Re: Stiglitz: a massive burden of debt visited on future generations

On May 12, 1:39=A0am, Vngelis <meberr...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> I was there and it certainly ranked high enough to block the EU vote.
> A Red-Brown alliance as you like to call them occurred with Le Pens
> posters emphasising Turkeys entrance as a reason to vote no, and the
> Reds voting no on various other issues.

Exactly, no "Red-Brown" alliance at all. No co-operation, no joint
campaigns, no joint appearances. V, you are projecting. You are on the
side of the National Front and conservative Gaullists. The Reds fear
fiscalization and break up of France/social security.

> So although Britain has opened its borders up totally just Bulgarians
> and Rumanians have been put on the freezer for the moment under
> electoral wipeout for Labour (as Poles are in France and Germany) it
> still has a strong social security system unlike America which uses
> its prisons for that purpose...

How does the US use prisons for social security exactly?

David