I find it curious that you provide nothing substantive ... you offer no refutation of the words, concepts nor ideas presented ...
You are as delirious as Gaar. First of all not one of the idiotic posts that you put up contains a single scrap of economic analysis, nothing at all. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. My outcomes are being realized in the cold hard light of day. If you want evidence on how I have come to the correct conclusion, read Das Kapital, What do you want me to do read it to you. I have posted many articles by the SEP providing emperical evidence, figures and outcomes. You choose to ignore them. Here are just a few. Start reading. (wsws.org) 8 September 2008 Europe gripped by fear of global crash The American "financial tsunami" hits Asia 17 September 2008 US Federal Reserve announces $85 billion bailout of insurance giant AIG Illinois prepares wide-ranging budget cuts 16 September 2008 The Wall Street crisis and the failure of American capitalism More US corporate bailouts on the way 12 September 2008 US bailout of mortgage giants sets stage for wider financial crisis 10 September 2008 Record corporate bailout reveals the bankruptcy of American capitalism 8 September 2008 US government takes over mortgage giants to stave off financial meltdown 8 August 2008 The origins of the subprime market 6 August 2008 Oil giants report massive profits 31 July 2008 Global trade talks collapse 9 July 2008 G8 summit marked by impotence and division 5 July 2008 A socialist answer to the global rise in gas prices 1 July 2008 Bank for International Settlements annual report World economy may be at "tipping point" 30 June 2008 Fed minutes show extent of Bear Stearns crisis 27 June 2008 US Fed caught in global turbulence 13 June 2008 Two truck drivers killed as European and Asian fuel protests spread 2 June 2008 Fuel price protests spread across Europe 10 June 2008 The world food crisis and the capitalist market Part Three 9 June 2008 The world food crisis and the capitalist market Part Two 7 June 2008 The world food crisis and the capitalist market Part One 2 May 2008 Agricultural corporations boast huge profits in midst of food crisis 19 April 2008 IMF and OECD: Europe will be hit hard by US recession 18 April 2008 Shades of 1929: the global implications of the US banking collapse Part 3 17 April 2008 Shades of 1929: the global implications of the US banking collapse Part 2 16 April 2008 Shades of 1929: the global implications of the US banking collapse Part 1 29 March 2008 Global food prices rise and famine increases 22 March 2008 US financial crisis fuels social unrest Workers protest rising prices in UAE, Egypt 20 March 2008 Asian economies hit by US financial crisis and slowdown 18 March 2008 Shades of 1929: Bear Stearns collapse signals deepest crisis since Great Depression 5 March 2008 Oil-linked inflation destabilizes Africa, Middle East 3 March 2008 Letters on review of Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine 1 March 2008 BMW axes 8,100 jobs to increase profits 28 February 2008 A superficial analysis of global capitalism--Part 2 The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism by Naomi Klein, Allen Lane: 2007 27 February 2008 Mining firms impose huge price hike on Chinese steelmakers: a sign of global inflation A superficial analysis of global capitalism--Part 1 The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism by Naomi Klein, Allen Lane: 2007 25 February 2008 Food prices continue to rise worldwide 20 February 2008 Sino-Australian relations complicated by BHP's attempted merger with Rio Tinto 5 February 2008 The world crisis of capitalism and the prospects for socialism--Part five 4 February 2008 The world crisis of capitalism and the prospects for socialism--Part four 2 February 2008 The world crisis of capitalism and the prospects for socialism--Part three 1 February 2008 The world crisis of capitalism and the prospects for socialism--Part two 31 January 2008 The world crisis of capitalism and the prospects for socialism--Part one 24 January 2008 US recession fears provoke continued market turmoil 23 January 2008 US cuts interest rates amid fears of global financial collapse 22 January 2008 Threat of US recession panics global stock markets 13 December 2007 Central banks coordinate actions amid fears of a global financial breakdown 7 December 2007 Amid global financial instability: China-EU trade tensions intensify 23 October 2007 G7 meetings highlight deepening problems for US and world economy 22 October 2007 IMF growth forecast not as good as it looks 3 October 2007 Markets continue to rise but US dollar slides 20 September 2007 Contradictions mount in US and world economy in wake of Fed rate cut 19 September 2007 US Fed rate cut fires up Wall Street 17 September 2007 Credit crisis spreads as British bank collapses 8 September 2007 Prospects for US recession increase as jobs report shows first decline in four years 7 September 2007 World economy: Credit crunch could bring recession 5 September 2007 German bank loss only the start 3 September 2007 US housing crisis could spark serious economic downturn 30 August 2007 World economy: Financial crisis exposes market myths 24 August 2007 World economy: Credit crunch fallout begins to spread 20 August 2007 Credit crisis claims another bank 18 August 2007 Fed moves to halt market meltdown 17 August 2007 Wild gyrations on world markets 16 August 2007 Millions of toxic toys recalled: The nightmarish reality of global capitalism 13 August 2007 Worldwide market panic compels central banks to