Comments on: Where is the Committee to Save the World? http://dailyreckoning.com/where-is-the-committee-to-save-the-world/ Economic News, Markets Commentary, Gold, Oil and Investing Strategies. Sun, 27 May 2012 09:55:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: bayou bobby http://dailyreckoning.com/where-is-the-committee-to-save-the-world/#comment-894 bayou bobby Sat, 21 Feb 2009 11:51:09 +0000 http://dailyreckoning.com/?p=11731#comment-894 bordello biz gone soft? *snicker* maybe they should run a two for one special ;-) bordello biz gone soft? *snicker*

maybe they should run a two for one special ;-)

]]> By: Jack Park http://dailyreckoning.com/where-is-the-committee-to-save-the-world/#comment-883 Jack Park Sat, 21 Feb 2009 05:07:29 +0000 http://dailyreckoning.com/?p=11731#comment-883 I like your position, never give up a vice that has not given you up...something like that. Anyway enjoy your articles, read them daily. Why aren't you, Denneniger and assorted free thinkers in demand in government? On second thought, I just answered my own question. Good luck...and to us all. Jack I like your position, never give up a vice that has not given you up…something like that. Anyway enjoy your articles, read them daily.
Why aren’t you, Denneniger and assorted free thinkers in demand in government? On second thought, I just answered my own question.
Good luck…and to us all. Jack

]]> By: Savoy http://dailyreckoning.com/where-is-the-committee-to-save-the-world/#comment-882 Savoy Sat, 21 Feb 2009 04:53:10 +0000 http://dailyreckoning.com/?p=11731#comment-882 This has been an extremely bad PR week for chimpanzees. I called my broker and had him sell 100 shares of CHMP. This has been an extremely bad PR week for chimpanzees. I called my broker and had him sell 100 shares of CHMP.

]]> By: G. De Feo http://dailyreckoning.com/where-is-the-committee-to-save-the-world/#comment-870 G. De Feo Fri, 20 Feb 2009 23:48:44 +0000 http://dailyreckoning.com/?p=11731#comment-870 Confucious say: "Service economy mean print a whole lot of money to mimic wages and standard of living of industrial economy!" What IS the alternative? There is none. Had they not done this we'd all, except for the rich, be eating beans out of a can. And no one here wanted any benefit from the other way, which the'd consider to be liabilities; you know, families having to stay together (little or no divorces) with the kids pitching in like my parents had to during the 1930's; a toned-down lifestyle with no more five cars in four member households (we all need our toys, after all). Oh yes! We'd have to base our lives on some real values and who knows, perhaps Shakespeare and the classics in literature and art would make a comeback once a gameboy is considered too expensive. just think of the knock-on effect on education in this country! Once people saw all the improvements they'd at last realize that it was the family unit--and NOT government spending of billions of dollars--that mattered after all. Confucious say: “Service economy mean print a whole lot of money to mimic wages and standard of living of industrial economy!” What IS the alternative? There is none. Had they not done this we’d all, except for the rich, be eating beans out of a can. And no one here wanted any benefit from the other way, which the’d consider to be liabilities; you know, families having to stay together (little or no divorces) with the kids pitching in like my parents had to during the 1930′s; a toned-down lifestyle with no more five cars in four member households (we all need our toys, after all). Oh yes! We’d have to base our lives on some real values and who knows, perhaps Shakespeare and the classics in literature and art would make a comeback once a gameboy is considered too expensive. just think of the knock-on effect on education in this country! Once people saw all the improvements they’d at last realize that it was the family unit–and NOT government spending of billions of dollars–that mattered after all.

]]> By: G. De Feo http://dailyreckoning.com/where-is-the-committee-to-save-the-world/#comment-869 G. De Feo Fri, 20 Feb 2009 23:22:23 +0000 http://dailyreckoning.com/?p=11731#comment-869 May I ask what you might see as a stupid assumption? If the dollar collapses and gold is at $2k to $3k an ounce, what happens to its dollar equivalent per ounce if, say, the euro is adopted as the next reserve currency and the price of gold gets based on it? Any takers? May I ask what you might see as a stupid assumption? If the dollar collapses and gold is at $2k to $3k an ounce, what happens to its dollar equivalent per ounce if, say, the euro is adopted as the next reserve currency and the price of gold gets based on it? Any takers?

]]> By: bill mahoney http://dailyreckoning.com/where-is-the-committee-to-save-the-world/#comment-862 bill mahoney Fri, 20 Feb 2009 21:44:28 +0000 http://dailyreckoning.com/?p=11731#comment-862 The slow train wreck motors on. It is oh so frustrating to know what should be done, what will eventually have to be done and watch this unfold. I don't know how all this ends but it cannot be good. The slow train wreck motors on.
It is oh so frustrating to know what should be done, what will eventually have to be done and watch this unfold.
I don’t know how all this ends but it cannot be good.

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