Politics

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[Vashper]

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It's not that controversial; but then we can say that the principle of the traffic light is distrust of freedom.

 

[jpr9954]

 

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It might be time to vacation in Europe again.

As bad as America has debased the dollar, it is hard to believe it is so strong.

Opinion | The Political Agony of the Euro’s Parity With the Dollar

The currency’s slide is an effect of a fundamental yet barely acknowledged change in its purpose.

www.wsj.com

 

[VertigoBE]

It might be time to vacation in Europe again.

As bad as America has debased the dollar, it is hard to believe it is so strong.

Opinion | The Political Agony of the Euro’s Parity With the Dollar

The currency’s slide is an effect of a fundamental yet barely acknowledged change in its purpose.

www.wsj.com

More than welcome over here for a beer or two, to swallow away the sorrows of the current world!

 

[Jfet]

It's not that controversial; but then we can say that the principle of the traffic light is distrust of freedom.

So when does your country plan on getting a new president and to develop a system that will replace your president peacefully on a regular basis. Not willing to change your leadership is a distrust of freedom, too.

 

[wesheltonj]

It might be time to vacation in Europe again.

As bad as America has debased the dollar, it is hard to believe it is so strong.

Opinion | The Political Agony of the Euro’s Parity With the Dollar

The currency’s slide is an effect of a fundamental yet barely acknowledged change in its purpose.

www.wsj.com

It not as strong as the 1980's thanks to W Bush. I remember back in 1985, 1 USD bought 2.5 Swiss Franc. Now about 1 to 1, at least it's not way under a dollar anymore.