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Watch out. This may be just the beginning. In the scale of things, the debt problems of Dubai are little more than a flea bite. Dubai’s sovereign debts total “just” $80bn, which counts for nothing against the trillions being raised by advanced economies to plug fiscal deficits...

Morals, as well as education, begins at home. Schools teaching children how to behave? That reeks of "It takes a Village". Instilling morals and libraries are still free.

Exactly what I've been worrying about. Not the first leak in the dam, but we're gonna run out of fingers to plug the holes.

I'm no expert, prognosticator or brilliant economist, but this shit worries me. Maybe I've just seen "Rollover" too many times.

I got the "Dubai News" the other day just like ya'll did, watched the Mkt a bit last nite, made a little $$ this morning on an ES short, (yea I know..silly me!) but.. some poster on this thread asked the question.... "What's next in the pipeline?".... That's exactly my question.... This...

Better yet, call the Co. that makes a laptop you like, and get a refurbished one. CHEAP!

My 17" Laptop display is HD and so is my TV. One is for fun, the other for money.

I always think of those who have no one. May love and joy find a way into your life, soon. Ian

+1

This Mkt is so goofy, if the Health Care Bill passes the Senate, I say Dow 12k. If Israel bombs Iran, Dow to 15k, if Cap and Trade gets passed in both houses of Congress, Dow to 40K.

Just WHO is REALLY buying that debt anyway? Gobbles!

Ivanovich, thanks for this thread, and thank you for supporting my Congressman, The Honorable Kevin Brady. Kevin started out pretty good ripping TIMMAY a new one, but didn't follow up by saying "You were in charge of the NY Fed, WTF happened THEN?"

Thanks for the info... Makes me wonder what else is out there....

Seriously? Link please? (not a challenge..I'd just like to read the story...)

MY Congressman, The Honorable Kevin Brady, just tore him up. hehe

ALLRIGHT! Keep up the good work.

Short CA!

So the next step is the local constabulary showing up at our doors and demanding money at gunpoint?

JUPITER — An overgrown lawn could cost a homeowner $1,000 a day. A plan to quadruple the penalty from the current maximum of $250 per day for a first violation is scheduled for consideration at Tuesday night's town council meeting. A repeat violation by the same person would be boosted...

I'm not surprised in the least that the WH would make up this shit, however I am shocked ABC would report it.