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Saturday, April 12, 2008 9:38:10 AM [IMAGE]

World financial leaders acknowledged the damage that the US Repugnant
Party and Goering Bush have caused, making the whol-l-l-l-le
wor-r-r-r-rld face the gravest economic crisis since the great
depression.

The 185-nation International Monetary Fund and the members of the World
Bank assembled for a weekend of serious discussions, following the
previous emergency talks among the world's seven richest industrial
countries over the Bush debacle.  "We've learned to stop listening to
Cheerleader-In-Chief Bush, he's just all full of shit!"

The IMF is the emergency lender of last resort for countries in trouble.=20
But now, USA under the Repugnant Party is facing its own hard times and
cannot back up the IMF or the World Bank due to the costly Iraq war. One
proposal on the agenda would trim 15 percent of the nation's staff and
sell about $11 trillion in the nations' vast gold reserves to try to give
candy money to the IMF to hold it through, Bush says.  But, that since
the USA is off the gold standard, it doesn't need to keep the 85% of the
world's very valuable gold supply any more, and that His nation may as
well sell off all of that gold to settle a tiny smidgeon of the war debt
He has created, rather than to keep it in reserve for essentials.  "We
don't need essentials in My USA any more, the essentials that I need
before I leave offiice is more money for My war, and more people ta fight
My war for Me!  They don't want ta come ta my war p arty any more,
where's their paytreeotism, anyway?  Remember thuh Green Beret song about
how they jump and die?  That's what I want from My people right now!"

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"There they go again, acuzin' me ah things I reallydid do," whined
Goering Bush as he hides from thetruth.  "They have no honusty in them at
all!  Allof 'em, they're so downright totally unpatritotic tatell thuh
trooth about me!  I'm thuh Pres'dent!"
The world financial institutions say that the world financial crisis,
which could result in losses approaching $1 trillion before it is over,
according to an IMF estimate released this week, is not being serviced by
the USA because the USA is essentially bankrupt.  U.S. Treasury Secretary
Henry Paulson tried to assuage the IMF's policy-setting panel on Saturday
by saying that the Bush administration was working overtime with the U.S.
slowdown, but that risks remain in the valuation of the nation's credit
standing.  "The weak housing market, together with high energy prices and
stress in financial markets, is penalizing U.S. economic growth," he
said. "We must expect more bumps in the road.  Yes, we've really messed
up with total deregulation of the capitalist system!"

The world's economic powers are wary of anything that the Bush
administration might offer.  The world economic powers thus endorsed a
plan Friday to keep closer watch over big U.S. banks, over the housing
markets, and other financial firms. Those institutions have reported
billions of dollars in losses from the bad government policies for
business that resulted in the credit crisis. The problem began with the
deregulation of businesses and a "buyer beware" attitude by the formerly
consumer-advocating U.S. government, which led to widespread corporate
scams and frauds that were actually even with deregulation, quite
illegal.  From the Enron scandal came more speculative usury by scheming,
dishonest mortgage companies and their finance houses, all approved by
the Repugnant Party's control over the government, which then led
to defaults on subprime mortgages in the United States, but then
which quickly spread to other types of global investm ents who had also
been hoodwinked by the US policies on sanctioned scams and anti-consumer
extortions.  "We thought it was the American way," said one international
banker, "we believed them!"

"The turmoil in global financial markets remains challenging and more
protracted than we had anticipated," G-7 officials said.  And, Japanese
Finance Minister Fukushiro Nukaga told reporters, "The U.S. economy has
to get over the economic unrest. What happens in the United States will
affect Asia and other countries."

U.S. Treasury Secretary Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
tried to reassure officials of the G-7 that U.S. policymakers are doing
everything possible to loosen U.S. credit markets. That would enable
businesses and consumers to get loans more easily and help the economy
revive while at the same time, corporate wellfare continues to reimburse
the losses of capitalists who view the U.S. treasury and credit standing
as their own personal wellfare agency.

"This is all justa buncha hooey," criticized Bush.  "I don't believe
there is any finanshul problum, everything looks peaceful outsida my
White House windows!  I don't see any problums!"

