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LONDON (Reuters) - If there’s no taper, why the tantrum? U.S. one dollar banknotes are seen in this illustration taken February 8, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration A surge in government bond yields this month and related wobble in equities has markets harking back to 2013’s “taper tantrum” -- when the prospect of the Federal Reserve winding down its bond-buying nearly doubled 10-year U.S. Treasury yields in four months and briefly knocked world shares by 10%. This year’s moves, so far, are less than half that magnitude, and the tentative comparison runs further aground. Eight y...

News. the war and military defense deficit. iraq, afghanistan? they're projecting $3 trillion for military and war. does this start to sound like russia to you or the former soviet union? the homeland insecurity bomb. security costs are skyrocketing. the fed treasury bail-out bonds. think we're done? the government shifted the burden of failing businesses to those businesses to you. the american taxpayer. who do you think is going to pay for this? and this and this and this? and this? you are. how about the, how about the washington lobbyists, andy stern, the unions, goldman sachs. they're dec...

News. the war and military defense deficit. iraq, afghanistan? they're projecting $3 trillion for military and war. does this start to sound like russia to you or the former soviet union? the homeland insecurity bomb. security costs are skyrocketing. the fed treasury bail-out bonds. think we're done? the government shifted the burden of failing businesses to those businesses to you. the american taxpayer. who do you think is going to pay for this? and this and this and this? and this? you are. how about the, how about the washington lobbyists, andy stern, the unions, goldman sachs. they're dec...