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    Any day now is today, Trumpers. Trump Indicted

    Even our corrupt Supreme Court would not go so far as to rule Trump can pardon himself, which of course would make a mockery of the Constitution.. But who has standing to bring the case to the Court? The Congress is immobilized, but that could change for the better with the upcoming election...
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    Any day now is today, Trumpers. Trump Indicted

    Or simpletons who don't think very deeply.
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    Any day now is today, Trumpers. Trump Indicted

    He's going to love prison once he gets there. He'll get rich in prison (relatively speaking) scamming his fellow inmates. If he thinks the red hats are easy marks, he'll be in heaven when he gets to prison, until he gets a broomstick up his ass, that is. Do they sell Depends at prison...
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    Any day now is today, Trumpers. Trump Indicted

    I'm a little surprised. I assumed Saudi, Emirates, or Russian Money would be "found". Or he'd be rescued by the same source of the 400 million cash he used to buy that Golf Course in Scotland. There is still time as his property is not on the auction block yet. But a real problem for him is the...
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    Any day now is today, Trumpers. Trump Indicted

    The hearing was to establish whether there was a conflict of interest.
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    Any day now is today, Trumpers. Trump Indicted

    Logically, it would seem there is not a conflict so long as Willis and ex-Boyfriend are on the same side, even if the Boyfriend is not "ex-". However it is easy to intentionally create "the appearance of a conflict of interest" in the minds of the general public, as the Trump forces have...
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    Wharton professor sees $34 trillion debt triggering 2025 meltdown as mortgage rates spike ab

    Let me think about this. That could work. Baron is in Florida and I'm in southern Mississippi, and your family is in Florida too.
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    Wharton professor sees $34 trillion debt triggering 2025 meltdown as mortgage rates spike ab

    It's true your not letting me off easy! The big stumbling block is the Fed. I guess I am just a sucker for what the government, the Fed, the courts, and boring old common sense tell me. They all say the Fed is not a private entity but just another agency of the Government like the Treasury...
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    on Corzine Looks Back at Wall Street, Washington and the Fall of MF Global

    Corzine should have going to jail. Maybe getting out about now.
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    Wharton professor sees $34 trillion debt triggering 2025 meltdown as mortgage rates spike ab

    That's one of the reasons you're one of my favorite posters! You try, you're clever, and sometimes you're humorous as hell. You can read about the stuff I post in many different places. The best is still L. Randall Wray's, now classic, "Understanding Modern Money", but unfortunately that...
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    If you think the Fed will stop hiking, look at Bitcoin

    We can all rest easy. There is no possibility of anyone losing so much as a penny of their money deposited in FDIC insured US banks regardless of whether your particular bank is solvent or not. (Up to the limit of FDIC insurance of course, and we saw how that limit was miraculously increased...
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    Wharton professor sees $34 trillion debt triggering 2025 meltdown as mortgage rates spike ab

    This is you, not me, posting this, which is incorrect by the way. Congratulations are in order. You've achieved the seemingly unachievable. You've confused yourself with me.o_O Suggestion: Going forward, try to watch fewer Zeitgeist videos on You Tube.
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    Wharton professor sees $34 trillion debt triggering 2025 meltdown as mortgage rates spike ab

    Of course no one will run for political office on a platform that includes "higher taxes for everyone." I haven't seen anyone propose that, have you?
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    Wharton professor sees $34 trillion debt triggering 2025 meltdown as mortgage rates spike ab

    I'm not recognizing myself here. Do you perhaps have me confused with someone else?
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    Wharton professor sees $34 trillion debt triggering 2025 meltdown as mortgage rates spike ab

    You did not understand what I posted, but it is unreasonable for me to expect you to? I know this much, once you've been raised from an early age to believe something that is not true is true. It will be difficult for you to change your mind without a lot of work on your part. After all we...
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    Chicago Board of Trade museum aimed at drawing people to LaSalle Street

    Waterfront. Miami ???? Shouldn't the "ground floor" of these buildings be on Pylons? Oh. I see from the other shots they are! Nice going architects.
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    Tutorial on how to copy trades between multiple Rithmic Prop Firm accounts

    Copying prop firm trades will be an adult version of musical chairs or a cake walk --- whatever you prefer.
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    Wharton professor sees $34 trillion debt triggering 2025 meltdown as mortgage rates spike ab

    Exactly not! That's the point of my post. People will act according to what they believe is true, and not necessarily what is true. Then self-fulfilling prophecy takes over and most people do the wrong thing, which ironically makes it the right thing, at least temporarily. If you are trading...
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    Wharton professor sees $34 trillion debt triggering 2025 meltdown as mortgage rates spike ab

    Economist Gomes is obviously incompetent. His colleagues are correct in ignoring him. Here is a quote from Joao Gomes: America’s ability to pay its debts is a concern for the nations around the world that own a $7.6 trillion chunk of the funds. The concerned nations have no better...
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