Re: {OT} More reasons for the Dow to drop

Mar 08, 2009 7 Replies



> > There has been an ugly rumor going round that one way Nobama is planning
> > on paying for the bullshit spending is to nationalize IRA's and 401k's. > >
> > If that is true, that would explain the freefall in the Dow quite nicely.
> > The institutional investors are cashing out, so they don't have to turn
> > their 'investments' over to the Government.
> >
> > If he does it, he'll be digging his own grave, politically and maybe even
> > figuratively.
> >
> > Sir Charles THE Curmudgeon
> >
>
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> Where is this rumor going around?

I really hate to say this Joe but are you research impaired? I really don't mean it as an insult but I found something in less than 3 seconds, and this was also a campaign issue. Its a read, I don't care about the source or looking to debate it, I only read it. Are you really in this for the legitimicy of issues or just an attacker getting jollies?


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Go to www(dot)google(dot)com and type obama 401k & you'll come up with plenty. Get your own info & what appeals to you, I just posted the first one I looked at for starters so don't start the crap that the resource is flawed. Look at the rest of the links & decide what you wanna read.

And than Joe Biden would be President? I don't pray but I sure as hell would pray for Obamas safety.

I expect certain people in this newsgroup to present their sources when they post their rumors. I won't spend one second doing their work for them.

Well, I didn't wanna go there, that thought is just unthinkable.

Okay. I mean I understood it as non rumor but if you never heard about it during the campaign than I guess I can understand that.

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So only about 4 people have to leave office before Clinton becomes president. With all the sudden deaths that hapened when Bill Clinton was in office, she might just make it.

A couple of years ago, that would have been a good thing.

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