From: Hutterer, John (MPAU) (john.hutterer@smiths-medical.com)
Date: Thu Dec 15 2005 - 09:10:23 PST
Here's an interesting bit of information that was published in the local
The national debt is growing. It is growing very fast. By the year 2042
Hoping there is a way out of the mess...
John H
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Its all about profit and loss and we only have ourselves to blame.
Since most retirement plans are stock based which one doesn't complain
Collectively "we" are operating on a me first philosohpy in the US right
Rick
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> Lets look at this problem a bit more
> goes on.nothing I know of is totally made here.
> talking Brankrupcy and Ford is also going to lay off and close some
> pure Junk.Now we rush to there showrooms and buy this stuff and drive
> Manufactures.Lot of the US manufatures own old line outside US Car
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paper a few weeks ago. A nationally known economist was in town to give
a lecture to the business community, and the paper quoted some
information from his latest book. Unfortunately, I don't remember his
name.
( a long time from now? No actually only 37 years) it will be so great
that it will be equal to 6 times the Gross National Product of the
United States. Much of the National Debt is owed to foreign countries,
since they are the only entities that are wealthy enough to buy our
bonds in quantity. In 2042 it will take 95% of the total tax money
collected by the federal government just to pay the INTEREST on the
National Debt. That leaves the remaining 5% of the taxes that are
collected to fund the rest of the government. Try paying for Defense and
Social Security with only 5% of the budget. This is the scenario as it
relates to the programs that are currently in force under the Bush
administration. If the policies that were put in place by the Clinton
administration had been followed, the above figures would have also been
true, but they wouldn't have occurred until 2052, or ten years later. In
reality, it isn't much of a difference. The point of this is that the US
is heading towards bankruptcy. At some point in time, we are going to
owe so much money to the rest of the world, that they are going to
basically be able to "foreclose" on us. Of course, that isn't how
nations operate. I honestly have no idea what will happen, but it sure
doesn't look good. Personally, I believe that this is just another
example of how we, as a nation, have made "me first" a national mantra.
From: Military Vehicles Mailing List [mailto:mil-veh@mil-veh.org] On
Behalf Of Rick v100
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 9:07 AM
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Subject: Re: [MV] Chinese Products
when the stock does not perform?.
Which one understands the CEO who gets sacked by the board for not
making the stock increase in value?
into the poorhouse.
> I am in the computer business ( New and Used ) most all brands are
> from outside the US like Dell Compaq/HP Gateway/Emachines and the list
> Tools I just wonder where most of the top brands are made.I know this
> the Chinese made stuff is reasonable and when it brakes you can pitch
> it out but now most of it has a full replacement warranty.A Chinese
> screwdriver is 1.00 a Snap On is 8.00 to 10.00 and now both have a
> full replacement warranty I was in Sears and Menard's and both sell a
> very good looking Socket set and Rachet they are Black in color and
> Lazer inscribed with the sizes in Gold real neet looking guess what
> made in China.
> Lot of the Parts from Auto Zone and Advance Auto and it wouldn't
> surprise me if NAPA was the same are China and other outside US
> manufactor.So when you go get stuff for the Mil Veh you get import
> stuff.
> Look at Delphi Parts that supplied stuff to GM its now Brankrupt.GM is
> plants..The list goes onI was in the Auto business most of my life
> untill I retired 13 years ago.I remember back in the early 60's when
> Toyota Datsun and others from Japan were bringing in Some very
> substandard Auto's in here and sell very cheap and in 1 to 2 years
> they were rust buckets and the interior whas totally worn out all were
> by the US manufacture showrooms.Now all the outside of the US
> manufatures have plants in the US and are hurting the old line US Auto
> Manufatures.
> This whole thing goes on and on and we as a country have let this
> happen.So we will see whats going to happen in the next 5 years it
> will be intresting Again this time my 10 cents worth Gordon
>
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