Hitler "Downfall" parody: ECRI learns that their recession call has blown up
- by New Deal democrat
I don't know who did this (the subscriber line says "becky quick" but I would take that with a few tons of salt especially since "she" lives in Australia!), and maybe it's a reader of this blog, but in any event it is too funny!
From Bonddad: NDD -- or whoever sent him this link -- almost owed me a new computer over this.
5 comments:
Anonymous
said...
"arse" ... might not be Australia, but sure isn't Manhattan
I have already read this post and I'm very happy to read this post. I strongly believe that this site defi nitely helpful because we can get more helpful information from this site so I suggest to everyone that please visit this site and take more important and helpful information. I will visit this site regularly.
triumph over no recession call after a 4th quarter decline? EU is recession and people are self immolating over the economic conditions, yet the USA is decoupled? The only upturn in employment is part time workers, or <30 hours per worker, no overtime and now I can't wait to get my Obamacare fine after my medicare and social security taxes just went up. Your celebration is hollow and misplaced. Try to get a recent HS grad out of the house, then try to tell me how great this recovery is!
Hi all, I'm 'becky quick'. Yes, I'm an Aussie. I wasn't suggesting anything about the recovery. I just noticed that ECRI has not updated its website since December and maybe it's time they came clean or at least provided an explanation. But mostly, it was just about having some reasonably good-natured fun at someone else's expense. Cheers.
My tax practice is centered around captive insurance. I'm the author of the book U.S. Captive Insurance Law (which is also available on Kindle), the leading book in the field. You can learn more about captive insurance at my website.
I'm on Linked In and Twitter (@captivelawyer). Silver Oz's Linked In name is @silver_oz. NDD is a fossil and may be reached by etching a picture in stone on the wall of a cave.
The Bonddad Economic History Project
At the beginning of 2012, I decided to start looking at the actual, statistical history of the US economy starting in 1950. The reason is simple: to find out what really happened. So, when you see title of a post that begins with a year such as 1957, followed by "employment" or "Fed policy: you know what it's for. You can also access the information by typing in BE for Bonddad econ and a year to find information on a particular year.
Here is a link to pages that contain links to all the posts on the years listed.
This blog contains opinions and observations. It is not professional advice in any way, shape or form and should not be construed that way. In other words, buyer beware.
5 comments:
"arse" ... might not be Australia, but sure isn't Manhattan
Heh... the ending few lines are beautiful...
I have already read this post and I'm very happy to read this post. I strongly believe that this site defi
nitely helpful because we can get more helpful information from this site so I suggest to everyone that please visit this site and take more important and helpful information. I will visit this site regularly.
authors
writers
publishers
triumph over no recession call after a 4th quarter decline? EU is recession and people are self immolating over the economic conditions, yet the USA is decoupled? The only upturn in employment is part time workers, or <30 hours per worker, no overtime and now I can't wait to get my Obamacare fine after my medicare and social security taxes just went up. Your celebration is hollow and misplaced. Try to get a recent HS grad out of the house, then try to tell me how great this recovery is!
Hi all, I'm 'becky quick'. Yes, I'm an Aussie. I wasn't suggesting anything about the recovery. I just noticed that ECRI has not updated its website since December and maybe it's time they came clean or at least provided an explanation. But mostly, it was just about having some reasonably good-natured fun at someone else's expense. Cheers.
Post a Comment