He's been right so far
And this economist says we're in for another brutal year of recession, including hundreds of bank failures across the country.
And this economist says we're in for another brutal year of recession, including hundreds of bank failures across the country.
Comments (10)
That was a hair-raising tale Jack. Here are a couple of more for you.
The World’s Grandest Ponzi Scheme Unravels
http://tinyurl.com/6pk9yt
You Know The Banking System Is Unsound When....
http://tinyurl.com/6prwvh
Expect no calvary to arrive. You're on your own.
Invest in yourself: knowledge, savvy, tools, trades, acumen, beliefs, and your own second or third income. Get involved in your community and church networks. Get frugal to the extreme.
Prepare thyself.
Posted by PDX Renter | August 6, 2008 9:46 AM
Expect no calvary to arrive. You're on your own.
Sounds to me as if a calvary is exactly whay you're anticipating...
Posted by cc | August 6, 2008 11:54 AM
It was looking like Dubya was going to just miss doubling the national debt. Burning up an extra half trillion dollars in the next six months seems like a tall order, but a banking bailout could do it. That ten trillion dollar mark is so close.
He's leaving office with two wars and staggering national debt, but George might end up looking like a good president if he manages to make the government default on the next guy.
Posted by JerryB | August 6, 2008 12:59 PM
Me? Nah. I'm not expecting a calvary nor do I need one.
I was raised by my grandparents on a small farm in the Midwest. I watched my grandfather plow our garden and three acres with a team of horses. I learned how to learned how to hunt and grow my own food.
I am totally prepared to become self-sufficient and don't need no stinking calvary to rescue me and mine.
Posted by PDX Renter | August 6, 2008 1:40 PM
Pdxrenter, you might want to pull out your dictionary and look up "calvary" and "cavalry."
Posted by drivin' fool | August 6, 2008 4:45 PM
As I said, there is no pie under the meringue.
Posted by Abe | August 6, 2008 5:26 PM
As I said, there is no pie under the meringue.
Why do you bring up that dance? ;-)
Posted by cc | August 6, 2008 9:21 PM
Several years ago some friends teen age kids asked for some advice (can you believe that?) about jobs, education, etc. I told them someday, soon, being able to change your own vehicle plugs, change the oil, build a deck, change a lock, unplug a toilet, fix a leak, paint a room, drill a hole, fix an outlet, and just have common sense on how to take care of yourself, your family is (as always), and will be even more valuable.
Education is great, but we are developing a generation that can hardly change a lite bulb. I said combine education with being able to live without hiring out every thing. Your survival may be dependent on it. If not, you are going to pay yourself many times over in so many way with practical knowledge.
Posted by Lee | August 6, 2008 10:15 PM
Oh no...I misused a word...that must mean I'm stupid and have nothing relevant to say...
Is that what you wanted to hear drivin' fool?
did you not know what I meant? Did that one word change the entire meaning of what I said.
If you can't tell already...I DON'T LIKE GRAMMAR NAZIS...you stinking little cretin
look that one up
Posted by PDX Renter | August 7, 2008 9:14 AM
There's no stoppin' the cretins from hoppin' . . .
Actually PDX Renter, I thought that you might want to begin using the correct word. cc tried to do the same thing, but it blew right past you. The calvary charges on.
Posted by drivin' fool | August 7, 2008 10:18 AM