nasa1974's Account Talk

Quotes from the previously linked article.
"As the dust settles after a revolt, we can band with our allies in the area to help set up the type of government which would best serve the people of Iran."
And
"With stronger sanctions coming into place right now, it is only a matter of time until the government of Iran begins to take resources from the people and Iranians are pushed over the edge. "
Is the author really suggesting we set up a government to serve the people of Iran? Or ourselves? Sanctions really "help the people of Iran"
;)

Re-link:
http://news.yahoo.com/allow-iran-implode-keep-aircraft-carrier-strait-hormuz-193500145.html
 
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Obama's consumer bureau appointment raises political, legal stakes
Naming Richard Cordray as CFPB head during recess thrills activists, angers Republicans.


· Obama makes three more recess appointments, all NLRB 01/04/12
The NLRB appointments follow Obama's controversial recess appointment of Richard Cordray to a new consumer board.

· Obama reelection strategy seen in Cordray appointment 01/04/12
The move marks a new step in a procedural arms race in which both parties, while professing outrage, counter each other's obstruction with new procedural tactics.

· Campaigning for Cuts 01/04/12
GOP presidential candidates' plans for shrinking the federal footprint.

· IRS management is relatively diverse, IG finds 01/04/12
More senior executives at the Internal Revenue Service come from varied backgrounds than their counterparts at other federal agencies, report says.

· Obama to make rare visit to Pentagon for rollout of new strategy 01/04/12

· Air Force to offer second round of buyouts 01/04/12

· NOAA moves to cloud-based email 01/04/12
 
The market is not looking good

C fund down 0.77%
S fund down 1.10%
I fund down 2.02%

Let's hope it doesn't get to bad.
 
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Pentagon plan will affect personnel; details to come in budget request
Benefits will be protected, but department has an obligation to control costs, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says.
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· Postal reform bills could see action early this year 01/05/12
Pay and benefits changes are included in both House and Senate legislation.

· Campaigning for Cuts 01/05/12
GOP presidential candidates' plans for shrinking the federal footprint.

· Defense technology to grow despite Pentagon budget cuts 01/05/12
Cyberspace, space and science research to get funding boost.

· Republicans to ask Justice about Obama's recess appointments 01/05/12
Sen. Grassley prepares letter asking the attorney general if the White House sought his agency's legal advice.


· Shifts at Pentagon reflect dual realities of different threats, tighter budgets 01/05/12

· The Week in Comments: Cordray, buyouts and a military pay raise 01/05/12

· Agency stimulus spending slightly higher than predicted 01/05/12

· Play of the Day -- Jon Stewart: Rick Santorum is the guy Mitt Romney is pretending to be 01/05/12
 
My new years resolution is to leave the I fund alone unless it is freak'n SCREAMING buy in the chart pattern. It would have to be way oversold and on its tenth consecutive red candle stick.
 
My new years resolution is to leave the I fund alone unless it is freak'n SCREAMING buy in the chart pattern. It would have to be way oversold and on its tenth consecutive red candle stick.

The I fund is not the same as it was back a few years ago when many members road that train to some very, very nice profits. Once the Euro stabilizes and many of those countries can stop flat lining the I fund will be a nice train to ride again.
 
Wow!! What a jump in the Tracker yesterday. Jumped from 204 to 47. Whats interesting is the first couple of weeks is how much the top 50 change position. Good luck everyone.
 
I just went back to the Tracker to look at something and noticed that there are 126 members tied at 1.70%, 257 members tied at .02% and only 90 members below zero. We have to make sure that the below zero group gets smaller and everybody finishes the year above zero.
 
I have change all my future contributions to the I fund. It will probably get pounded for a while but it will rebound sharply at some point.
 
Both my eyes are swollen shut from the pounding I have taken over the last several months in the I fund; staying in and seeing what 2012 brings us. I was thrilled to have finished off 2011 in positive territory (considering how in the red I was for a while).

Best of luck to all!

BigJohn
 
I just went back to the Tracker to look at something and noticed that there are 126 members tied at 1.70%, 257 members tied at .02% and only 90 members below zero. We have to make sure that the below zero group gets smaller and everybody finishes the year above zero.
You are going to have a hard time making sure everybody finishes the year above zero with me in the list. :embarrest: I'm currently one of the 257 tied at .02%. We are the 100% G from the start of 2012 folks who are afraid of dipping below zero right off the bat. :o
 
I just went back to the Tracker to look at something and noticed that there are 126 members tied at 1.70%, 257 members tied at .02% and only 90 members below zero. We have to make sure that the below zero group gets smaller and everybody finishes the year above zero.
Thank you, Kind Sir, for your good wishes !! I have embraced them !
And congratulations on your placement ....:D
 
Well if the market stays close to where it is right now my #47 spot in the tracker is in jeapordy. :nuts: There are 126 members .01% behind me and I will fall from the top 50 to hopefully near the bottom of the top 100. :rolleyes: AH!! It was nice for awhile being in the top 50. :D
 
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