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knock, knock, whos there? where? who? Yeah you! Where did all the Gaynners disappear to? Chelsea no dey fear you? when common Sunderland dey scare you? |
lalaboi:Ibime vs Muki - WARCRAFT: Domestic Violence! ![]() Anyway, it looks like that boy AlexPiss-off wants a piece of WARCRAFT: Rampage, so Ima let him have it. You can set up the thread. Deadline next weekend cos Im too lazy to write this weekend. |
Matic is very neat on the ball. . . . another plus point for Arnesen perhaps. . . |
Borini coming on. . . tonight is the night of the youngsters. . . |
nateevs:bwahahaha. . . . by next week, we'll knock em out the title race. |
Sup guys. . . . when did Matic come on? |
bwahahahahaha. . . . .Im going shopping. |
Thats what Im talking about! |
Alexpissu:Make una set am up! ![]() |
Negro Ntns, I cant address ya post cos I cant understand it. Its too incoherent. Im not being rude, you're just going off on an incongruent tangent. BTW, one of the key criticisms the Republican congressmen made of Geithner was his implementation of stricter regulation so I dont know what you are talking about.@ Tayo-D, Tax cuts have reached their nadir under George Bush. BTW, tax-cutting is not a practical immediate response to recession. Its rather a long-term economic policy. GDP factors in Govt spending and Consumer spending. If you reduce Govt spending (by tax cuts) and 100% of the tax savings are spent by consumers, then disregarding multiplier effects, you have made exactly 0% change to the country's GDP. All you've done is shift the GDP-weighting of Govt Spending and Consumer Spending from one to the other. France, China, Britain, Germany, USA, Japan, Canada etc. Which of these countries did not have stimulus package? I think I'd rather trust the experts from the central banks. |
Isnt it ironic that the CBN Governors Cup (not IBB cup, but hosted at IBB Golf course) has been running since Soludo's tenure, but now it suddenly seems right to stick it on Sanusi. These journalists are really scraping the bottom of the barrell. For all sports sponsored by the CBN, including the CBN Governor's cup, click here: http://www.cenbank.org/CBNcommunity/Sports.asp |
[quote author=Tayo-D link=topic=354922.msg4967492#msg4967492 date=1258756330]Here is what Joe Biden said in relation to the above: “Now, people when I say that look at me and say, ‘What are you talking about, Joe? You’re telling me we have to go spend money to keep from going bankrupt?’” Biden said. “The answer is yes, that's what I’m telling you.” - http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/51162 Can someone explain to me how that makes sense economically?[/quote]If you need that explaining, then you need to go back to basics. If you remember during the recession caused by the tech bubble burst (and made worse by 9/11), George Bush came out and told everyone to go and spend money. George Bush was right, but some critics panned him. You gotta spend to get out of recession. Keynesian stimulus and Quantitative easing are only the nuclear options when all efforts to revive the economy fail. FFS, what do you think the Fed is doing everytime they decrease interest rates. They are telling you that it is not profitable to put your money in the bank (cos interest rates are so low), and that you should go out and spend your money to help revive the economy. When GDP keeps falling, there are two ways to stimulate it - get the people to spend by reducing interest rates. . . and if that fails, get the govt to spend by embarking on public projects. If Geithner is a fool, then every Central Bank head is a fool, cos as far as I am aware, almost every country has embarked on public spending. FFS, Roosevelt used to attack Herbert Hoover for spending too much during the depression. It is the usual opposition tactic. Then when Roosevelt became President, he made his name by outspending Hoover and spending his way out of the depression. Forget story, opposition politicians love yarning opata. If you wanna query anyone for putting Yankee in a bad debt position, George Bush should be queried on how he turned a budget from a surplus to a deficit. Now when times are hard, idiots are saying Obama shouldn't carry out the only reasonable action to halt the recession based on the debts that his predecessor left him? The people promoting this "dont spend" policy know the bedlam that awaits if Yankee dont spend. They are just using the deficit to play politics. David Cameron is doing the same to Gordon Brown over here in UK. |
BTW, guys, what happened to Ballack? Is he out for long or short-term. |
nateevs:Thanks for the info. |
Mozambique again? Even Benin is strong this year o! We are going out in the first round. . . . mark my words. |
JeSoul:Nah. . . . . if I was Geithner I would have acted the same. . . . those old fools were only there to play politics and Tim refused to play their game. Imagine these old fools drawing conclusions on Tim Geithner's performance only 3 quarters into his tenure during the biggest financial crisis since 1929. Even a normal recession can take two years to get out of. And when it was pointed out to the old fools that Yankee is officially out of recession, they started yarning megedefegede about the natural resilience of the Yankee economy. Imagine one of those old fools even telling Geithner and Bernanke that they are sowing the seeds of the next bubble by keeping interest rates low. That was when I knew they were playing dirty politics. Who the phuck would raise interest rates when money supply is so low and Yankee inflation figures over the last couple of months show that there is even deflation? I think these Republicans are just trying to prey on the common man's naivety of economics. Honestly! |
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=319383.msg4966534#msg4966534 date=1258743734]The difference is £1 million. I know for that amount, you will dance naked at Oyingbo Market for 3 hours non-stop.[/quote]hehehehehe. . . . abi you no go dance for that amount? |
hmmm. . . . I've never heard of flu in Naija. . . . are you sure its not malaria or some other kind of disease. . . ***cough, cough**** ![]() |
Cristalz:Welcome back ![]() BTW, which kain flu dem get for Naija. . . . abi you don relocate?. . . . dont tell me it was bird flu ![]() |
Ameobi is good at holding the ball up with his back to goal. . . . within a team setting, his presence may actually be beneficial to the Super Eagles. |
Not liking the undemocratic vibes coming out of Soludo. . . |
DBR:hehehehehe |
I push whips while you walk all day/ and I hate when strange niggas love to talk all day/ Clown ass shit/ hate to be around that shit/ If I dont know you, just say whats up, gimme a pound. . . thats it!/ - Big L |
What do you all think about the despicable scenes in congress yesterday where Republicans just started yarning opata to Tim Geithner and attacking all Treasury policies (and by proxy, Obama). Are these guys playing politics or what? http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125864421370955721.html |
chamotex:Im saving them for our rematch ![]() |
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BTW, one of the key criticisms the Republican congressmen made of Geithner was his implementation of stricter regulation so I dont know what you are talking about.