Mind your own business, idiot.
International Monetary Fund head Christine Lagarde criticized the U.S.
government's budget policies as too tight on Tuesday, in an appearance
in Amsterdam that was interrupted by student protestors.
Lagarde said the U.S. government's debt reduction plans are too abrupt, including the $85 billion in federal budget cuts known as the sequester. She said that the current policies would lower the U.S. economy's growth rate.
Lagarde said the U.S. government's debt reduction plans are too abrupt, including the $85 billion in federal budget cuts known as the sequester. She said that the current policies would lower the U.S. economy's growth rate.
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It's hard to lower our growth rate much farther. The IMF wants us, and all nations to be further in debt and financial distress so that they can exert more influence on our economic policies...= more control over the respective country.
ReplyDeleteThe IMF (financed primarily by us) is just an official/unofficial arm of the UN which is seeking more control over all nations.
Agreed.
DeleteLegarde is either hoping to destroy the dollar or she is educated beyond her intellegence or possibly both.
ReplyDeleteAgreed again!:)
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