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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (45110)	4/26/2012 3:22:06 AM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 71475

They should ask the IMF to refund their $15 billion. Our PM David Cameron said yesterday you don't solve debt problems by borrowing more money. These europeans need to solve their problems internally, an easy credit line will only make things worse for them ! It so much easier to see how the foreigners need to fix their problems -g- The UK recession data. The reality is much worse as anyone knows who lived through the 70's and 80's. The 30's were much worse from what I have seen, even in the UK. en.wikipedia.org I saw a few good TV programs last night. The model village of Bournville on ex tory MP's Michael Portillo's "Great British Train Journeys". I dont know how the link below shows up in foreign parts, its the BBC and is government monopoly at work. There is DVD's etc, but you would have to convert them to show on a foreign TV. Easy enough done these days. bbc.co.uk For some reason its so much better quality then the commercial crap stuffed with adverts. My daughter worked for the company at the Bournvillie site recently. Its all true seemingly. en.wikipedia.org The Cadbury brothers thought it a good idea for the workers houses to have a garden big enough for families to be self sufficient in vegetables and greens. The children from the area have historically been healthier than the national average. Just loved this program too last night. The joy of Stats. bbc.co.uk In case the link is no good some other background material. gapminder.org wingspanproductions.co.uk I always did like statistics though. Government agencies like the BBC will always exist if there are the likes of Rupert Murdoch in the world. Certainly in the UK.