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t. obligation your only phone on paltalk from the. law is on the go. video on demand. old girls. an omission st now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. i'll take a look at some other stories from around the world u.s. republican presidential candidate mitt romney has taken a victory in the new hampshire primary establishing himself as the most likely to run for the white house for massachusetts governor won thirty six percent of the vote was texas congressman ron paul in the second place with twenty five percent dromio. also finished first place in last week's caucuses in iowa holds take place across the u.s. over the next few months to pick the candidate to take on barack obama. in northern nigeria members of the islamic sect opened fire in a bar killing eight people including several police officers the attack came in the doors of a province of yoga shortly after and mob torched and islamic school in the south it's just an escalation of religious tensions between the muslim dominated north and the christian south welcome herat was behind a series of christmas church b

t. obligation. from the. video. and. the palm of your. question. call. the beginning of two thousand and twelve hasn't been very festive for the occupy wall street protesters with almost seventy spending the night in custody in new york they were arrested just before midnight after hundreds tore down the barricade surroundings of park it was a failed attempt to return to the place where it all started months ago meanwhile the protesters were undeterred and marched on through lower manhattan since it first began the occupy wall street movement has spread across the u.s. and other countries economic callus meckstroth of wealth says the number of those dissatisfied widely grow in two thousand and twelve because the authorities can propose adequate measures to tackle the economic problems. the occupy wall street movement has mostly given voice to a sense of frustration and anger about unfairness as an justices both real and perceived that a lot of people have about the economy i think it's an ambiguous that the u.s. economy doesn't work it doesn't work very

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obligations. that's literally the last thing we needed. >> the debt levels continue to rise even with t debt deals and the process of making the choices did not look any clearer at this point in time. >> we've aays been and always will be a aaa country. >> right now he's out there running against himself and people's misery. that's a terrible place to be in. put people bacack towork. just let people see that. >> they're on strike becse they look at the excessive regulations coming out of this administration, and they're scared to death. they don't know what the rules are going to be. >> do you regre pushing health care as aggressively as you did instead of pushing a jobs package? >> that's really not the point. the point is when presidident obama became presiden he pushed forth a budget that was about job creation, about deficit reduction, about lowering taxes for the middle class and about stabilizing our economy. >> it's safer now in new york in particularand one of t the things i would ask people to think about on september 11 is that this threat is not over. this is not history. >> hello. my n

t." meaning the total unfunded obligations is somewhere in access of $120 trillion. as i said earlier, we're broke. now, just to put this into perspective, there's a couple slides here, and unfortunately, it will be hard to read these because of the lighting in the room, but if you want to look at the second bar over there -- this is the unfunded obligations of various countries, the total indebtedness done as a percentage of gross domestic product in the countries. the second tallest bar from the left, that is greece. we all know that greece is in trouble. you can't pick up a newspaper these days without reading about the greek crisis and how the eurozone bails out greece, and you're right. dwrees is over 800% of the growth domestic product they own, and they oh 8.5% of the value of everything produced in the country a year. when you owe eight times your salary, put it like that, like your credit card debt is eight times your salary, you got a problem. the third from the left is in the were reasonable range, a little over 500%, that's france. the e.u. welfare state

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