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Strategies & Market Trends
Currencies and the Global Capital Markets

An SI Board Since May 1998

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans
3536	79	0

Emcee: Henry Volquardsen	Type: Unmoderated

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3036	It was Kanzler von Bismarck who first introduced social security to the planet,	marcos	-	2/20/2001
3035	OT: The problem in my opinion is not with demonizing the mentally ill. The pr	Hawkmoon	-	2/20/2001
3034	Ron, I think if you go back you will find that Nixon signed the real meat of th	Yorikke	-	2/19/2001
3033	Well, considering that welfare reform was one the items on the Gingrich's &q	Hawkmoon	-	2/19/2001
3032	Ron, We basically agree. But I have a bit of a problem with the statement: &	Yorikke	-	2/19/2001
3031	Don't misunderstand me Yorikke... There is a place for government participa	Hawkmoon	-	2/19/2001
3030	Ron, You seem to be asserting that ALL government expenditure is wasteful. Th	Yorikke	-	2/19/2001
3029	Interesting question... In short.. when the government issues debt, for whateve	Hawkmoon	-	2/18/2001
3028	Ron "The very definition of surplus is that the SSTF is taking in more tha	Fiscally Conservative	-	2/17/2001
3027	<i>how much water can we squeeze out of a sponge before the the sponge sta	Hawkmoon	-	2/16/2001
3026	Mike Than I guess America people are in great shape and I need to do more homew	Fiscally Conservative	-	2/16/2001
3025	<i>What percentage of the American public is better off than they were 15	Mike M	-	2/16/2001
3024	Well, in essence the Federal Government, by forcing us to pay high tax rates int	Hawkmoon	-	2/16/2001
3023	Question: What percentage of the American public is better off than they were 15	Fiscally Conservative	-	2/16/2001
3022	I agree with you. Perhaps in this period of time where many are becoming very se	Ahda	-	2/16/2001
3021	Ron, I couldn't agree with you more. Zeev is showing the pitfalls but not o	Mike M	-	2/16/2001
3020	Well, I guess the politicians perceive a problem with using SSTF monies to purch	Hawkmoon	-	2/16/2001
3019	Ok.. fine... tell people they must have 50% in bond funds and the rest in someth	Hawkmoon	-	2/16/2001
3018	I think this proposal is is fiscally irresponsible. Some people will chose right	Zeev Hed	-	2/16/2001
3017	Ron - Everything you say is likely true, although the surplus is just temporary	Don Lloyd	-	2/16/2001
3016	<i>How does this benefit the overall solvency of the SS system?</i>	Hawkmoon	-	2/16/2001
3015	Ron - <i>...I think the concept of taking a percentage of FICA tax paymen	Don Lloyd	-	2/16/2001
3014	Tax credits are one thing Zeev, but I think the concept of taking a percentage o	Hawkmoon	-	2/15/2001
3013	Yes, but would it not be nice? No more updating yourself on the most recent tax	Zeev Hed	-	2/15/2001
3012	Zeev, Makes too much sense, it'll never happen. <g>	Robert Douglas	-	2/15/2001

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