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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: sea_urchin who wrote (25691)	8/10/2007 6:41:52 PM
From: The Wharf	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81122

Euro proved it is universal not just US so the problems grows and grows. Ag opened the flood gates last time and the flood went to Asia that could happen again. Go west young man will start to have a new twist called go east old man as you might just be able to afford to retire there. Bob died Searle cost of one day in the hospital here $100,000 true that figures will be negotiated by the hospital and insurance but that darn near the exact amount of the bill which was 99,000 and some odd dollars. It is one huge ouch as i start to think that of that as the most terrible day of his life and it was the most expensive day in his life to boot. For someone who makes it they very well might wished they had not of if they aren't insured. The caramel topping on this one is we are no longer considered as being top nation in the field of health care. You cant blame this bubble on lenders as they loaned to the market price. But you sure can't bail them out buyouts for pennies on the dollar for those who did their homework of true worth can take care of that. In the light of optimism i try to by pass the totally moonless bleak night I wished our FED could see more than two inches beyond their noses but their sniffers cant even pick up the scent in the air which is filled with sh-t