Comments on: George Soros Says the Credit Crisis Hits Affluent African-Americans Hardest

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 21:37:00 +0000

Because they are no longer in tune with how the world works, financial titans of a bygone era, like George Soros and Warren Buffet, have become a Greek chorus of doom and gloom. Fortunately, a new generation of entrepreneurs and capitalists is building a new global economy on the principles of the Network.

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 16:34:00 +0000

Soros needs to sell gloom and doom to African-Americans to keep them dependent on the government. Don’t buy into it.

For a balanced assessment read:http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/soros-peddles-doom-as-new-global-economy-boom

“People like Soros and fellow billionaire Warren Buffett might be anxious.

“Every generation has perceived the limits to growth that finite resources and undesirable side effects would pose if no new recipes or ideas were discovered,” he has written. “And every generation has underestimated the potential for finding new recipes and ideas. We consistently fail to grasp how many ideas remain to be discovered. The difficulty is the same one we have with compounding. Possibilities do not add up. They multiply.”

Like an old general fighting the last war, maybe Soros really does despair for the world economy, or perhaps like an old lion, he has simply lost his stomach for the hunt.

Things look very different from where I sit in Silicon Valley.

Short-term disruptions aside, technology, culture, and economics are all coming together in just the right way to assemble the biggest, most dynamic wealth-creation network the world has ever known. The mass adoption of personal computers, the Internet, and mobile telephony, combined with the ready use of voice, data, video, and email communications, are forging a powerful, new global nexus. Since we have never experienced a market quite like this before, old yardsticks don’t do it justice.

While Soros warns that the good times are over, the Internet is quietly creating the biggest, most dynamic economy the world has ever known.”

By: The Christian Progressive Liberal

The Christian Progressive Liberal — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 16:17:00 +0000

The fact that P. G. County is one of the hardest hit counties is no surprise, considering their former representative, Al Wynn, isn't even sticking around to serve out his term, and leave the mess for Donna Edwards to clean up.

Someone needs to ask Al how much he got from the Banking industry because he did everything they asked for:

Draconian Bankruptcy Law - CHECK
Sub-Prime Mortgages that lead to Foreclosure - CHECK
High Energy Oil Costs - CHECK.

Now we know why he isn't even sticking around to finish out his term and going to work for one of the biggest oil/energy lobbying firms in DC.