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To: golfer72 who wrote (110436)	2/6/2015 2:40:45 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219578

the rag bag is in trouble. The 2000's easy money supported a "revolutionary" largesse whose effects we are seeing today- The rag bag got bold. From Caribbean countries dependent on Venezuelan oil largesse. Brazil's Lula playing world power for the Africans OPEC countries acting a financiers of Moslem businesses Not to mention money financing war bands: Boko Haram, South Sudan, ISIS and Al Shebbab The easy money is drying up quickly as oil money is no longer available to finance war bands or Moslem businesses. Nor prop the shirtless in Africa. Countries that have lived hand to mouth, one they see money they get an instant sense of omnipotence. That is why Angola and Nigeria are screwed as they are. LARGESSE generosity in bestowing money or gifts upon others.