The Financial Collapse of 2001 and Beyond

To: Big Black Swan who wrote (89077)	4/13/2012 2:04:34 AM
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You should see the Mormon Temple "Crystal Meditation Room" complete with sparkling diamond chandeliers that looks like the foyer of a first class cruise ship . No thank you , but at least they're a little less ostentatious about their special standing than all the gold gilt trappings of Prince Alwahweed in Saudi Arabia . Of course we have female politicians in China running around sporting $10,000 Mark Jacob handbags now too , so as it turns Maddonna was right we are material beings & it is a material world ... But the stories human beings are always coming up with , anything else but to admit we are "human". (The Prince , have you seen his wife ? oh my ...)

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From: Haim R. Branisteanu	4/13/2012 3:37:59 AM
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OT - Now the "Blood Sucking Vampire Squid" has an excuse for being psychopaths, drowning in narcissism and general have a manipulative conduct. It is in their DNA, due to the lack of their body ability to secrete sufficient oxytocin and vasopressin during working hours - they where born so and therefore they are GOD's work. So please do not blame them for all the ills of WS, being mean cruel and sadistic in financial markets is embedded in their being they just can not act otherwise. "So if one of your neighbors seems really generous, caring, civic-minded kind of person, while another seems more selfish, tight-fisted and not as interested in pitching in, their DNA may help explain why one of them is nicer than the other," he says. buffalo.edu

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From: Haim R. Branisteanu	4/13/2012 5:24:42 AM
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Why a German Company????? and not US??? Kuka AG (KU2), Europe’s largest maker of industrial robots, is creating a regional hub in China to tap surging sales in the world’s most populous country, where rising wages are lifting demand for automated factory gear. The German company will boost assembly capacity in China to 5,000 units this year, from less than 1,000 two years ago, Chief Executive Officer Till Reuter said. China will become a center for procurement, production of components and assembly for the entire Asian region, while research, development, and most production will remain in Germany, he said. bloomberg.com

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