Europa seen from here

[Gość: ZJP]

Europe must be looked at not as an economic giant, but as a group of states
that have very different values and economic strength. France and Germany are
going downhill economically. France is quickly losing its identity and will
either end in civil war or become a backwater country torn by class and
religion. Germany is socializing its self to death, as Sweden already has
done. Spain has hope. GB is on the edge and can go either way.

A country strength is not measured by its armies but by its economy. When you
look at all the lilliputs clamoring in the UN for ways to dismantle our
wealth (Kyoto comes to mind), you have the true measure of the power of the
US. The poorest state in the US, Mississippi, has more opportunity and
disposable income than Sweden, another "worker's paradise".

Skad takie madrosci?!

[Gość: --Michal]

Gość portalu: ZJP napisał(a):

> US. The poorest state in the US, Mississippi, has more opportunity and
> disposable income than Sweden, another "worker's paradise".

Chetnie poslucham o liczbach?

[Gość: ZJP]

Ale sie czepiacie...

Nawet jak Szwecja ma sie lepiej od Mississippi (50-ty stan, przypominam) jesli
chodzi o DISPOSABLE_INCOME i jest zaraz za 47-mym lub 39-tym stanem to co z
tego?

Dlaczego nikt nie ustosunkowuje sie do reszty postingu; czyzbyscie, w glebi
duszy, przyznawali mu racje?



Gość portalu: --Michal napisał(a):

> Gość portalu: ZJP napisał(a):
>
> > US. The poorest state in the US, Mississippi, has more opportunity and
> > disposable income than Sweden, another "worker's paradise".
>
> Chetnie poslucham o liczbach?

Zrodlo tez by sie przydalo...

[zlosliwe_bydle]

... jesli to cytat.

Czekamy na PPP i bezrobocie?

[Gość: --Michal]

W Missisipi i Szwecji.

[jot-23]

Gość portalu: --Michal napisał(a):

> W Missisipi i Szwecji.

Disposable income Mississippi: $55,778,802,000

[jot-23]

jot-23 napisał:

> Gość portalu: --Michal napisał(a):
>
> > W Missisipi i Szwecji.
>
> Disposable income Mississippi: $55,778,802,000

co do szwecji...to nie moge znalesc wiarygodnego zrodla, forbes mowi o
13,500 /per capita, czyli $118 mld

[cinkciarz20]

Sorry, ale stad nic nie widac !