What do people think about this? (International economics)
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What do people think about this? (International economics)
http://politics.guardian.co.uk/devel...406109,00.html
Can't say I support it per se because I haven't read over the exact plan of this initive, but I think that if it's executed ideally, it could lead to a lot of good...
Can't say I support it per se because I haven't read over the exact plan of this initive, but I think that if it's executed ideally, it could lead to a lot of good...
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Originally Posted by monicle
sounds like another step closer to a world wide money system which inturn is another step to armogeddon
Well, that's only if you believe in the Christian teachings and the Book of Revelations... I, for one, am not afriad of locusts the size of horses, with the face of men, the hair of women, and the teeth of lions
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Originally Posted by Epoch
Well, that's only if you believe in the Christian teachings and the Book of Revelations... I, for one, am not afriad of locusts the size of horses, with the face of men, the hair of women, and the teeth of lions
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Originally Posted by Tobra
That scares the hell out of me, but I divorced the bitch, so I don't care what kind of teeth she has now.
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Originally Posted by Tobra
Sounds like a 'rainy day fund' sort of to me, which ain't a bad idea
While we wouldn't make as much in owed interest, we might be able to save in the form of public and private donations which would no longer be needed in such quantities...