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For the big have gotten even bigger since the start of the financial crisis. At the end of 2007, the Big Four banks ? Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Wells Fargo ? held 32 percent of all deposits in FDIC-insured institutions. As of June 30th, it was 39 percent.

Credit card defaults usually track unemployment, which rose to a 26-year high of 9.7 percent in August. The jobless rate is expected to peak at more than 10 percent by year-end.

Regulators closed one large bank in Illinois on Friday in one of the biggest collapses of the year, while two other smaller failures pushed the 2009 total to 92.

Gingrich and Hannity agree: The bashing of Bush was much worse than attacks on Obama. :confused:

Former Cigna CEO testifies Senate Health Reform Bill is an early Christmas present to insurance companies.

Federal judge bounces one of Orly Taitz's birther lawsuits seeking a ruling that Obama is not legitimately President -- and threatens her with sanctions if she tries this stunt again.

Is Joe Wilson a Useful Idiot?

Mary Travers, a Member of the 1960s Folk Trio Peter, Paul and Mary, Has Died.

More than 180 of the world's largest investors, with collective assets of $13tn, put their combined weight behind a passionate call for strong US and international action on global warming in New York today.

That's all the news I could handle today.
 

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More than 180 of the world's largest investors, with collective assets of $13tn, put their combined weight behind a passionate call for strong US and international action on global warming in New York today.
No doubt DTB will be emailing each of the 180 investors local weather charts as proof positive that global warming's a hoax. ;)

Thanks for today's headline news KC. Very helpful. Could you update this thread daily?
 

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No doubt DTB will be emailing each of the 180 investors local weather charts as proof positive that global warming's a hoax. ;)

Thanks for today's headline news KC. Very helpful. Could you update this thread daily?

Evidently they think as gore there will be money to be made--Soros biggest backer--but Gumby will get biggest payoff with "the Climate Exchange" to be domiciled in Chicago.

Of course I understand your being clueless on whats going down--the Huff/kos don'tdo much reporting on that end of it--most is how man will change the weather :)
 

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Evidently they think as gore there will be money to be made--Soros biggest backer--but Gumby will get biggest payoff with "the Climate Exchange" to be domiciled in Chicago.

Of course I understand your being clueless on whats going down--the Huff/kos don'tdo much reporting on that end of it--most is how man will change the weather :)

You stole my thunder...
 

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Evidently they think as gore there will be money to be made--Soros biggest backer--but Gumby will get biggest payoff with "the Climate Exchange" to be domiciled in Chicago.

Of course I understand your being clueless on whats going down--the Huff/kos don'tdo much reporting on that end of it--most is how man will change the weather :)

For your information only, the headline came from the British newspaper The Guardian.

No one mentioned I tried to give non-partisan headlines, yet the thread turned into one.

I give up.
 

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By all means, share your "thunder", because I have no idea what DTB's trying to say... but then, I don't speak hillbilly.

But you do play a banjo, don't ya Trench ?

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Or should I have left this for The Hedgehog? :142smilie :142smilie
 

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But you do play a banjo, don't ya Trench ?

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Or should I have left this for The Hedgehog? :142smilie :142smilie

Now you've done it ... how dare you post a picture of my third cousin, his name is good times banjo player,glad you didn't post a picture of my sister while she was in the porn business , they called her EASY TIMES.
 

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By all means, share your "thunder", because I have no idea what DTB's trying to say... but then, I don't speak hillbilly.

Theres a certian group of individuals that are quick to bash .Calling out spelling,when theres is no better .Its comical

Lets go over the most common used bash words.

Idiot
Baby killer(Ouch!)
Moron
You show your intelligence
Moron.
Fraud.
Now we have hillbilly!

Anyway the funny thing is they really no nothing about the issues ,and they insult your intelligence??Im lost.

Heres my thunder Trench Dickler...woops Fickler...sorry.




NEW YORK (Reuters) - Banks, pension funds and other investment groups representing more than $13 trillion in assets called for a strong global agreement on climate policy on Wednesday, saying it would lead to a flood of investment into the low-carbon economy.

"Without the policies to encourage clean energy, investors are stuck at the starting gates," Mindy Lubber, the president of Ceres, a Boston-based coalition of investors and environmentalists, and the director of the Investor Network on Climate Risk.

More than 180 investor groups called for a global target of emissions reductions of 50 to 85 percent by 2050, including higher cuts by wealthy countries, and plans in developing countries to make measurable emissions reductions.

Many investors have complained that until climate policies are agreed upon it will be hard to finance and invest in billion dollar projects such as nuclear or natural gas-fired power plants.

The investors also called for revisions to the United Nation's Clean Development Mechanism, a Kyoto protocol program, that allows polluters in rich countries to claim emission cuts by investing in clean projects such as small hydropower and alternative energy in developing countries.

