So tell me what the hell Bush's stimulus package is going to do? NOT A DAMNED THING! Just put us further in dept and will do NOTHING to save this Country from the road that he and others have put it on. Virginamamma and I have talked a lot about things and we both have been saying for over a year that this was coming. Why? Because it was planned. For anyone that takes the time to look, you can see the dots connect. It is the Haeglin dialectic (not sure about the spelling) but the bottom line is this. Someone wants something to happen. In order to make that happen (the end result that they want to achieve) they have to create the problem to start with. THEN they come up with a solution (which they already had planned beforehand to acheive the result they wanted to start with). Think about this. Remember when they changed the bankruptcy laws? Then the banks raised the minimum credit card payments. Then the mortgage companies were telling everybody to refinance and pay off those credit cards. Then all those people went out and borrowed money against their homes (which as far as value were over rated by unscrupulous rating agencies). Remember all these lending instituions giving financing to people that should have NEVER qualified to start with?? NOW you hear commercials from these same SNAKES talking about refinancing to a fixed interest loan and get out of your ARM which they sold you on in the first place. This is only ONE example of the haeglin dialectic. Do you see what I mean? I will never be able to fathom such treachory, self centerness and utter evil. The old saying "what goes around, comes around apparently is not in these fools minds. Make no mistake, it will in God's good time.



http://www.financialweek.com/apps/pbcs. ... 68279/1036

Layoffs coming, and in large numbers, survey finds

By Mark Bruno
January 28, 2008

Corporate executives are poised to start making substantial cutbacks in their staffing, according to a new forecast by employment consulting and legal firm Career Protection.

In fact, the firm is predicting a 37% increase in layoffs this year over last, based on a survey of more than 1,300 corporate executives and senior level officials that was conducted earlier this month.

The layoff forecast registers as the worst in the last five years, according to Career Protection officials. They also indicated that the firm has already been “inundatedâ€