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I'm sure in bizzarro land this is pertinent.
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A lying thief is just that and all he will ever be. He has lots of company.
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Well, I'll agree with you on the last part. Certainly you have an alternative to the widely accepted theory of evolution.
I won't hold my breath since your alternative is an alternative to the uncontroversial theory that you don't seem to understand.  |
uncontroversial: there's lots of controversy in that "theory"
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You have a habit of repeating the data that I put forth but following it up with outdated what-ifs and/or absurd analysis.
Perhaps you've been in a time warp since 2009, but this is 2011. As I said earlier, almost all of the loans associated with the extraordinary lending have been paid back with interest.
I take it you are not going to provide exactly the monies that are "still not accounted for"?
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You asked if I understood what it was and I explained. What do you not understand about that?
As I said tens of trillions are unaccounted for. They have admitted it cost nearly 100 trillion but have only accounted for around 28 trillion. And they have stated they need tens of trillions more.. I also said it's easy to pay off a loan when you can multiply said loan at least 10 fold. Give me that ability and I'll rule the World along with them.
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Ask who? I don't know of anyone who says there is no inflation. Inflation is actually a goal - both under normal conditions and especially in response to the deflation that was seen in 2009. Please cite the inflation numbers so we can see what you are looking at that is so out of line. 
I'll check back later.
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"A recent increase in U.S. inflation is driven primarily by rising commodity prices globally, and is unlikely to persist, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Monday."
http://www.cnbc.com/id/42421042
Nothing to do with his monetary policy of course.