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oye!! are u referring to Nokia!! :@
ReplyDeletebut nice post... and cute pic :)
I dont think an example of a country like U.S. holds good for your blog. I say so because, this country has shot in its own foot many times to satisfy its greed for supremacy.
ReplyDeleteThey have accumulated this much ($14 trillion) debt because of unjustified wars against few countries. Do you know that more than 50% of this debt is attributed to Bush's (both Sr n Jr) regime.
I think the only savior for this country now is its high gold reserves and people's undue optimisim about it future.
Its high time for computer manufacturers to think of replacing $ symbol to Yuan or rupee counterpart, in future keyboards...
@sumanth: I agree. Why should anyone spend borrowed money on war, without any threat.
ReplyDeleteAnyways, S&P confirmed the sentiments expressed by the markets. Its amazing how markets know everything well in advance.
Well, will wait for the keyborad keys to change.. :)