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Car Chase Ends With Suicide On Live TV — SHEP SMITH DECLARES ‘WE REALLY MESSED UP’
Car Chase Ends With Suicide On Live TV — SHEP SMITH DECLARES ‘WE REALLY MESSED UP’
News Busters ^ | 9-28-12 | Joe Weisenthal
Posted on Friday, September 28, 2012 4:01:42 PM by STARWISE
A stunning moment just happened on Fox News…
Shepard Smith was in the midst of narrating one of his famous car chases.
However it appeared to end in tragedy, as the suspect ran out of his car and shot himself in the head on the middle of a field.
ALBERT EDWARDS: I Just Got Back From America, And Boy, Is It Getting Bad! (Democrats Packing Heat)
ALBERT EDWARDS: I Just Got Back From America, And Boy, Is It Getting Bad! (Democrats Packing Heat)
TBI ^ | 11-30-2011 | Joe Weisenthal
Posted on Wednesday, November 30, 2011 10:00:31 AM by blam
ALBERT EDWARDS: I Just Got Back From America, And Boy, Is It Getting Bad!
Joe Weisenthal
Nov. 30, 2011, 7:27 AM
Hilarious note today from SocGen‘s ultra-bearish strategist Albert Edwards.
Evidently he just got back from the US, and was pretty appalled.
I’ve recently returned from a marketing trip to the U.S. I hadn’t quite appreciated how dangerous it is getting out there. We are all becoming familiar with the rise in social tensions in this post-bubble world. But I had not quite appreciated that in this more insecure world we now inhabit, owning a firearm would become so normal.
Bank Of America Analyst Advocates The “Unthinkable” — An Intentional Default On US Debt
Bank Of America Analyst Advocates The “Unthinkable” — An Intentional Default On US Debt
Bank Of America Analyst Advocates The “Unthinkable” — An Intentional Default On US Debt
Business Insider ^ | 04/17/2011 | Joe Weisenthal
Posted on Sunday, April 17, 2011 10:34:43 PM by The Magical Mischief Tour
We continue to be astounded by the emergence of the pro-default meme within financial circles.
Previously it was Chris Whalen and Dean Baker taking the stance that the US could default with minimal negative ramifications.
Now it’s someone at a major bank: BofA‘s credit strategist Jeffrey Rosenberg, whose note from Friday is titled The Case For Default (via @dutch_book).
He explicitly rejects the doom camp, and thinks temporary default could be managed without significant market interruption.
We don’t find his argument to be all that convincing.











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