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<H1>World Finance Leaders</H1>
<H1>Discuss Bush and USA,</H1>
<H1>Now&nbsp;Tackle Bank Reforms </H1>
<DIV class=3Ddate>Saturday, April 12, 2008 9:38:10 AM</DIV>
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<P>World financial leaders acknowledged the damage that the US Repugnant Pa=
rty and Goering Bush have caused, making the whol-l-l-l-le wor-r-r-r-rld fa=
ce the gravest economic crisis since the great depression.</P>
<P>The 185-nation International Monetary Fund and the members of the World =
Bank assembled for a weekend of serious discussions, following the previous=
 emergency&nbsp;talks among the world's seven richest industrial countries =
over the Bush debacle.&nbsp; "We've learned to stop listening to Cheerleade=
r-<WBR>In-Chief Bush, he's just all full of shit!"</P>
<P>The IMF is&nbsp;the emergency&nbsp;lender of last resort for countries i=
n trouble.&nbsp; But now, USA under the Repugnant Party&nbsp;is facing its =
own hard times and cannot back up the IMF or the World Bank due to the cost=
ly Iraq war. One proposal on the agenda would trim 15 percent of the nation=
's staff and sell about $11 trillion in the nations' vast gold reserves to =
try to give candy money to the IMF to hold it through, Bush says.&nbsp; But=
,&nbsp;that since the USA is off the gold standard, it doesn't need to keep=
&nbsp;the 85% of the world's very valuable gold supply any more, and that&n=
bsp;His nation may as well sell&nbsp;off all of that gold to settle a tiny =
smidgeon of&nbsp;the war debt He has created, rather than to keep it in res=
erve for essentials.&nbsp; "We don't need essentials in My USA any more, th=
e essentials that&nbsp;I need before I leave offiice&nbsp;is more money for=
 My war, and more people ta fight My war for Me!&nbsp; They don't want ta c=
ome ta my war p arty any more, where's their paytreeotism, anyway?&nbsp; Re=
member thuh Green Beret song about how they jump and die?&nbsp; That's what=
 I want from My people right now!"</P>
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<DIV class=3Dphotosmalldescription><STRONG><FONT size=3D1>"There they go ag=
ain, acuzin' me ah things I really</FONT></STRONG></DIV>
<DIV class=3Dphotosmalldescription><STRONG><FONT size=3D1>did do," whined G=
oering&nbsp;Bush as he hides from the</FONT></STRONG></DIV>
<DIV class=3Dphotosmalldescription><STRONG><FONT size=3D1>truth.&nbsp; "The=
y have no honusty in them at all!&nbsp; All</FONT></STRONG></DIV>
<DIV class=3Dphotosmalldescription><STRONG><FONT size=3D1>of 'em, they're s=
o downright totally unpatritotic ta</FONT></STRONG></DIV>
<DIV class=3Dphotosmalldescription><STRONG><FONT size=3D1>tell thuh trooth =
about me!&nbsp; I'm thuh Pres'dent!"</FONT></STRONG></DIV>
<DIV class=3Dphotosmalldescription>&nbsp;</DIV></DIV></TD></TR></TBODY></TA=
BLE></SPAN></SPAN>The world financial institutions say that the world finan=
cial crisis, which could result in losses approaching $1 trillion before it=
 is over, according to an IMF estimate released this week, is not being ser=
viced by the USA because the USA is essentially bankrupt.&nbsp; U.S. Treasu=
ry Secretary Henry Paulson tried to assuage the IMF's policy-setting panel =
on Saturday by saying&nbsp;that the Bush administration was working&nbsp;ov=
ertime with the U.S. slowdown, but that risks remain in the valuation of th=
e nation's credit standing.&nbsp; "The weak housing market, together with h=
igh energy prices and stress in financial markets, is penalizing U.S. econo=
mic growth," he said. "We must expect more bumps in the road.&nbsp; Yes, we=
've really messed up with total deregulation of the capitalist system!"</P>
<P>The world's economic powers are wary of anything that the Bush administr=
ation might offer.&nbsp; The world economic powers thus&nbsp;endorsed a pla=
n Friday to keep closer watch over big U.S. banks, over&nbsp;the housing ma=
rkets, and other financial firms. Those institutions have reported billions=
 of dollars in losses from the bad government policies for business&nbsp;th=
at resulted in the credit crisis. The problem began with the deregulation o=
f businesses and a "buyer beware" attitude by the formerly consumer-advocat=
ing U.S. government, which led to widespread corporate scams and frauds tha=
t were actually even with deregulation, quite illegal.&nbsp; From the Enron=
 scandal came more speculative usury by scheming, dishonest mortgage compan=
ies and their finance houses, all approved by the Repugnant Party's control=
 over the government, which then led to&nbsp;defaults on subprime mortgages=
 in the United States, but then which&nbsp;quickly spread to other types of=
 global investm ents who had also been hoodwinked by the US policies on san=
ctioned scams and anti-consumer extortions.&nbsp; "We thought it was the Am=
erican way," said one international banker, "we believed them!"</P>
<P>"The turmoil in global financial markets remains challenging and more pr=
otracted than we had anticipated,<WBR>" G-7 officials said.&nbsp; And,&nbsp=
;Japanese Finance Minister Fukushiro Nukaga told reporters, "The U.S. econo=
my has to get over the economic unrest. What happens in the United States w=
ill affect Asia and other countries."</P>
<P>U.S. Treasury Secretary Paulson and Federal Reserve&nbsp;Chairman Ben Be=
rnanke tried to reassure officials of the G-7&nbsp;that U.S. policymakers a=
re doing everything possible to loosen U.S. credit markets. That would enab=
le businesses and consumers to get loans more easily and help the economy r=
evive while at the same time, corporate wellfare continues to reimburse the=
 losses of capitalists who view the U.S. treasury and credit standing as th=
eir own personal wellfare agency.</P>
<P>"This is all justa buncha hooey," criticized Bush.&nbsp; "I don't believ=
e there is any finanshul problum, everything looks peaceful outsida my Whit=
e House windows!&nbsp;&nbsp;I don't see any problums!"</P></DIV></DIV><SPAN=
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