Will "Principles-Based" Regulation Prevent Another Subprime Crisis? - Housing Tracker [View article]
The problem is the $500+trillion derivatives bubble that may pop at any time. This is all the fault of the Fed and other central banks and their policies of the last 20 years (at least). As the derivative bubble was inflated the central banks stood by, even encouraged it with glee. In fact in the US at least, it is the fault of congress who have the constitutional responsibility to administer and maintain a currency and system of credits. Therefor, we need to
We need to do it NOW. Let's not sit around and wait fo the crash, open our wallets, and pay for it (not that what is in our wallets will necassarily be woth much). Let's take action now, and save our nation! Let's do so in consultation with other allied central banks.
The Credit Bubble: Deregulation Gone Wild [View article]
I seriously think it is time tha Congress take up its constitutional duty to control our currency and credit. We need to take beck the fed (TakeBackTheFed.com).
We, the taxpayers are going to pay no matter how badly things get messed up. This is the responsibility. The constitution gives us (through our representatives) the authority. Let's use it.
Finance, Credit Cards, and the Fed [View article]
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Subprime Skeletons Are Still In The Closet [View article]
Will "Principles-Based" Regulation Prevent Another Subprime Crisis? - Housing Tracker [View article]
TakBackTheFed.com
We need to do it NOW. Let's not sit around and wait fo the crash, open our wallets, and pay for it (not that what is in our wallets will necassarily be woth much). Let's take action now, and save our nation! Let's do so in consultation with other allied central banks.
The Credit Bubble: Deregulation Gone Wild [View article]
We, the taxpayers are going to pay no matter how badly things get messed up. This is the responsibility. The constitution gives us (through our representatives) the authority. Let's use it.