Comments on: Europeans are happy Obama and Brown didn’t get their way

By: Brainded

Brainded — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 16:38:27 +0000

ON a more serious note.

America is doing two things wrong with this financial crisis.

1. We do not have a grand strategy for moving forward in an ever increasing international market. We are using the scatter gun approach. Throw money at it mindlessly and even this money is without strategy.

2. We are using Keynesian old school 1970’s financial strategies that are outdated, outmoded and out of touch with the new world order of interconnectivity of world markets.

Until we change we are headed for disaster. My expertise in economics is speaking wisdom here folks. Until we change and adopt a new strategy for a worldwide market place that is 21st century we are headed for a financial catastrophe.

By: Jason Arvak

Jason Arvak — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 16:37:45 +0000

I simply call it the War Against al-Qaeda.

By: Steve Borkowski

Steve Borkowski — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 15:54:28 +0000

What do Europeans call the war? Some Americans, like O’Reilly persist in erroneously saying ‘War On Terror’ even when told that there is no such thing as a war on a tactic. The name should refer to the enemy since it would be senseless to wage a fight with an unknown. I have been advocating a name such as ‘War on Radical Wahhabis’ since we have been attacked by OBL and other Saudi wahhabis who have stated they are at war with the decadent West. As a youngster, no one was afraid to say we were at war with the Nazis even though we had friends who were Germans. I hope Europeans aren’t afraid to call a spade a spade. Please answer because I have mostly friends who have gone along with the Bushies for the past 8 years and I could use some comments to throw back at them when I tell them that they should have heeded my warnings before we went into Iraq. Sincerely, Steve Borkowski of Hutchinson Island in Florida, USA

By: Interested

Interested — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 09:08:56 +0000

a trillion to BO is nothing, he’s forgotten more than that in his own budget

By: Robbiedutch

Robbiedutch — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 07:40:01 +0000

the REAL problem \of course/is an seemingly unstoppable immigration flow from 3rd world countries,mainly muslim, those people we must not want.

By: Weekend Opinionator: Barack and Michelle’s European Adventure - The Opinionator Blog - NYTimes.com

Sat, 04 Apr 2009 02:31:49 +0000

[...] smart young Dutch blogger Michael van der Galien of Poligazette doesn’t think anybody can declare victory, not that there’s anything wrong with that: Quite some European media celebrated the outcome [...]

By: Fraidykatt

Fraidykatt — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 14:17:45 +0000

I am buying my popcorn and a new big screen tv and watch the demise of the USA before my eyes.

The left stood around the Budget deficit is not BAD KOOL AIDE far too long. They could not resist….they have stormed the kool aide stand and are chugging it with glee….screaming and giddily proclaiming I have seen the enemy and it is US.

“Deficits are a wonderful thing!” They shout as they chug more Deficits are good KOOL AIDE. The GOP is right. THIS is so much fun. Bankrupting America never felt so good.

“MORE!” They shout. “MORE KOOL AIDE!!” We must have more of this wonderfully tasting, Deficits are a good thing Kool Aide.

“America can never go bankrupt!!” They shout while chugging it with drunken stupor. “MORE Deficits are a good thing KOOL AIDE!!”

Fear not. Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Barney Frank and Barak Obama are in the kitchen cooking up a gigantic batch of Deficits are good Kool Aide.

Please be patient we can only spend the money so fast.

By: US: now more liberal than Europe! | Rebuild the US

US: now more liberal than Europe! | Rebuild the US — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 14:07:57 +0000

[...] the PoliGazette: In other words, European conservatives believe it could have been worse. Considering the ones in [...]

By: Hot Air » Blog Archive » Obama, G-20: Hey, we have an extra trillion laying around here …

Fri, 03 Apr 2009 13:34:18 +0000

[...] Michael van der Galien takes a look at the view from Europe about the G-20 results. The bottom line — Obama and Gordon Brown got thwarted from spending even more money: European conservatives believe it could have been worse. Considering the ones in power today, and especially considering Barack Obama’s goals beforehand, European commentators point out, the summit can be called a success. Obama wanted European governments to ’stimulate’ their economies just like he did at home, but in the end accepted their refusal to play along. The latter got what they wanted. They were prepared to invest heavily in the IMF and to help ailing economies survive, but they were unwilling to adopt Obama’s plans for their own economies. [...]