Boston University, and Perry Mehrling, professor of economics at Columbia University's Barnard College, 10/9/08

    "It looks like the economy may go down somewhat, but nothing like a big recession or a depression."
    --Bill Gates, Microsoft founder, 10/5/08

    "Are we headed into another Depression?...Answer: No."
    --Tim Leach, chief investment officer of US Bank's Wealth Management Group, 12/5/08

Tinand cont ca Germania este foarte iportanta pentru stabilitatea Uniunii, nu ne putem astepta ca rasturnarile astea monetare sa duca la scaderea EURO?

de ce nu ti-ai manifestat aceasta reticenta cand s-a discutat pe Feedback ?...
daca chiar e ceva atat de repulsiv si ingrozitor la noua arie, faceti un nou topic cu propunerile aferente insotite de justificare.

Nemtii au inceput folosirea de moneda alternativa: http://www.telegraph...t-the-euro.html

Ma intreb ce s-ar intampla daca in USA ar fi fost ceva mult mai rau.

Nah, ce vrei acuma daca i-au prostit americanii pe toti sa ia actiuni la bancile alea care au fost impinse de guvernul socialist sa dea credite aiurea...

S-au grabit si bancherii europeni sa scoata ceva profit si s-au ars. A doua oara sa le fie invatatura de minte



Asta o sa vedem in curand: http://forum.softped...howtopic=502292

mi-e teama ca esti putin optimist. Un conflict de proportii cred ca s-ar putea intampla in urmatorii 10-15 ani. Daca datele furnizate de atatea surse sunt corecte, resursele Pamantului nu pot sustine mai mult de 8-9 miliarde de oameni (asta intr-un scenariu tras de par). Deja suntem 6 miliarde ++ (cel putin asa erau informatiile prin 2004-2005). In ritmul de inmultire al oamenilor, cred ca in 10-15 ani ajungem in punctul critic si atunci va fi haos.

Desigur, exista si scenariul unei epidemii (sau alte evenimente neprovocate de om) care sa mai rareasca numarul nostru. Tinand cont de arsenalul pamantenilor .... nu stiu unde s-ar putea ajunge.

Democratic cartoon shows Jackson fighting the monster Bank. "The Bank," Jackson told Martin Van Buren, "is trying to kill me, but I will kill it!"

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Informati-va despre cine a fost Andrew Jackson. Si care era problema lui cu banca.

Andrew Jackson worked around the clock to throw the bank out of this country and in 1832 he did just that. On his death bed he was asked what was his greatest achievement in his life, he said "I killed the bank".

Pe tot cuprinsul Americii, un număr semnificativ de comunități și orașe au început să tipărească propriile monede, dorindu-și nici mai mult nici mai puțin decât detronarea dolarului.

Obiectivul este dublu pentru că în timp ce numărul șomerilor nu încetează să crească, iar banii sunt din ce în ce mai rari, trebuia creată o nouă monedă de schimb pentru încurajarea economiei locale. Astfel că indivizii formează rețele în care noile monede vor fi utilizate.

Practica nu este una cu totul nouă. În timpul Marii Depresii, comunitățile confruntate cu falimentul băncilor locale au trebuit să creeze monede noi pentru a încuraja consumul local.

Astăzi, dată fiind criza economică, fenomenul cunoaște o amploare neașteptată.

The Bechtel Group, Inc. was a prime example of the cozy relation-ship between private companies and the U.S. government. I knew Bechtel well; we at MAIN often worked closely with the company, and its chief architect became a close personal friend. Bechtel was the United States' most influential engineering and construction company. Its president and senior officers included George Shultz and Caspar Weinberger, who despised Torrijos because he brazenly courted a Japanese plan to replace Panama's existing canal with a new, more efficient one.2 Such a move not only would transfer ownership from the United States to Panama but also would exclude Bechtel from participating in the most exciting and potentially lucrative engi-neering project of the century.
Torrijos stood up to these men, and he did so with grace, charm, and a wonderful sense of humor. Now he was dead, and he had been replaced by a protege, Manuel Noriega, a man who lacked Torrijos's wit, charisma, and intelligence, and a man who many suspected had no chance against the Reagans, Bushes, and Bechtels of the world.