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.TUX. 30 Aug 18 10.31pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays The current success in Wall Street and the USA's current growth has everything to do with Trump winning the election. As for taking your advice on what is sensible to believe Tux......I'll respectfully decline. The US takes about 16.5% of GDP in taxes. That means that for every $6 the economy produces, $1 goes to the government. But that works in reverse as well. For every $1 the government loses in tax revenue because of the cut, the economy must produce an additional $6 just to keep tax receipts steady. IT......'AINT........HAPPENING! With all due respect, the only thing in decline bud is the blinkered crap that you continually post. It helps nobody here. You're an educated fella but there's so much more to learn. Take the time to learn. Properly. Buy Litecoin.
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30 Aug 18 10.31pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

The current success in Wall Street and the USA's current growth has everything to do with Trump winning the election.

As for taking your advice on what is sensible to believe Tux......I'll respectfully decline.

The US takes about 16.5% of GDP in taxes. That means that for every $6 the economy produces, $1 goes to the government. But that works in reverse as well. For every $1 the government loses in tax revenue because of the cut, the economy must produce an additional $6 just to keep tax receipts steady.
IT......'AINT........HAPPENING!

With all due respect, the only thing in decline bud is the blinkered crap that you continually post. It helps nobody here.
You're an educated fella but there's so much more to learn. Take the time to learn.

Properly.

Buy Litecoin.

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Stirlingsays 30 Aug 18 11.47pm
Originally posted by .TUX. The US takes about 16.5% of GDP in taxes. That means that for every the economy produces, goes to the government. But that works in reverse as well. For every the government loses in tax revenue because of the cut, the economy must produce an additional just to keep tax receipts steady. IT......'AINT........HAPPENING! With all due respect, the only thing in decline bud is the blinkered crap that you continually post. It helps nobody here. You're an educated fella but there's so much more to learn. Take the time to learn. Properly. The reduction in taxes has seen an upsurge in business expansion and hence jobs. More jobs more taxes, higher GDP......which is currently at 4.2. Are you advocating that Trump tries to reduce the US deficit with austerity budgets?.....ensuring he loses in 2020....that would be smart wouldn't it. Trump has to grow the economy and this is his method. Instead of you implying that you know better, state how the US economy should be run. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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30 Aug 18 11.47pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

The US takes about 16.5% of GDP in taxes. That means that for every the economy produces, goes to the government. But that works in reverse as well. For every the government loses in tax revenue because of the cut, the economy must produce an additional just to keep tax receipts steady.
IT......'AINT........HAPPENING!

Properly.

The reduction in taxes has seen an upsurge in business expansion and hence jobs.

More jobs more taxes, higher GDP......which is currently at 4.2.

Are you advocating that Trump tries to reduce the US deficit with austerity budgets?.....ensuring he loses in 2020....that would be smart wouldn't it.

Trump has to grow the economy and this is his method.

Instead of you implying that you know better, state how the US economy should be run.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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Stirlingsays 01 Sep 18 6.13am
Don't you just love the hypocrisy. Attachment: blimp.JPG (107.70Kb) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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01 Sep 18 6.13am

Don't you just love the hypocrisy.

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.TUX. 05 Sep 18 6.40pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays The reduction in taxes has seen an upsurge in business expansion and hence jobs. More jobs more taxes, higher GDP......which is currently at 4.2. Are you advocating that Trump tries to reduce the US deficit with austerity budgets?.....ensuring he loses in 2020....that would be smart wouldn't it. Trump has to grow the economy and this is his method. Instead of you implying that you know better, state how the US economy should be run. Trump is trying to BREAK the system bud, not grow it. His battle, as everyones should be, is to break The (unconstitutional in this case) Federal Reserve and those who control the Central Banking system that has screwed us all for decades. He's fighting the 'Deep State', the biggest players on the planet. This is one hell of a task but hopefully one that he'll win. Interesting times ahead...............? [Link] Buy Litecoin.
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05 Sep 18 6.40pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

The reduction in taxes has seen an upsurge in business expansion and hence jobs.

More jobs more taxes, higher GDP......which is currently at 4.2.

Are you advocating that Trump tries to reduce the US deficit with austerity budgets?.....ensuring he loses in 2020....that would be smart wouldn't it.

Trump has to grow the economy and this is his method.

Instead of you implying that you know better, state how the US economy should be run.

