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Politics : American Presidential Politics and foreign affairs
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To: TimF who wrote (43293)5/18/2010 5:06:53 PM
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Re: [by massively withdrawing money from the economy (cutting current spending) they have added to the already massive reduction of liquidity that the Global Economic Crisis and subsequent Irish Recession had brought.] "That would be a more reasonable (but still highly debatable) claim had it been the US slashing spending, but Ireland's reduction of spending has a negligible impact on global liquidity"

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I *never said* that it had beans to do with 'Global liquidity'!!!!!!!

(Ireland's economy is far too small to have much global impact.)

I said... I was talking about.... liquidity in the IRISH ECONOMY. :-)
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