Sunday, February 26, 2012

Michigan Polls - RCP


RCP: Reports on its Average of the Michigan Polls before the Primary vote next week, today Governor Romney leads Senator Santorum by 36.8% to 34.8% a 2%. lead. If Romney can keep his home State and take Arizona then he will have a good lead in to Super Tuesday, it seems the last Republican Debate really helped Romney with Republican voters. There should be caution folks, all these polls have a margin of error of between 3% to 4%, thus a tied race in many respects. If Santorum can take Michigan and give Romney a run for his money in Arizona then he will have a good lead in to Super Tuesday, that is why this race is so interesting folks, from day to day, to debate to debate you never really know who is going to win.

Iran vs. Israel - Iran Crisis


Guardian: Reports the following on the Iranian Crisis, “ ..Iran is refusing to co-operate with an investigation into evidence that the country may have worked on designing a bomb. ”. Folks the drumbeat is reaching a point that either Israel takes action or has to accept that Iran will become a nuclear armed power in the Middle East. The Oval has no backbone when it comes to Iran, you have President Obama a man who believes his own rhetoric, he still thinks that Iran will listen to him and that he is the smartest man in the room when it comes to the Middle East, well he is not, the people in the know are the Mossad, if they say Iran is close to having a bomb then Israel has to strike, either Obama supports Israel or he does not, if he does not he can kiss the Presidency goodbye, that simple folks, one suspects Obama does not get that, that the problem with naïve arrogance folks, Israel could pay the price, a 2nd holocaust if it does not strike Iran.

Germany and Greece - Greek Crisis


Telegraph: Reports that the German Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich has called for Greece to leave the Euro. Thus folks it can be argued it’s a matter of time before either Greece leaves the Euro by its own choice or is thrown out, the Germans will not be happy if in a few months the Greeks are back asking for more money, and folks this is a promise the Greeks will be back, the contraction of the Greek economy will carry on due to the tough austerity measures demanded by the EU/IMF/ECB, the cuts in wages, budgets and the public sector will have deep consequences for Greece, thus higher welfare, thus more debt, thus more money needed, the Germans are fast getting over their WAR GUILT when it comes to Greece, and to be honest folks they have a point. Greece has lived high on the hog as we say back home, its time to pay the BUTCHER, the butcher being the banks and the EU/IMF/ECB.