Monday, September 29, 2008
The 700 hundred billions were not meant to be thrown in the fire.... it's to replace destroyed capital. With it, you're not going to fuel a continuing credit bubble that has already burst, it's done. The problem you're facing now isn't about should you go on with easy credit, it's, will you have the credit you need to just insure the normal economic day to day demand, because right now you don't have it anymore.
True, no ordinary company can do what Fannie and Freddy have done, that said, the financial system doesn't have anymore the capital the banking system needs to generate the credit the actual level of GDP requires. If you decide to not replace it, you choose to head for a GDP reduction, it's a choice that can be made but you have to know about it.
Inflation wise, it's probably worse to ask the Fed to finance daily needs than it is to replace the destroyed capital through an increase of the deficit and borrowing.
Very severe Jack. This promised to be the most challenging campaign in very challenging times, I think she deserves to have an adjustment time. She didn't spend the last few years around Washington learning how to play the game with the Press so.... there are misunderstanding and difficulties. But after all what do you expect from someone in the VP seat, she will have plenty of experts to say what should be done and what shouldn't be done and you expect her to question these experts a little bit more than they questionned themselves to make the right decision and I believe she has that capacity.
Paris : United Small Nations, a conditional YES to PM Fillon's call for unity. The General Secretary in a quick address to the Press said "Not interested in the fake opposition of the Paris regime leftists, our members hace decided to rally Fillon's call for unity under conditions, rights and a deal for Small Nations autonomy NOW, we engage the PM to start right away the negociation".
I think it will go through because even Reps that have every reason to oppose the plan have also a great sense of the country's interest, today not ready to take up a global reset without major social difficulties. Doing nothing will only make things worse, even if I have to admit that the reset button is a big temptation... but would it be responsible? What do you say?
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Well, you have to know I understand and share the Heartland's outrage over the all thing. Hardly ever considered or cared for, often mocked, frequently accused of racism and nationalism, now asked for money because some of these "experts" with high profile lifestyles who regularly talk down to them have messed up.... They know they gonna pay because they always end doing so somehow! Asking them to agree, may be a little extreme....
I'll catch you afterwards
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