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[Zed]

Listen to yourself Troy... then go read what I actually said. You are a troll and a piss poor one at that.

[hoytedow]

Let me briefly interrupt this discussion to thank the people of Australia for opening their ports and homes to America when the Japanese siezed the Phillipines in 1941. We shared great trials and tribulations during that time(and at least 4 wars) and I have never thought of the Australians as anything other than brothers(and sisters). General MacArthur would have had a very hard time indeed running his part of the war without Australia's monumental involvement, as Australia's leaders would have had a hard time indeed running their part of the war without American involvement. We really are in this together, don't you see? Slinging crap back and forth just delays us from taking corrective action from whichever perspective we are facing this crisi. A house divided cannot stand so let us unite, shake hands and patch the fiasco, starting with punishing the crooks(and they aren't only Americans).

Best regards,

[troy2000]

Originally Posted by Zed

Listen to yourself Troy... then go read what I actually said. You are a troll and a piss poor one at that.

A troll is a person who stirs up baseless !@#$ on the internet, not the one who objects to them doing so. When you stop pushing the irrational claim that the United States is partially or wholly responsible for every single financial and economic problem in the world, I'll stop calling you on it.

I'm still waiting for specific evidence that the US is responsible for Greece's financial woes, and you aren't even trying to provide any. You just keep making sweeping generalized statements about the US instead.

I'm tired of answering the same old bs; you're repeating yourself. Come up with something worth responding to, or you can claim you 'won' because you bored me to the point that I stopped reading your posts.

[masalai]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/c...ence-ebbs.html

[troy2000]

Originally Posted by masalai

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/c...ence-ebbs.html

Interestingly enough, nowhere does that article mention the US being involved--in either the roots of the crisis, or any possible responses to it.