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To: energyplay who wrote (21836)	8/31/2007 4:29:49 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217865

once the electorates gets a taste of the largess, they WILL organize to march on Washington, pitch forks in hand, and demand 100% loan forgiveness, as well as keeping the house that is how a decrepit democracy is supposed to work during end-game ala Roman Republic and why not, it is after all for and by the people, and the people will then have been taught what to say, even if it involves hurting other people and all will be per script ... implosion, evaporation, confiscation, redistribution, vaporization, revolution, dark interregnum, and monetary reset Marx, a smart guy, is right once every so often, and the time is coming up for him to be right again

To: energyplay who wrote (21836)	9/1/2007 8:02:31 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217865

Ours CDO's Brady Bonds and we pay them all!!! No one came with sweet deals. We exported capital hugely to pay. To a point the US industry said 70.000 americans were jobless for each billion we were sending in out. It is all in my unpublished book and back up by World Bank figures. en.wikipedia.org

To: energyplay who wrote (21836)	9/1/2007 6:22:58 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217865

EP, thinking through the prospects siliconinvestor.com , and putting a line in the sand, I decided that I will not buy back the duplex in Bay Area for anything more than 40% of what I sold it for in April of 2006, and even when so, the property tax will have to be rolled back from the current 23k per annum back to 6k, else duplex will find me a buyer at 20% of what I sold it for. The way it can all happen is firstly a 50% haircut on nominal price (100 down to 50), and then a close shave by currency devaluation of another 50% (50 down to 25), plus an additional 20% distress bargaining (25 down to 20). Chugs, TJ P.S. Regarding this property loopnet.com that we bp0.blogger.com and bp0.blogger.com and bp0.blogger.com , the correct price may be 900k (leasehold til 2052), even though the Trump Tower next door was sold out for 10-20 mil (freehold) a piece [lease hold can be converted to freehold at reasonable price]