The call for action came ahead of a climate conference at the United Nations next week in which global leaders, including U.S. President Barack Obama and China's President Hu Jintao, are slated to talk about tackling climate change. The meeting is seen as a chance for leaders to break a deadlock between rich and poor countries on how to share the burden of cutting emissions blamed for global warming.

The gathering will come ahead of a U.N. meeting in Copenhagen in December where 190 countries aim to hammer out a new agreement to the Kyoto protocol, which expires in 2012.

In addition, the U.S. Senate hopes to pass its version of the climate bill that the House narrowly approved in June. The future of the bill is uncertain however.

Deep divisions between rich countries and rapidly developing ones such as China and India could keep a deal at Copenhagen at an arm's length.

Lubber said investors will keep up the pressure should the U.S. climate bill and global agreement fail this year.

"The plan is to stay the course and try harder next year, should there be no deal," she said.

Nicholas Stern, a former British Treasury official and World Bank chief economist, said the fact that the leaders of the top two greenhouse polluters, China and the United States, were coming to next week's U.N. meeting was a sign of progress. He said the Copenhagen meeting could at least end with a basic framework of where to go in the future, if no deal is struck.

Several European banks were among the investor groups calling for climate action, but there were fewer U.S. banks. Lubber said the U.S. banks were not as far along as European banks in recognizing climate change risks but were beginning to catch up, because they recognize opportunities in investing in alternative energy and efficiency.
 

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Anyway the funny thing is they really no nothing about the issues ,and they insult your intelligence??

Have you noticed something about the individuals you are debating? Have you noticed they all seem pretty intelligent? You have to admit they all seem to speak in an intelligent manner. They all know how to form complete sentences with very few errors. Doesn't this give you a clue that you might not be too smart?
 

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Have you noticed something about the individuals you are debating? Have you noticed they all seem pretty intelligent? You have to admit they all seem to speak in an intelligent manner. They all know how to form complete sentences with very few errors. Doesn't this give you a clue that you might not be too smart?

I dont have a problem with anyone on this forum except your kind.The ungrounded group.
You dont come across as intelligent.
I no nothing of your backgroung.(schooling or not).
Doesnt really matter.If I had to take a guess your a kid that was spoonfed everything.

Thats your new name.SILVERSPOON!
Went to college on daddys money and is still a punk.

Thats all you are to me is a punk.
Beaware:You wanna battle with me on anything,bashing included,bring it on.
Wont be the first time on this forum.
Remember Im a Patriots fan.
 

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I dont have a problem with anyone on this forum except your kind.The ungrounded group.
You dont come across as intelligent.
I no nothing of your backgroung.(schooling or not).
Doesnt really matter.If I had to take a guess your a kid that was spoonfed everything.

Thats your new name.SILVERSPOON!
Went to college on daddys money and is still a punk.

Thats all you are to me is a punk.
Beaware:You wanna battle with me on anything,bashing included,bring it on.
Wont be the first time on this forum.
Remember Im a Patriots fan.

That makes complete sense. What else would a hillbilly think of an intelligent person? They must have been born into money. You can't be intelligent unless you come from money. After all you are obviously poor and made nothing of yourself.

So did you mean to say beware or be aware?

There are a few more errors but that was the most comical to this SILVERSPOON. :mj07:

Whats the over/under on this hillbilly misspelling his own nickname for me?

I am honored by the way. I'm certainly getting under your skin. Mission accomplished. Oops. Thats a sore subject for such a war monger like yourself.
 

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That makes complete sense. What else would a hillbilly think of an intelligent person? They must have been born into money. You can't be intelligent unless you come from money. After all you are obviously poor and made nothing of yourself.

So did you mean to say beware or be aware?

There are a few more errors but that was the most comical to this SILVERSPOON. :mj07:

Whats the over/under on this hillbilly misspelling his own nickname for me?

I am honored by the way. I'm certainly getting under your skin. Mission accomplished. Oops. Thats a sore subject for such a war monger like yourself.

Silverspoon!!
I guessed correctly!Everything you have ever done has been handed to you.You have yet to enter the real world.

I even guessed correctly that your a punk.
Tough finding work these days is that your excuse.Or does dad just feed the machine.

Keep getting the free handouts.
With anyluck you just might get that free healthcare from O,but I doubt it.
 

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Silverspoon!!
I guessed correctly!Everything you have ever done has been handed to you.You have yet to enter the real world.

I even guessed correctly that your a punk.
Tough finding work these days is that your excuse.Or does dad just feed the machine.

Keep getting the free handouts.
With anyluck you just might get that free healthcare from O,but I doubt it.

You don't even understand sarcasm.
 

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Heres my thunder Trench Dickler...woops Fickler...sorry.
On multiple threads, you and DTB have been attempting to make the case that global warming's a hoax and to further your argument, you post an article describing how leading investor groups are calling for a cohesive strategy between nations to combat global warming and transition to a greener global economy?

That's not thunder you hear Rusty, it's laughter. :142smilie
 
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