Text 5019, 105 rader
Skriven 2012-12-13 02:15:26 av Ward Dossche (2:292/854)
   Kommentar till text 5016 av Roy Witt (1:387/22)
Ärende: Re: FidoNews 29:50 [02/0
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RW> Big deal...I have 5 personal vehicles at my disposal on a daily basis
RW> and the fuel to run them is 3 times less costly than it is in the EU. I
RW> don't have to wait even one second if I want to go somewhere. Who has
RW> more freedom of instant movement, you or me?
 
I would say "the same" ... nothing prevents me from going anywhere anytime.
 
RW> 1. CO2 is a natural thing that the earth has been dealing with for
RW> millinium.
 
Not in the quantities that it is being farted overthere now.
 
RW> Ease of use is having a KEY to my own personal vehicle. Ease of use is
RW> the free-public-parking-sticker I get just for being a customer of my
RW> financial institution. Good anywhere.
 
I can ride my bike to the bank, to the supermarket, the post-office, the train
stations, the airport, the bakery ... some healthy exercise at no gas-cost at
all.
 
RW> 8^) Europe is a pissant little place with pissant little dictators, like
RW> yourself. If figures of speech go over your head, that's your problem.
 
Drooling on your crotch is not a figure of speech.
 
RW> Line of sight doesn't get you to SF unless you're using a flying saucer
RW> ... you can't travel line of sight if you're going to drive it or take
RW> the train. Anybody who can read a road map knows that.
 
382 miles driving, whether you like that or not.
 
RW> You've got a discrepancy in reality. I've driven the distance, I know
RW> the drive better than you could ever imagine.
 
I've driven LA <--> SFO multiple times myself. I read 382 miles...
 
RW> However, Google map directions from the Haight-Ashbury area of SF to
 
Is that where you got your pot?
 
RW> Of course, you wouldn't know anything about it, since you're speaking
RW> just plain bullshit instead of knowing the facts.
 
I've driven multiple times from the Golden Gate Bridge area to south of
LAX-airport. Poohoooo ... I know my way around there.
 
RW>WD> I'm certain you were present at the negotiations and the pay-out...
 
RW> Yeup...I received just compensation just for watching him sweat.
 
I knew you have been sucking someone's dick ...
 
RW> Nor would I give a shit. World debt clocks are much more revealing than
RW> Eurostat could ever be.
 
World debt-clocks are for the feeble-minded. If you can't read the data, you
don't know what it is about.
 
RW> Belgium's PDDP is $45k...
RW> Belgium's  GDP is 101.4%
 
Belgium's credit rating has improved substantionally and is paying interest
rates the US would drool over.
 
RW> Too bad they were allowed to join the EU...
 
On that I agree ...
 
RW> the EuroZone was supposed to curb that.
 
Greece joined the EU on Jan.1 1981 ... The Eurozone was created Jan.1 1999 ...
18 years later to the date.
 
RW> I don't need to go back to school...just because it's a thorn under your
RW> saddle that Europe, in particular Belgium and Greece are deep in the
RW> hole and there's no shovel large enough to dig out of it.
 
You understand <zilch> of the international money markets, loans, bonds,
budgets ...
 
RW>WD> In your dream ... The EU has just been awarded the Nobel Peace
RW>WD> Prize, there's a reason why the US is not getting it.
 
RW> I see nothing nobel about receiving such a prize in the face of your own
RW> demise.
 
By forcing 2 eternal foes into an economic alliance, these and other foes have
become business partners.
 
RW> Without growth, Belgium won't be doing much paying off.
 
RW>WD> Belgium's credit rating is excellent for Standard and Poor, Moody's
RW>WD> and Fitch.
 
RW> Actually Belgium's credit rating was reduced to Aa3 from AA+ over a year
RW> ago. It has been reduced even more since then.
 
Then please explain why this country can borrow on the international markets at
a rate closely resembling Germany? Only the best students in the class are
treated that way.
 
 \%/@rd

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