Yeah, we never hear from any.
John
Yeah, we never hear from any.
John
You've hit the nail dead-on. Europeans don't give a rat's ass about Palestinians or Iraquis or Africans, never have and never will. What they care about is that they no longer rule the world, militarily or economically or culturally. Some day the US won't, either, but I'm certain we'll be a lot more sporting about it.
John
I was simply going by what I'd heard 'in passing'. Sorry I can't place the details now. I have no doubt that California as ever is likely to have a healthier economy.
about 20 ?
The UK crash wasn't the result of lack of demand at all.
Presumably by £ / $ sq ft / metre. Mumbai's pretty costly too btw.
over-geared )
Mea culpa !
1.2 ? Where did you get that number ?Eh ?
Graham
Of course you would you piece of cannon fodder.
Graham
Eh ?
We normally have to smack you guys around the head with a mallet to get you to take even the tiniest interest in these issues !
Ppppffttttt. Who gives a s*it about this 'rule the world' nonsense ?
Very doubtful. You're very bad losers.
Graham
details now. I
about 20 ?
over-geared )
That's the rate in Japan and much of Europe these days. Italy and Spain are running around 1.2, and much of Europe is below the replacement rate.
This is cool:
The Irish are apparently, well, still doing it a lot. Fine by me... I like the Irish.
John
I won't bother holding my breath till they find one. I see he's trolling news:sci.electronics.basics now. I guess now that so many people have kill filed him here, that he's moving down closer to his real level.
He's just pissed that just about everyone with a good brain escaped the British Isles for the US over the last 200+ years.
The intelligent people went to New Zealand, the criminals went to Australia and the left-overs went to the USA.
details now. I
about 20 ?
over-geared )
And you see this as a problem exactly how ?
Somewhat ironic about Italy given the popularity of the Catholic Church there !
I like their redheads !
Graham
Bwahahahahahaha! ROTFLMAO!
...Jim Thompson
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As usual Graham/Eeyore/Crap-head is way behind the curve.
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PLUNK !
Graham
In message , dated Sat, 16 Sep
2006, Eeyore writesWelsh doesn't have 'K', but it does have two extra vowels, so:
PLWNC!
PLYNC!
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You're far to nice a chap to call you a PLANK John. I'll reserve that for his Thompsonness.
Graham
In message , dated Sat, 16 Sep
2006, Eeyore writesWe already had 'Planck', but no-one, not even me, could make anything of PLENK. Oh, it's what posh pirates walk, of course.
If Europeans choose to let their population decline gently ("choose" in the sense that individuals elect to have few or no kids) that's up to them. Personally, I think Earth would be better off with a planetary population of a few hundred million. The economic consequences - fewer actual workers supporting many students and many more retirees - can actually be managed with a moderate amount of discomfort.
What Europe can't do, with a declining and ageing population and a declining industrial (and cultural!) infrastructure, is be much of a world power. That will take some getting used to, and is already a good part of the resentment towards the USA.
The big problem, of course, will be immigration.
My wife is Irish/Italian, which means she's both friendly and cooks good.
John
In article , John Larkin wrote: [...]
I expect the growth to fall below the inflation rate and/or the inflation rate to go above the growth. I don't expect anything abrupt.
They sure are for me. I'm heavily invested in earthquakes.
more so
20 ?The big problem here in Florida is an overstock of homes. At the rate we are selling to "furriners" (UK, Germany and China mostly) the demand is expected to catch up to supply again by the winter. My wife still has about a hundred sold and unbuilt. They will either build and close or forfeit about $50,000. Either way she doesn't care.
It becomes a problem when you are counting on the kids paying for their parent's pensions via taxes. We are quickly reaching a point here where there will be 2.5 workers per retiree.
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