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   From: thetibetanmonkey@gmail.com   
      
   On Oct 30, 10:20 am, "Albert K. Fung" wrote:   
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   > > the Russians are hocked on to the German technologies .   
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   > > Germans are benefiting from Proximity to Russia .\   
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   > > Russians need another 30 years of economic expansion to   
   > > satisfy the Russian population .   
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   > > So Germans will bankers to Europe , to Russians ,   
   > > GERMANY + RUSSIA will be a BIG PARTNERSHIP for the   
   > > next 30 years   
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   > > GERMANY + RUSSIA will jointly develop CENTRAL ASIA .   
   > > GERMAN gives technologies and RUSSIANS give political   
   > > stability in   
   > > CENTRAL ASIA .   
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   > Germany's unemployment rate ....   
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   > According to newly released data, is rising more than expect   
   > -ed to 6.9%. Her unemployment rate was at post reunification   
   > low and is now trending upwards, back to her historical norm   
   > of 9.5%. In the past decade:   
      
   Didn't you say jobs will be plentiful in the near future due to the   
   aging population?   
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   > Germany has been made competitive by the Euro, artificially.   
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   > Nearly half of her exports are to the EU countries. There is   
   > not any question that the economically contracting zone will   
   > bring down the Germany economy. And there is no light at the   
   > end of the tunnel.   
      
   Is the picture for China any better as America is in big debt? Who   
   will buy their stuff?   
      
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   > The Greek debt is now resurfacing again. Once again, Chancel   
   > -lor Merkel is protecting Germany's big banks and stonewall-   
   > ing the inevitable and near universal plead of her EU peers:   
   > Debt restructuring (aka hair cuts) for Greece.   
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   > As to Russia, she is heavily dependent on the oil revenue to   
   > keep the Russians from marching down the streets. No invest-   
   > or would want to put their money in that mafia country.   
      
   Investors want mafia countries to enjoy full protection. All they need   
   is stability.   
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   > Germany bankers made the Wall Street bandits looked like boy   
   > scouts. Now, they are hiding under Chancellor Merkel's skirt   
   > and are totally broke. They are desperately pulling whatever   
   > money they still have, from all over the world - to shore up   
   > their books.   
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   > That includes China and Asia ....   
      
   Indian casinos have made the European mentality pale by comparison.   
      
   Germany still shines for protecting its own people better than any   
   other economic superpower.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   
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