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  • Repaying TARP for a Return to Gluttony [View article]
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    Might they also be anxious to get on with the next really big scheme? Banks that are casinos are not banks, and they never will be.They will in time have to be shut down. Geithner & Obama made a great mistake putting them back in business. They are nothing but a tax on We The People. They are criminals by any standard.
    May 20 06:51 am |Rating: 0 -1 |Link to Comment
  • We're in an Opacity Crisis [View article]
    Hi Cate,
    All that you hope to see in the way of transparency and control will return when business entities of every description return to a proper double-entry bookkeeping framework of rules. Such rules were customarily used by all business entities prior to computer software. The proper framework was never programmed into software. It will soon have to be because there is no other framework of rules that will get the present cultural collapse back on track and subject to the return to a constitutional government. The 650 year old double entry bookkeeping framework of rules supervised commercial trade since the middle ages. It is not only the de facto language of commercial trade. It is the only language of commercial trade.

    If you wish to put my words to a test, find the best accountant you know. Ask him or her to define a debit versus a credit. Send me their answer and I will send you the proper definition. You will be quite surprised to learn how little accountants know about the double-entry framework of rules.
    Oct 12 11:43 am |Rating: +2 0 |Link to Comment
  • How to Spend $700B and Actually Solve the Problem [View article]
    This makes sense, and it approaches the solution used in the Great Depression, when commercial banks were formed. They could only lend county-wide. Banks became a service the citizenry that were restricted from gambling with the citizen's money that was on deposit..
    Sep 25 10:18 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Short Sales: SEC Turns Back the Clock to 1931 [View article]
    However you slice it a naked short bet that pays off is somehow collecting counterfeited money. And if the short bet loses money, who gets that profit? The broker? There is no way that such practices could be being posted to a proper double entry bookkeeping framework of rules.
    Jul 20 16:51 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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