projected date of default for Californa

[EMRGLOBAL]

how to strike the right balance,

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your a fool. I bet your Academic. A balance between Socialism and Capitalism? They are fundamentally at war with each other in philosophy you twit.

People like you need to move to the EMU, or other areas that have a balance...hey how about Briton? Why don't you move your ass over to London?

Your ideas and way of thinking are the very Cancer that is destroying this country and being adopted by Corporate America. I have a cure for people like you, ship you the fuck out on my own Dime. Will cost me less money in the long run.

Who is John Galt?

 

[rallydog]

Quote from moneymonger:

Are there estimations of when this will happen? Its pretty much a forgone conclusion that it certianlly will. It would help to have a heads-up before the trainwreak occurs.

Pretty sure that this was predicted in the Mayan calendar. :eek:

 

[S2007S]

How many times was California already projected to default? Seems every state is running on extremely outrageous deficits yet nothing ever becomes of it.

 

[blackjack007]

Quote from the1:

Japan has the ability to print, Cali does not but as one poster wrote, they are issuing IOU's to avoid default. ....All is good with Arnie.

CA can't print money but CA can ask the fed to print money to lend to CA. do you guys actually think that the US govnt, after bailing out the banks and AIG and fannie and GM on the belief that those failures would ruin the US economy, would let CA default? they've established a precedence.

btw Arnie has been out of office for months already

 

[GTS]

Quote from moneymonger:
Are there estimations of when this will happen? Its pretty much a forgone conclusion that it certianlly will. It would help to have a heads-up before the trainwreak occurs.

Its hard to take any predictions of forgone conclusions seriously when you can't even spell Californa [sic] correctly.

Quote from AKUMATOTENSHI:
The one big industry in CA is Hollywood which has been putting out sub par product for decades. I keep checking the release dates for up and coming films and the film rehash, remix, reboot, etc. has been shortend to less than 20 years. Take the time to see why "Red Dawn 2010" was not released on time.

Wow, the delayed release of the remake of Red Dawn is the canary in the coal mine for the demise of California, eh?

Ok, I'll bite, here's what wiki says is the reason it was delayed, but I'm sure you have a much more entertaining version to share:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Dawn_(2011_film)#Production

In June 2010, release of the film was delayed due to MGM’s financial difficulties. The delay came amid growing controversy in China after excerpts of the script were leaked on the website The Awl. The film drew sharp criticism from the Global Times, one of the leading Chinese state-run newspapers, with headlines such as "U.S. reshoots Cold War movie to demonize China" and "American movie plants hostile seeds against China". One of the articles stated: "China can still feel U.S. distrust and fear, especially among its people. Americans’ suspicions about China are the best ground for the hawks to disseminate fear and doubt, which is the biggest concern with the movie, Red Dawn".

In January 2011, the first cast photo was released along with news that MGM will release the film once their Chapter 11 restructuring is completed. Red Dawn is one of three already completed MGM projects scheduled to be released in 2011.

In March 2011, the Los Angeles Times reported that MGM is changing the villains in its Red Dawn remake from Chinese to North Korean in order to maintain access to China's lucrative box office. The changes reportedly cost less than $1 million and involve changing an opening sequence summarizing the story's fictional backdrop, re-editing two scenes and using digital technology to transform many Chinese symbols to Korean. The changes will not eliminate all references to China though will give North Korea a much larger role in the coalition that invades the U.S. Producer Trip Vinson stated, "We were initially very reluctant to make any changes, but after careful consideration we constructed a way to make a scarier, smarter and more dangerous 'Red Dawn' that we believe improves the movie".