Somewhere, in a luxurious chalet near Geneva, Switzerland, billionaire George Soros hits the speed-dial function on his mobile phone and slowly lifts it to his ear.
Is it done?
Yes. I think I won over support for it. The media called my speech brilliant, accurate, excellent!
The media? That bunch of slobbering sycophants is a dying breed. What do the polls say?
Well done, Barry. Now: how much will it add to the deficit?
I promised that it wouldn't add a dime, of course, but the staff economists say it will add two trillion in deficits over the next ten years.
So the total comes to -- ?
Hold on. Have another call.
Be quick, I'm in the middle of a hand.
Hello?
Hi, Mr. Soetero, did you know you can get extended coverage on your Lexus for only $900?
This isn't Mr. Soetero, you've got the wrong number.
Dammit, stop calling me!
Sorry about that. The total should come to -- carry the one -- $22 trillion in the next ten years.
Excellent. You've done good work here, Barry, very good work.
Thanks -- gotta go. We'll talk on Sunday.
Right-o.
Yves.
Yes, George.
That $100 million I spent on MoveOn.org and the American trade unions was the best investment I ever made.
I've made a cool $3 billion betting against the dollar just this year.
When I'm done with this rube, the dollar won't be worth the paper it's printed on.
Outside of a Bond movie, I didn't think anyone could actually destroy the United States. But I think may have done it! Now... are you going to play cards or screw around with a couple of billion dollars?
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