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skate
07-13-2008, 12:00 PM
06/30/1934--- 27,053,141,414.48
06/30/1933--- 22,538,672,560.15
06/30/1932--- 19,487,002,444.13
06/30/1931--- 16,801,281,491.71
06/30/1930--- 16,185,309,831.43
06/29/1929--- 16,931,088,484.10
06/30/1928--- 17,604,293,201.43
06/30/1927--- 18,511,906,931.85
06/30/1926--- 19,643,216,315.19
06/30/1925--- 20,516,193,887.90
06/30/1924--- 21,250,812,989.49
06/30/1923--- 22,349,707,365.36
06/30/1922--- 22,963,381,708.31
06/30/1921--- 23,977,450,552.54
07/01/1920--- 25,952,456,406.16
07/01/1919--- 27,390,970,113.12
07/01/1918--- 14,592,161,414.00
07/01/1917--- 5,717,770,279.52
07/01/1916--- 3,609,244,262.16
07/01/1915--- 3,058,136,873.16

Above are the numbers for the Nat. Debt. You can see when the Feds cut. And the cuts relate exactly to the 1929/30 crash.:eek:

every other depression has the same sensation.

Watch for the cuts now taking place. Oh, they wont last.

We've had a few years since then, maybe 3 or 4, but far between.

Six periods of major SURPLUS and six periods to follow, of major depression.


Sure hope this helps.:cool:

boxcar
07-13-2008, 02:51 PM
We have a cancer eating away at this nation. It's called the Beltway, and should be cut out.

Boxcar

skate
07-13-2008, 04:14 PM
Ok fine.

But i have to relate with the "cancer".

If we are talking economically, not anyone (country) is close. So i have a tough time relating here, but that's just me.

Sure the banks , some, are having to cope with cuts, but that's my point.

We can always go with Ron Paul, which would take us back to the bow 'n arrow days. Which i'm not against, but i think we'd have more crying.

I'm easy, but sometimes i like the facts.

ddog
07-14-2008, 08:41 PM
your figures(I didn't bother looking them up) , I will grant they are correct.

You are upside down in the cause and effect.

I will leave it at that.

skate
07-15-2008, 01:37 PM
Ok ok , but my cause and effect has a SIX Periods of Significant cuts, during the history of the USA.

Every time the significant cuts (even small cuts show a drop in GDP) appear in the history of the USA, Bingo, depression.
Then, the opposite occurs, the gov starts spending again, because that's the job of the Fed, and prosperity returns, which is indicated by a rise in GDP.

I practice yoga, sometimes i'm downsided/up.

Then i look at the facts. Most likely i'd be better off watching "Hellman" or whats the name...?
07/01/1894--- 1,632,253,636.68
07/01/1893--- 1,545,985,686.130
7/01/1892--- 1,588,464,144.630
7/01/1891--- 1,545,996,591.610
7/01/1890--- 1,552,140,204.730
7/01/1889--- 1,619,052,922.230
7/01/1888--- 1,692,858,984.580
7/01/1887--- 1,657,602,592.630
7/01/1886--- 1,775,063,013.780
7/01/1885--- 1,863,964,873.140
7/01/1884--- 1,830,528,923.570
7/01/1883--- 1,884,171,728.070
7/01/1882--- 1,918,312,994.030
7/01/1881--- 2,069,013,569.580
7/01/1880--- 2,120,415,370.630
7/01/1879--- 2,349,567,482.040

The figures are debt, they drop from from 1880 thru 1893.

The above represents a cut of 50%, which gave us a depression in 1893.

I have four other periods, same results.

Have you rated Hellman? Latlies...