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To: Mannie who wrote (68687)	11/25/2010 5:19:36 PM
From: Snowshoe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217736

That announcer's voice sounds familiar. I think this is the same guy... Can We Trust the Polar Bear? youtube.com

To: Mannie who wrote (68687)	11/25/2010 7:07:07 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217736

and scary enough that we must bring portfolio from high gold to way-high gold in order to do so, we must getgold :0) i am daydreaming about what i should be doing in the course of the first 24 hours of the definitive dollar-crisis as played out on the video the day should start as usual, exercise and ice coffee, and end as always, comfy pillow and crisp sheets i am trying to fill out the middle

To: Mannie who wrote (68687)	11/26/2010 3:53:07 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217736

Last year the Heritage Foundation declared Ireland the world's third-freest economy, behind only Hong Kong and Singapore. Uhm, how good it is to be a free economy? Brazil: falling to 101st position due to “corruption” and “labor freedom.” Meanwhile in the 101st position of freest economy: "government was planning to implement spending controls in 2011 as part of its aim to cut the net public sector debt to 30% of gross domestic product over the coming four years. The net public sector debt stood at 41% as of September. Government spending will not be the only challenge. Brazilian inflation is currently running at 5.47%, well above the 2010 target of 4.5%. Monetary tightening is the orthodox response to rising prices, but the central bank's Selic base rate is already a towering 10.75%. Brazil's New Economy Team Vows to Rein In Spending online.wsj.com