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Re: America clears her debt!
At least this fictional US government takes a step to deal with the debt. It may be a bad step but it's a step. What the real government is doing is actually more ludicrous. -
Re: America clears her debt!
Octavia = squid = Goldman Sachs ?Comment
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Re: America clears her debt!
I think we could do more to disguise the country as Canada. I don't know why lawmakers were so quick to rule it out. Did they even read the bill?Comment
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Re: America clears her debt!
why would the Brits want to join ?
A thought occurs. If the forty-fourth president was indeed, as the “birthers” aver, born in Kenya in 1961, he would have been born a British subject. Perhaps his entire career is a clever scheme to bring the colonists’ rebellion to an end and revoke the Declaration of Independence.
If so, we should ensure that the reunification of the two states happens on the best possible terms. It would be nice if Americans learned to make tea properly (clue: the water has to be seriously hot). They might even find that the rules of cricket repay study. As for Britain, we could begin by adopting (or readopting) low taxes, sheriffs, a separation of powers, open primaries, localism, the direct election of public officials, a non-state healthcare system, capitalism, patriotism and sovereignty. The more I think about it, the more attractive it looks.
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/da...-born-british/Comment
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here's the vid...
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HAHAHAHA thanks for the video, LMAO.Comment
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