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maureen5
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Posted: Mon Sep 29th, 2008 12:43 am |
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Dear Friends,
I've shared with you several about trying to sell our house...to move closer to family... I need your prayers and advice . Our realtor contract expires in one week. We don't know whether to let the contract go, extend it for maybe a month or two, or to try to sell it ourselves. I know this is the worst possible time economically to sell a house. But I have faith that if it is supposed to sell , it will. Let me know what you think and what your angels are telling you.
I'm asking my angels Brad and Joseph and AA Michael and AA Raphael who are with me now.
Love to all,
m
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Ellie
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Posted: Mon Sep 29th, 2008 02:46 am |
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Well really its not the worst time to sell a house.They are calling this a buyers market.After all this bailout business the govt is going to be really wanting people to buy to recoup some money.I think they will be offering some sweet deals for first time buyers.So have faith and hang in things are going to come around for all of us.Much love.
Ellie
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Posted: Mon Sep 29th, 2008 08:03 pm |
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It sure is a buyers market....are you happy with the realtor you have? People are getting worried about not selling everywhere....so...just give the lowest price you can......or...hang in as long as you can......remember...the house you may 'want' to buy may not be ready for you yet....so, Divine Timing may not be right.....hand in there hon.....we're all praying for you........
Dee
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soraya
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Posted: Tue Sep 30th, 2008 06:09 am |
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OCTOBER14th........... fullmoon, in my sign aries, look to the skies, and energy of expecting results, light silver candle and call out to INANNA, moon goddess, for desired outcome. i often wish upon a star for added luck.
Soraya sunra
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AriesAngel
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Posted: Tue Sep 30th, 2008 06:04 pm |
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The "bailout" the government is proposing is going to place a severe economic hardship on ALL of us middle class Americans. The amount of taxes YOU are going to have to pay over the next 5 years will be SKY HIGH. Inflation will be at 25-30% people.
This "bailout" is only going to benefit the banks and coporations that made irresponsible business decisions and WE THE PEOPLE will be paying for THEIR MISTAKES for YEARS TO COME.
Don't make the mistake of thinking that this "bailout" is the answer to our prayers....instead it is the beginning of THE END to our individual prosperity.
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.....GET EDUCATED.
REAGANOMICS MEETS THE GOP-BOLSHEVIK STATE
Potemkin economy
BY MARC COOPER
FORGET ABOUT THIS FRIDAY’S presidential debate. The real drama of this political season is unfolding on the steps of Capitol Hill. Indeed, the commotion around the Great Economic Crash of 2008 looks more and more like a Sergei Eisenstein movie set piece. As the wobbly baby carriage of the national economy perilously bounces and careens down the concrete steps, hordes of oppressed investment bankers, busted-out brokers, angry arbitragers, enraged Gucci-heeled lobbyists — all led by Hank Paulson’s banner-waving Republican Guard — are wildly charging upward and threatening to seize and burn the Winter Palace.
Look out , Corporate America! Here come the Banker Battalions!
The cratering economy — with our savings, our pensions and, in many cases, our very homes vaporizing before our eyes — has not only consigned free market voodoo economic theory to the dustbin of history, as Leon Trotsky would say, but has also transformed the GOP into the modern incarnation of the Bolsheviks. Let’s speak clearly here: When you nationalize the commanding heights of the economy, when the government buys up nearly a trillion dollars in toxic private assets, with plans to manage and re-sell them, it is instituting what — in the real world — are called socialist measures.
OK, so it’s right-wing Republicans carrying out the deed, but there’s still no denying it. When individuals, tens of millions of individuals are put at risk by the big hairy finger of the market, and when the government intervenes to save them in name of the collective good, we’re talking neither Reagan nor Laffer nor any Neocons. We’re talking Marx, Engels and Lenin.
Indeed, writing on TheBigMoney.com, James Ledbetter notes that "the Bush administration has undertaken the single largest socialist investment in the history of mankind. The Bolshevik revolution of 1917 couldn’t dream of an economy worth $700 billion; the figure dwarfs anything ever attempted by Fidel Castro or the Sandinistas." Hugo Chavez, compañero, eat your heart out. You bet on the wrong horse and should have joined the Florida20Republican Party if you wanted a real revolution.
Unfortunately, like most socialist revolutions, the current Bush-Bernake regime suffers from a hypocritical double morality. The Wall Street nomenklatura will not only continue in business, in one way or another, but will also continue to reap fabulously fat salaries as the taxpayers pick up the tab for the stinking mess. This revolution fully socializes all of the losses and risks while keeping private profit intact. Some deal.
We can also expect the new regime, following earlier revolutionary models, to immediately institute a retroactive amnesty law, absolving all those who sunk us into this sewer from any liability or responsibility. The commentariat insists on speaking of a "complicated credit crisis" aggravated by "the proliferation of sophisticated financial instruments."
To which I answer with two letters: B.S.
THIS MELTDOWN IS THE DIRECT PRODUCT of 25 years of "trickle-down" economic theory, often aided and abetted by Democrats but zealously championed by the Republicans, especially the Bush White House and the last 14 years of the Gramm-McCain-GOP anti-regulatory Congress. Any sort of market regulation or enforcement or even management had become a dirty word, equated — quite ironically — with socialism. A wave of unbridled and even publicly celebrated greed and legalized looting of what some had imagined would have been a prolonged second Gilded Age has mercilessly crashed on the hard beach of real ity. You couldn’t bilk all of the people all of the time and get away with it (though the proposed terms of the big bailout seem to defy that assertion).
Neither political party and, therefore, neither major presidential candidate was quite prepared to confront such a catastrophe in the final days of the campaign. In all fairness, however, McCain has responded more or less like a jackass, flitting around the country and reading an ever-changing and jumbled response from 3x5 cards prepared by his staff. His constant invocation of the word "worker" rings with all the inauthenticity of Lyndon Baines Johnson mightily struggling to pronounce the word "negro" instead of spitting out the less elegant iteration to which he was accustomed to using in private.
Perhaps there’s some biblical overtones to all this happening with just about 40 days to go before November 4. The celestial deluge of red ink — feared for many years — has unleashed itself right on schedule and is likely to wash away all that has come before it. Not that you can see as much of an eyelash flutter from the Republican campaign. We are now way too deep, deep, deep down Orwell’s well to glimpse any signs of shame. The de-regulators are now the regulators. The enablers and defenders of organized greed now rail against greedy Wall Street CEOs. The real problem, we’re told, wasn’t the last eight years but rather the eight years before that. Barack Obama has no experience and20has only voted "present" except, of course, for his direct role in provoking the entire economic catastrophe.
The truth is that the choice now before the American people is as stark as one can remember in modern history. If they make the wrong one six weeks from now, just exactly to whome do they plan to complain when the water is up to their necks?
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Posted: Tue Sep 30th, 2008 11:45 pm |
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To Maureen5
I pray you sell you house and have finical sercurity for a good long while.
Love
jul
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maureen5
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Posted: Tue Sep 30th, 2008 11:54 pm |
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Thank you all for your love and prayers...I am giving it to God and the angels...sell or not sell...
Whatever God wants for us. I have decided to be happy whatever....
Love to all
m
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