Debt Rattle February 6 2017

[Raúl Ilargi Meijer]

Steve Schapiro Robert Kennedy US Presidential Campaign 1968   • Trump Travel Ban- What Happens Now (BBC) • Trump Faces Uphill Battle To Overcome
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[V. Arnold]

Hmm, I ditched banks over 20 years ago for credit unions.
There is just no comparison. Being a member makes all the difference in how one is treated as a customer/member.

[E. Swanson]

Lest we forget what’s ahead:

Steven Mnuchin: I’d like us to raise the debt ceiling sooner rather than later

[Raúl Ilargi Meijer]

That debt ceiling thingy might not be that easy. Republicans got a thang about that.

[Joe Clarkson]

From Davidson’s article…

<i>Instead of blaming Trump’s rise on racism or xenophobia, blame it on those who never saw this coming and still don’t understand why so many Americans would rather have Donald Trump in the White House than suffer the rule of their elites.</i>

Yep, Americans just can’t stand the “rule of their elites”. Smart and articulate men and women have no business thinking they are good enough to manage the governance of the US. Let’s blow the whole thing up and let the chips fall where they may. Things can’t get any worse for middle class white folk, so let Trump do his damnedest to upset the apple cart. So there!

Davidson is right about one thing. I never saw it coming. I always had confidence that the American voter could be counted on to sort the wheat from the chaff and somehow keep the county on an even keel. My bad!

[Nassim]

“somehow keep the county on an even keel.”

Joe Clarkson,

Trump said ‘You think our country’s so innocent?’

I would have thought yesterday’s video that I put up would have explained rather well what they think of Americans in parts of the world. That “keel” went high up some time ago IMHO.

[Nassim]

Here is some of what is not being reported.

Ballistic missile strikes Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

It will be interesting to watch the USA try to rescue the Saudi Royal Family when the people is dragging them in the streets behind their cars. BTW, that is what happened to the British-installed king of Iraq some decades ago.

The brutality was furthered in the display of the dead bodies of the 23-year-old King Faisal II and the 45-year-old regent, Abdel Ilah. They were dragged down Rashid Street in Baghdad, with “feet up and naked, except for white briefs,” as described by my father who witnessed the demonstration on his way to work that day. Obviously, he did not go to his office, for fear of his life.

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