On 04/24/2011 11:55 PM, Nicholas Geti wrote:
> The dollar has declined 21% in the past two years.

So, our national debt will be retired with these cheaper dollars.  
According to my calculation that a winner.

> Oil prices are rising in direct proportion to the falling dollar. The OPEC
> adjusts the price to maintain parity.

I'm not able to connect the dots using your probable cause for the 
increase in the price of oil.  Economic theory teaches that the optimal 
price for a good or service is where the demand line crosses the supply 
line.  It is at that point where profits are maximized.

Perhaps the falling dollar has something to do with the the price of a 
barrel of oil, but the greater influence more likely is increased demand 
for oil, as the world economy, including the USA economy, continues to 
normalize.


> Nation's debt is 13 trillion dollars. Taking 100% of the earnings from all of 
> the rich people would only cover about 15% of the deficit.

The deficit has been created over decades as the American people have 
asked its government to provide more and more.

> We are at war in three Muslim countries.

Our commitments in Iraq and Afganistan are coming to and end and we are 
only playing a support role in Lybia.

> Nations around the world are laughing at us. China is pushing to replace the
> dollar as world exchange media.

The USA has been struggling with this for a long time.  The lack of 
oversight in the financial sector, leading to reckless, greedy behaviour 
in the financial sector didn't help.  LOL

> When the QE2 money printing game ends in two months, we will see a huge
> stock market collapse.

I trust the Federal Reserve will make the right decision regarding 
monetary policy, based on current conditions, when the time comes.  
They're in a much better position to see the big picture than your 
speculation that the end is near.  LOL  Hummm.  Where have I heard that 
before.


> Five top bankers who precipitated the mortgage collapse are czars in Obama's
> administration.

Who better to understand the problem than those who created it.  They 
would have more expertise in solving the problem than a clueless, ivory 
tower, academic intellectual.

> The biggest banks in the mortgage crash are making huge profits and getting
> bigger by using the QE2 funds to buy failing banks rather than making loans.

This situation will work itself out.  The banks are simply trying to 
maximize profits and minimize risk.  After the beating they took on 
mortgages during the callape of the housing market, they are still 
afraid to make loan; because, they are afraid they will not be repaid.
Banks took huge sums of free QE2 money and sold it back to the Treasury 
at 1
> Banks took huge sums of free QE2 money and sold it back to the Treasury at 1 
> to 2 percent.
> By executive order (not even a Congressional vote) Obama gives a massive
> payoff amounting to billions to unions (http://www.cnsnews.com/node/65009)
> House prices still falling.
> Unemployment is not falling. Jobs that are opening up are not high paying
> jobs we enjoyed in the past.
> Taxes on corporations are so high they are leaving the country along with
> good jobs. Corporations should not be taxed at all.
> The budget agreement with the Republicans is a farce. It started at 100B,
> then 60B, then finally compromised at 35B which turns out to be 95% savings
> that were already in the works from programs that were ending any way. What
> a joke. 35B is only 1% of the amount actually needed to repair the budget.
> Obama will have to borrow 1.trillion by October to pay for all of this
> spending so far approved.
> These are just off the top of my head. With a little searching, I can come
> up with lots more.

Wooohh.  Can you name one thing that president Obama got right???????   LOL

Regards,

LelandJ


>
>
>> 1 at 3:00 PM, lelandj<[email protected]>  wrote:
>>
>>> Historians will be the judge of that, not partisan, political
>>> propagandist.  LOL  Personally I feel history will judge the Obama
>>> Presidency kindly; perhaps even reverently.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> LelandJ
>>>
>>>
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