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  • The Triple Play: Oil Addicts, The Credit Crunch and Deflation  [View article]
    mlambert890 said:
    "The answer is increased regulation and more tools in the hands of the fed. And possibly some criminal prosecutions and 8 and 9 figure fines against individuals for the credit meltdown. "

    Ron paul said:

    "...Worst of all, the Treasury Department has recently proposed that the Federal Reserve, which was responsible for the housing bubble and subprime crisis in the first place, be rewarded for all its intervention by being turned into a super-regulator. The Treasury foresees the Fed as the guarantor of market stability, with oversight over any financial institution that could pose a threat to the financial system. Rewarding poor performing financial institutions is bad enough, but rewarding the institution that enabled the current economic crisis is unconscionable."

    TakeBackTheFed.com

    May 28 12:15 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • The Triple Play: Oil Addicts, The Credit Crunch and Deflation  [View article]
    We need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, etc.

    The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

    This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

    We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

    If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
    May 22 15:01 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • The Oracle Has Spoken: Confirmation and Validation [View article]
    We need to re-evaluate the Fed: TakeBackTheFed.com
    May 02 09:19 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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