Comments on: U.S. Economy: Growth Faster Than Initially Estimated on Exports

By: jonny

jonny — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 22:00:58 +0000

great that we have the wealh to help Grow Faster now for Israel

By: Not Amused

Not Amused — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 15:09:26 +0000

@HiFly

Have you ever heard of Paulson’s Plunge Protection Team, an orchestrated mechanism that attempts to manipulate U.S. stock markets in the event of a market crash by using government funds to buy stocks, or other instruments such as stock index futures.

The US economy isn’t more resilient, but probably in a far worse state than generally understood by many people. All those indexes regarding the state of the economy are most likely faked or manipulated to present a better picture.

By: Nescio

Nescio — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:16:37 +0000

Can you say : Election year

By: GaryCol

GaryCol — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 04:17:19 +0000

With so much of the US industry moved off-shore just what is there left to export? I have not seen anything to indicate what it is that is being exported. Could it be that these exports are in fact imported items (possibly repackaged/labeled) then exported.
I do know that some corporations have moved their operations out of the USA but as they own the facilities they claim that it is US produced when in fact this production should be listed as imports.
The American economy has been virtually bankrupt for about ten years, only nobody from the President down has wanted to admit it. The only thing that has kept it viable has been the massive injection of credit. Mainly from China, Japan, India, the Middle East and Russia. Incidentally, those countries that have the most to lose if the American economy was to totally collapse.
I wonder if this current tension with Russia is prelude to the US defaulting on loans to Russia.

By: HiFly

HiFly — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 01:15:14 +0000

It seems that the US economy is a little more resilient then many doom sayers would like us to believe. The statistics point to a downward trend but when compared to other sections of the world (like Spain for example)the US should sail through it without completely collapsing. The biggest drag on economic growth would have to be the false “War on Terror” to prop up a security industry that wants to control every aspect of your life. Now that is the true shutout of freedom and your financial support i.e. paying taxes make all the dreams of the NeoCons come closer to thier Communist point of view.

By: Sick of n2k

Sick of n2k — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 20:13:58 +0000

Need 2 Know ,
Go away . Your website is garbage . These comment sections are not billboards . So , please give it a rest .

By: Still Here

Still Here — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 20:07:47 +0000

Cheap dollar -> Cheaper exports -> Richer corporations -> wealthier CEO’s and shareholders

Cheap dollar -> Less purchasing power -> Cheaper working slaves -> Poorer civilian population.

When will people finally understand that the statement ‘What is good for corporations is good for the people’ is a bald-faced lie. It is only good for a very few ‘elites’. The large majority of people will have to pay the price for the imbalance.

The very few, who hold most power, will do everything in their power to brainwash the population into believing that them having almost everything and most other people almost nothing is a great system. They also lie when trying to influence people into believing that they also have a change to become rich and influential like them. Statistical you have a far better change to be run over by an angry bull in the center of New York.

Corporations are psychopathic and often have an above average number of psychopaths among their upper echelons. They have only one loyalty, themselves and the rest can drop death, preferably after they have first been parted from their money.

By: n2k

n2k — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:14:45 +0000

Economy?
What economy?
You are missing the underlying evil, people.

http://www.illuminatimatrix.wordpress.com

But you won’t be now.
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