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[Finance Moz] One last point, if you compare the money spent in Iraq, then think about how much that money could have helped here in the US then you might understand my point. So lets say the bush govt spent a fraction of the 500b currently spent in iraq into education, this recession could have been avoided.The education people would have recieved could have helped them get better paying jobs increasing their earning and understanding of the enviornment around them thus avoiding the recession crisis of today

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[News Dissector Blog] News Dissector Blog » Blog Archive » Banksters Win Again: GOP ...: The 2010 American Retirement Survey commissioned by Scottrade also showed that non-mortgage debt is impacting the savings of every generation.”¨”¨Gen Y (born 1983-91), Gen X (born 1967-82), boomers (born 1945-66) and seniors (born before 1945) saved less due to this type of debt last year and expect that budgeting trend to continue this year.”¨”¨Researchers found that Gen X and boomers have the most debt, with 50 percent of Gen Xers spending more than 20 percent of household income toward mortgages.

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[News Seekr] Obama Myths & Realities: Iraq is no longer front page news, but the fighting continues, at least 50000 troops will be stationed there indefinitely, Guantanamo remains open, and US entanglement in Afghanistan and Pakistan is deeper than ever. an economic meltdown .

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