Trump is trying to BREAK the system bud, not grow it. His battle, as everyones should be, is to break The (unconstitutional in this case) Federal Reserve and those who control the Central Banking system that has screwed us all for decades.
He's fighting the 'Deep State', the biggest players on the planet. This is one hell of a task but hopefully one that he'll win.
Interesting times ahead...............?

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Stirlingsays 05 Sep 18 8.04pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Trump is trying to BREAK the system bud, not grow it. His battle, as everyones should be, is to break The (unconstitutional in this case) Federal Reserve and those who control the Central Banking system that has screwed us all for decades. He's fighting the 'Deep State', the biggest players on the planet. This is one hell of a task but hopefully one that he'll win. Interesting times ahead...............? [Link] This is so true.....both the nineties and naughties were very boring politically.....and despite the political scene being quite dangerous now....it's far more interesting nowadays and far more is at stake. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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05 Sep 18 8.04pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

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This is so true.....both the nineties and naughties were very boring politically.....and despite the political scene being quite dangerous now....it's far more interesting nowadays and far more is at stake.

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.TUX. 05 Sep 18 8.57pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays This is so true.....both the nineties and naughties were very boring politically.....and despite the political scene being quite dangerous now....it's far more interesting nowadays and far more is at stake. Agreed. Boredom's a killer. Buy Litecoin.
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05 Sep 18 8.57pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Agreed.
Boredom's a killer.

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Stirlingsays 11 Sep 18 12.01pm
Originally posted by Penge Eagle [Tweet Link] But....but.....he's a nasty man. Mostly said but those who never had to worry about where the food for the table was coming from for the next day. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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11 Sep 18 12.01pm

Originally posted by Penge Eagle

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But....but.....he's a nasty man.

Mostly said but those who never had to worry about where the food for the table was coming from for the next day.

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steeleye20 Croydon 11 Sep 18 12.17pm
It is also nonsense as Obama had to deal with the financial crash and brought the USA through and their economy recovered well with him and most importantly many not so well off Americans benefited in their lives.
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Croydon 11 Sep 18 12.17pm

It is also nonsense as Obama had to deal with the financial crash and brought the USA through and their economy recovered well with him and most importantly many not so well off Americans benefited in their lives.

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cryrst The garden of England 11 Sep 18 8.18pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 It is also nonsense as Obama had to deal with the financial crash and brought the USA through and their economy recovered well with him and most importantly many not so well off Americans benefited in their lives. good old obama eh. You do know that under his watch the national debt of the USA virtually doubled from 9 trillion to approx 16 trillion dollars. Im not surprised the americans were better off with that share out. This is exactly the reason that the tories implimented the austerity package they did and are still doing. Imagine we all were richer but the debt doubled for the country. Bit like what labour did when they exited stage left.(pun)
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The garden of England 11 Sep 18 8.18pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

good old obama eh.
You do know that under his watch the national debt of the USA virtually doubled from 9 trillion to approx 16 trillion dollars.
Im not surprised the americans were better off with that share out.
This is exactly the reason that the tories implimented the austerity package they did and are still doing. Imagine we all were richer but the debt doubled for the country.
Bit like what labour did when they exited stage left.(pun)

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steeleye20 Croydon 11 Sep 18 8.33pm
Originally posted by cryrst good old obama eh. You do know that under his watch the national debt of the USA virtually doubled from 9 trillion to approx 16 trillion dollars. Im not surprised the americans were better off with that share out. This is exactly the reason that the tories implimented the austerity package they did and are still doing. Imagine we all were richer but the debt doubled for the country. Bit like what labour did when they exited stage left.(pun) The USA debt 16 trillions under Obama? Well look at it now 23 trillions and rising !!!!
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Croydon 11 Sep 18 8.33pm

Originally posted by cryrst

The USA debt 16 trillions under Obama?

Well look at it now 23 trillions and rising !!!!

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Stirlingsays 11 Sep 18 9.26pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 It is also nonsense as Obama had to deal with the financial crash and brought the USA through and their economy recovered well with him and most importantly many not so well off Americans benefited in their lives. I think that's a valid excuse for his first term......but he had two. As for who benefited......Well, the Chinese and Mexico certainly. Trump is certainly improving trade deals and has far better figures on manufacturing and jobs than Obama could have dreamed of. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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11 Sep 18 9.26pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

I think that's a valid excuse for his first term......but he had two.

As for who benefited......Well, the Chinese and Mexico certainly.

Trump is certainly improving trade deals and has far better figures on manufacturing and jobs than Obama could have dreamed of.

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