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To: Real Man who wrote (29931)	8/28/2010 1:08:18 PM
From: ggersh	Read Replies (2) of 71479

The question is, how much longer can they keep S. away from the F.? I don't know the answer. So far so good. Pedaling along with AAA country rating. It's good to be in charge of the ratings game, while we shuffle crap around - monetize some, put some onto the people (national debt), hide some crap in the Caribbean, while trying to blow the asset bubble back up through printing. -NG- That goes back to the SHTF, basically they are playing 3 card monty with all that has happened. See it goes here and there then there and here. Debt here and everywhere how do they keep track? About the only good thing about derivatives is they don't add to debt directly, how about indirectly? -ng- F is still unplugged, all it needs is some juice! -ng-

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