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Why Is George Bush Evil
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153Defense spending is currently 500 billion dollars or 5% of GDP and nothing you Baldur Fjvlnisson-3/23/2003
152d-n-i.net After examining this chart, please tell us all precisely how the defePeter O'Brien-3/23/2003
151Annual defence spending is now around $500 billion or 5% of GDP. It's ridiBaldur Fjvlnisson-3/23/2003
150You are wrong... please study U.S. budget history more carefully... Annual defePeter O'Brien-3/23/2003
149Bush has increased US taxes by 1000 billion dollars since he was defrauded intoBaldur Fjvlnisson-3/23/2003
148Gee, I thought that Social Security was supposed to be self-financing through itPeter O'Brien-3/23/2003
147Bush is a world class fruitcake. The stock market will soon continue selling thBaldur Fjvlnisson-3/23/2003
146I don't know if he's evil or not.. but he sure has a funny nose.. stopesRon-3/23/2003
145Are you running for office? Maybe you need a press agent! Bush is not Evil. ThoFiscally Conservative-3/22/2003
144Baldur's here. You got all the support you'll ever need! (LOL)Mephisto-3/22/2003
143<i> Why is Bush Evil </i> The ladies at the pool mentioned the sameMephisto-3/22/2003
142THE SICK GREENBACK macleans.ca. As the dollar's troubles worsen, watch ChiBaldur Fjvlnisson-3/21/2003
141US govt posts $96.33 bln budget deficit in Feb Thu March 20, 2003 03:39 PM ET Baldur Fjvlnisson-3/21/2003
140Who Lost the U.S. Budget? By PAUL KRUGMAN March 21, 2003 ----------------------Baldur Fjvlnisson-3/21/2003
139Things to Come By PAUL KRUGMAN NY Times Of course we'll win on the battleBaldur Fjvlnisson-3/20/2003
138Forget Iraq By Kurt Richebächer gold-eagle.com From what we read about Baldur Fjvlnisson-3/20/2003
137Going to War During a Depression? Are you Nuts? kitco.com Imagine what it woulBaldur Fjvlnisson-3/20/2003
136Gloom for world economy BBC The global economic outlook is becoming gloomier Baldur Fjvlnisson-3/19/2003
135You have the wrong title for this thread. It should be called the "Axis of HighTech-3/19/2003
134New data spotlight U.S. woes Kenneth N. Gilpin The New York Times Saturday, Baldur Fjvlnisson-3/19/2003
133U.S. NATIONAL DEBT CLOCK The Outstanding Public Debt as of 19 Mar 2003 at 06:24Baldur Fjvlnisson-3/19/2003
132War Bribes Cost Questioned in Congress: washingtonpost.com. Congress Questions Baldur Fjvlnisson-3/17/2003
131The battle to fend off sensible accounting AP economist.com Volcker the heavBaldur Fjvlnisson-3/17/2003
130U.S. Public Pension Funds' Stock Losses Lead to Record Deficits By Ted HampBaldur Fjvlnisson-3/17/2003
129Panacea du Jour Kurt Richebächer The Daily Reckoning January 23, 2003 321Baldur Fjvlnisson-1/25/2003
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