EURO PLUNGING: EUR=1.2234 USD

NESARA will be here soon...I know I said that 3 years ago but it's just around the corner....honest. I'm selling NESARA dollars if anyone wants a leg up?

I know Asia very well thankyou, so give me the story. I´ll try to understand.

nope, you did'nt get it ! It means you are alloted to that wich you work for and not more!
My history has - like the soldiers returning from war - left me unable to work.

That's why I understand the traumas. You know?

i feel that these issues are beyond the boundaries of an open forum and can only hope that one day you can overcome that battle you have been forced to fight against yourself

i feel that these issues are beyond the boundaries of an open forum and can only hope that one day you can overcome that battle you have been forced to fight against yourself
Thank you. No one would be able to. The odds are beyond what most people can even begin to imagine.

one more bailout and the euro is history.

In fact Norwegian/Chinese peasants was abused both! in the building of USA.

Quartz, you are awesome !

I think you are a star Quartz ;-) Brains, European citizenship, a love of riding what more could anyone want? :-)

I think you are a star Quartz ;-) Brains, European citizenship, a love of riding what more could anyone want? :-)
Thank you! I feel cheeky now!

Hmmmn feeling cheeky? give me a call or email and let's feel cheeky together lol

Hmmmn feeling cheeky? give me a call or email and let's feel cheeky together lol
You are so naughty!

Ok, Korea/Japan is a mixed story.
Like China/Japan, but do you blame USA for the tragic split of a nation?

I do feel horrible for the poor souls in North, but is USA the bad part.

I´m not very supportive of that attitude, and I got to relatives from Korea, but they are to young to hate anyone.

Quartz, just added you, hope thats ok.

Thank god for independent Sterling, we may be in the shit but at least we control our sovereign, stand alone currency and interest rates still and have the tools under our own control to dig us out. Not stuck in the one size fits all (or none in reality) Eurozone mess.

The UK is even more at risk to default than the entire €urozone.

Will The U.K. Be The Next European Nation To Experience A Massive Debt Crisis? Published on 05-15-2010

By Michael Snyder - BLN Contributing Writer

Now that the Greek debt crisis has been "fixed" by a gigantic pile of more debt, many are wondering which European nation will be next to experience a massive debt crisis. Increasingly, all eyes are turning to the U.K. and their public debt that is spiralling out of control. The U.K. government's deficit is projected to be approximately 13 percent of GDP in 2010, which is even worse than Greece's 12.5 percent figure. Right now the public debt of the U.K. is "only" at 68 percent of GDP, but three years ago it was sitting at about 40 percent, so as you can see the national debt of the U.K. is absolutely exploding in size. In fact, it is now being projected that the public debt of the U.K. will exceed 100 percent of GDP within the next three years. Considering the fact that citizens of the U.K. are some of the most highly taxed people in the world already, there just is not much room for raising more revenue.

So obviously there is a problem.

A massive, unchecked, out of control problem that threatens to blow out the entire U.K. economy.

And considering the fact that it took just about everything that Europe could muster to bail out poor little Greece, how in the world is Europe going to be able to bail out the U.K. when their debt crisis violently erupts?

If Greece almost brought down the euro and the financial system of Europe, then what would a financial implosion in the U.K. do?

Considering the fact that the Greek economy is approximately 16% the size of the U.K. economy, it is very sobering to think what a "Greek style" debt crisis in the U.K. would mean for the entire world.

But if something is not done rapidly it will happen.

There's a chart I can't copy & paste into here.

This is the link to the whole article.

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Visited the south, and I have wanted to revisit.

will leave for a long time again in october, perhaps years, so do not give me that little boy attitude.

My visit to the south ended in Miami, started in Houston.

Tell me the feelings of Texans today, and why it happend. Why did they become less open again?
Got relatives in Houston that worry over these matters.