intervene 10 August 2007 Credit fears spark stock market plunge 2 August 2007 Bursting of credit bubble underlies stock market turbulence 31 July 2007 Global credit crisis fuels stock market turmoil 24 April 2007 After strong growth, world economy at a "turning point" 12 April 2007 US steps up trade pressure on China 2 March 2007 Wild swings on Wall Street 28 February 2007 Global markets slide after China sell-off 3 February 2007 Big oil companies post record profits for 2006 21 November 2006 Milton Friedman 1912-2006: "Free market" architect of social reaction 8 November 2006 The crisis of US imperialism in historical perspective 4 October 2006 The multi-billion dollar demise of hedge fund Amaranth 18 August 2006 Warnings of a US recession and global slowdown 26 July 2006 Bitter recriminations as trade talks collapse 30 June 2006 Bankers' bank puzzles over state of world economy 24 June 2006 Global markets stabilise but risks increase 17 June 2006 Global market slide may have further to go 9 May 2006 Asian growth rates rise but employment problems deepen 25 April 2006 Global growth rates rise, but the foundations are shaky 14 March 2006 Bank of Japan policy shift will have global impact 2 March 2006 WSWS International Editorial Board meeting Nick Beams: Report on world economy in 2006--Part Three 1 March 2006 WSWS International Editorial Board meeting Nick Beams: Report on world economy in 2006--Part Two 28 February 2006 WSWS International Editorial Board meeting Nick Beams: Report on the world economy in 2006--Part One 14 February 2006 US trade gap hits another record 1 February 2006 The legacy of US Fed chairman Greenspan 19 December 2005 WTO talks keep trade round on life support 12 December 2005 WTO trade talks head for a stalemate 29 July 2005 China's yuan revaluation a response to increased US pressure 21 July 2005 Greenspan points to "significant uncertainties" in US economy 5 July 2005 A warning to the G-8 from the bankers' bank 14 June 2005 Global interest rate "conundrum" recalls the 1930s 30 May 2005 World economy becoming more dependent on US debt 26 May 2005 OECD warns time is "running out" to correct global imbalances 23 May 2005 US indebtedness a growing threat to global stability 17 May 2005 Clouds gather over world economy 2 May 2005 US growth rate points to global downturn 18 April 2005 World markets expecting further falls 12 April 2005 Global financial system faces growing risks 22 December 2004 Dollar devaluation cannot right the US economy 8 December 2004 Question mark over US dollar's global role 29 November 2004 US dollar slide continues 23 November 2004 US dollar slide to continue after G20 meeting 18 November 2004 US dollar slide increases global tensions 8 November 2004 US debt ceiling to be lifted 16 June 2004 The growing irrelevance of the G8 summit 9 June 2004 US Fed set to lift rates 17 May 2004 Global recovery could be short lived 5 May 2004 China "overheating" spells trouble for world economy 22 April 2004 Proceed carefully with interest rate rise, IMF warns 14 April 2004 Marxism and the political economy of Paul Sweezy Part 7: The socialist revolution 13 April 2004 Marxism and the political economy of Paul Sweezy Part 6: Writing off the working class 12 April 2004 Marxism and the political economy of Paul Sweezy Part 5: "The tendency of the surplus to rise" 9 April 2004 Marxism and the political economy of Paul Sweezy Part 4: Monopoly Capital 8 April 2004 Marxism and the political economy of Paul Sweezy Part 3: The breakdown theory 7 April 2004 Marxism and the political economy of Paul Sweezy Part 2: The Theory of Capitalist Development 6 April 2004 Marxism and the political economy of Paul Sweezy Part 1: Early influences 1 April 2004 Banker's speech points to global problems 15 March 2004 US trade gap highlights rising debt burden 9 February 2004 G7 papers over growing problems 12 January 2004 IMF delivers strong warning on growth of US debt 6 January 2004 The Parmalat scandal: Europe's ten-billion euro black hole 3 January 2004 World economy: No smooth path to growth in 2004 25 November 2003 Whither the US dollar? On Sep 30, 8:47 pm, Frank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have not arrived at a contradiction in my thoughts, I quite clearly > stated that capitalism is a system of contradictions. Therefore what > Alyssa Rosenbaum is absolutely correct > > To arrive at a contradiction is to confess an error in one's > thinking (in this case it is the contradiction of a system, not a > thought); to maintain a contradiction is to abdicate one's > mind and to evict oneself from the realm of reality. -- Alyssa > Rosenbaum > > Once again you place the noose around your own neck. > > On Sep 30, 2:34 pm, "M.A. Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Frank > > It works until the contradictions of capitalism erode the living > > standards of the workers to the point that they can no longer > > purchase the wants they have been convinced they that need. > > This is precisely the point at which we have arrived. > > > MJ > > Do identify and explain these so-called "contradictions" of > > capitalism. > > > These religious tenets of yours are quite amusing -- that you > > consistently fail to support them is far more telling. > > > Regard$, > > --MJ > > > To arrive at a contradiction is to confess an error in one's > > thinking; to maintain a contradiction is to abdicate one's > > mind and to evict oneself from the realm of reality. -- Alyssa Rosenbaum --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. 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