Greenspan knew what everyone had known for decades, since the inception of large scale crude exports from the middle east...
The straits of Hormuz had to stay open for it all to work and with pathological nit-wits at the helms of most of those small middle eastern countries a show down with one or another was bound to ensue...
Note the rationalization: "It is long past time that Americans and the richest of all countries realize that health care is a right and not a privilege,"
frgifnWhat's to clarify?
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The straits of Hormuz had to stay open for it all to work and with pathological nit-wits at the helms of most of those small middle eastern countries a show down with one or another was bound to ensue...
Geenspan has made sure that if people didn't take him for a fool before, they will now: When asked about his view on Hillary Clinton for president he says, "Very smart. She is probably everything that everybody says about her. She wouldn't be a bad president, but she won't attack the issues which really require coming to grips with during the campaign. The absolute blindness of candidates to the obvious issue of Medicare's problems is just truly discouraging to me," Greenspan says
Remember this is the nanny state socialist that The centerpiece of Clinton's plan is the so-called "individual mandate," requiring everyone to have health insurance — just as most states require drivers to purchase auto insurance
Note the rationalization: "It is long past time that Americans and the richest of all countries realize that health care is a right and not a privilege,"
Gee! How will that effect the following? Taxpayers on the hook for $59 trillion
Its enough to make one wish for SERENITY
Greenspan is just another McCain, but in a fancier suit. Too bad he trained his own successor.
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