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Crisis still the main subject at Obama-Medvedev talks

Published: 05 July, 2009, 10:40


Economics remains one of the main topics of the Moscow talks. Russia says international financial institutions need revamping. Along with others countries, it also questions dollar’s role as the world's reserve currency.

 
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madmilker July 05, 2009, 20:57 quote
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where is the birth certificate? where did the $5 trillion dollars go? With America being $57 trillion in debt and 70% of the GDP is made up of consumers buying stuff....and now the American people waking up to those facts and getting so tight with a George Washington that their breath smells like sh!! and they squeak when they walk....what happens to the GDP? Inquiring minds want to know... The US National Debt: 1910 2.6 (billions) 1920 25.9 1930 16.2 1940 43.0 1950 257.4 1960 290.2 1970 389.2 1980 930.2 1990 3,233.3 (trillion) 2000 5,674.2 2005 7,932.7 2006 8,506.9 2007 9,007.6 2008 10,024.7 and with all those web sites with names like Tom Heneghan-myspace and stewwebb dot com....we the people are getting more and more like a cat.....but curiosity doesn't really kill. Does it!

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