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RE: GE moving to China - 8/21/2011 2:10:10 AM   
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RE: GE moving to China - 8/21/2011 4:08:46 AM   
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Bullshit. Ive blamed Obama and prior Dem Congresses for the REASONS companies make those choices, not the companies for making them. If you want to lie about what Ive written go right ahead. Typical for a socialist who claims he isnt.



Read a few facts on the subject and get back to me, try and find one where GE use the issues you put forward as an excuse.

Put up or shut up, since you are starting to bore me.


Awww poor baby. Your stupidity has bored me for over a year.



Yet again you fail to address the question and revert to name calling, which you "claim" to despise.

How about being grown up and showing me where GE have cited your reasons for the move. Your claim regards tax as an issue doesnt hold water due to GE`s ever diminishing tax liabilities over the last twenty years. How much did they pay in 2010, other than nothing ?

I hardly need to ask how a decision to move one aspect of the company to China, made two years ago, is a result of any of Obama`s policies. You make lots of claims to be smart but I am beginning to have my doubts !! ( Okay I`ve had them for ages but oh well. )

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RE: GE moving to China - 8/21/2011 7:49:55 AM   
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Status: offline 		Allegedly, large multinationals sit on big pile of cash. It is largely due to Obama administration and the central bank policies to boost them up (bailouts, stimulus, TARP, QE, tax benefits, subsidies etc..). They are also government insiders, they have quite good knowledge how the global outlook for the future looks like. It seems, the general sentiment is the US will fall into long stagnation or depression due to large debt load, income stagnation and poor business climate in general. It is important for the companies to park this cash into something relatively safe. Emerging markets like Asia, South America offer this opportunity.
I think, GE decision to make substantial investment in China is very reasonable.
"Agent of change" (Obama) has done nothing to improve the situation with the US economy. In fact, he has made it much worse. According to the financial analyst Max Kaiser the only pre-election promise Obama kept was to buy his daughter a dog.

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RE: GE moving to China - 8/21/2011 8:13:23 AM   
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RE: GE moving to China - 8/21/2011 8:53:27 AM   
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RE: GE moving to China - 8/21/2011 9:07:02 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Fellow

Allegedly, large multinationals sit on big pile of cash. It is largely due to Obama administration and the central bank policies to boost them up (bailouts, stimulus, TARP, QE, tax benefits, subsidies etc..). They are also government insiders, they have quite good knowledge how the global outlook for the future looks like. It seems, the general sentiment is the US will fall into long stagnation or depression due to large debt load, income stagnation and poor business climate in general. It is important for the companies to park this cash into something relatively safe. Emerging markets like Asia, South America offer this opportunity.
I think, GE decision to make substantial investment in China is very reasonable.
"Agent of change" (Obama) has done nothing to improve the situation with the US economy. In fact, he has made it much worse. According to the financial analyst Max Kaiser the only pre-election promise Obama kept was to buy his daughter a dog.



Your understanding of things leads me to think that you have it better figured out than some.

Until you report something completely stupid like this.

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In fact, he (Obama) has made it much worse.




Tell us what Obama has done worse than enacting the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, the Commodity Futures Trading Act,
$3 trillion bailouts, $6 trillion worth of invasions of other countries, 30 years of deregulation, massive transfer of tax dollars to the wealthiest individuals and corporations, turning former friends into now enemies, ...

The list could go on for a good while, all things occurring or in place long before Obama ever came to office.

The only way one could make it worse beyond this on his own would be to just fire off all the nukes.






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RE: GE moving to China - 8/21/2011 9:39:29 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Fellow

Here is the link if interested:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bC-EQM7YHz0&feature=player_embedded




Thanks for the link.

Lots of wild claims, along with some good points.





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RE: GE moving to China - 8/21/2011 11:36:15 AM   
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In fact, he (Obama) has made it much worse.



I admit, this is not a correct statement. Personal reference here was inappropriate. We are talking the whole government, where the president role is only some part of it.  Besides, I imagine, in crisis situation it is putting out "fires", and loosing long term perspective is quite understandable. Still, a significant increase of the debt load and transfer of wealth to the top does not mean anything good to the economy.

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RE: GE moving to China - 8/21/2011 2:16:42 PM   
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Thanks for the thoughtful response.

The offing of the Kennedys and MLK will be having its effect for years to come, unfortunately. All subsequent presidents "got the message." (OK, so Carter only partially did)

Also, it took awhile to sink in here, but Eisenhower having served 8 years in the office and then telling us just on his way out to beware the military-industrial complex is quite telling too. (right, so why didn't he do anything about it when he was in office? He obviously couldn't.)

Obama made some token noise about oil company subsidies and tax favoritism, but almost as if only scoring PR points, knowing that nothing  would actually come of it.


You're not looking at any big fan of the situation here.






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