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Right on FE!
We dont need more reulation, politicians only regulate those who dont pay them off with campaign contributions.
Remember "It is only class warfare when we fight back."
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On Jun 19 07:54 PM no more fe wrote:
> > bankers selling our childrens futures..for more bailouts? the disgrace. > it's horrible. too big to fail needs to fail. we neeed LESS bailouts. > If you fail U fail.
Credit Card Receivables: Even Moody's Thinks the Fed's 'Adverse Case' Is a Joke [View article]
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On May 12 03:37 PM jhartz wrote:
> If market manipulation is a criminal act, why aren't regulators breaking > down the doors to the boardroom at Goldman Sachs and carting those > people off to jail? Can it be that they are acting as brokers for > those in authority over at the Fed, Pennsylvania Avenue, and the > Treasury? > > If so, I have to wonder how creating larger market losses for me, > and for many thousands of other private investors is going to benefit > this country as a whole? These criminals need to be reined in, with > an independent audit made of every single transaction they've made > since the end of 2008.
Stress Tests Confirm: Banking System Was Never Headed Over a Cliff [View article]
Appro, Maybe. But all great truths begin as blasphemy
I admit to being depressed and worried about the diirection of America. I am just comming to terms with the realization that our leaders and ourselves have been myopic and oblivious to the real world for a long time. I am not advocating the overthrow of anything, I would prefer to keep it as it was before the rise of China and Islam. I just dont think it can happen and we need to prepare for the Brave New World...
Stress Tests Confirm: Banking System Was Never Headed Over a Cliff [View article]
apppro- You are on the right track, just dont go back far enough. It starts with congress and the community redevleopment act (CRA). The current show is just bread and circuses for the public. With a one party political system there is no way out of our plight. We must strike at the heart of the monster, the FED. It is at the heart of the conspirisy to bring down our Republic.
We are ruled by an oloigarchy of banks led by the Fed. The current administration is trying to bring down that oloigarchy and install itself as a replacemrent. The people behind the administration are former SDS weathermen who have studied Mao for 30 years and are acting to CHANGE the republic.
Oloigarchys are most often followed by dictatorships.
This rally wll be sustained until May based upon the fraud of TG & AIG funneling "profits" into the big banks via payoffs of the CDOs. C and BAC will have nice "Profits" from Q1, that will lure sheeple into the market for one more shearing.
Think of a Tsunami...first there is an earthquake you dont see (TG & AIG fraud) that causes the waters to pull back (this "rally") and expose pretty shells (high returns on stocks). Then the wave crashes in and drowns those foolish enough to venture out to pick up those shells.
Ive been saying the same thing about the Chinese for a few weeks. That they would spend their useless dollars for real assets like real estate and resources, but I was called a racist.
Thank you for supporting my position, I know you said it better.
Liquidity, Solvency and Acute vs. Chronic Banking Systems [View article]
Poor Dude,
I am not sure where you are comming from in this thread. Banks (ie C and BAC) are too big, too powerful, unaccountable to their owners and unmanageable. Changing from that reality to a structure run by GS-12 managers under the Fed is worse. It would be like having health care for the whole US managed by the VA.
We need smaller, closer to the customer entities that function to manage credit on human scale. Where people are accountable to a real person for their actions.
Liquidity, Solvency and Acute vs. Chronic Banking Systems [View article]
YES! Liquidate AIG, Citi and BAC, NOW! You are correct that this mess needs to be destroyed to save us. As some one else wrote today this is a "Ben Tre" moment. Thank you Rick Neuman.
I think your criticism of Economics lack luster vocabulary is indicative of the limited intelligence of the congress. It has to be dumbed down so they might grasp some of the info. The only ones with enough intellect there are Ron Paul and maybe Jim Bunning.
As for what comes after, I would suggest that we reinvent the credit union. The big guys worked to destroy them in the 80's to remove competition, and it happened. Banks need to be smaller and closer to their communities to better assess risk. Just keep the feds away and no more Community redevelopment acts!
Why should the market believe these banks are going to make it? AIG, Citi and BAC should be liqudated. The people that drove these into the ground should pay with their jobs and without big severence packages. the congress is paying off their campaign contributions with our money and they should be out of office too.
Dont you wonder why a socialist like pelosi is giving money to banks? It is either a payoff or she wants them socialized. Either way it isnt good for you and me.
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Prospects Remain Dim for Financial Services [View article]
We dont need more reulation, politicians only regulate those who dont pay them off with campaign contributions.
Remember "It is only class warfare when we fight back."
Support R 1207, an Audit of the Federal Reserve
On Jun 19 07:54 PM no more fe wrote:
>
> bankers selling our childrens futures..for more bailouts? the disgrace.
> it's horrible. too big to fail needs to fail. we neeed LESS bailouts.
> If you fail U fail.
Credit Card Receivables: Even Moody's Thinks the Fed's 'Adverse Case' Is a Joke [View article]
On May 12 03:37 PM jhartz wrote:
> If market manipulation is a criminal act, why aren't regulators breaking
> down the doors to the boardroom at Goldman Sachs and carting those
> people off to jail? Can it be that they are acting as brokers for
> those in authority over at the Fed, Pennsylvania Avenue, and the
> Treasury?
>
> If so, I have to wonder how creating larger market losses for me,
> and for many thousands of other private investors is going to benefit
> this country as a whole? These criminals need to be reined in, with
> an independent audit made of every single transaction they've made
> since the end of 2008.
Stress Tests Confirm: Banking System Was Never Headed Over a Cliff [View article]
Maybe. But all great truths begin as blasphemy
I admit to being depressed and worried about the diirection of America. I am just comming to terms with the realization that our leaders and ourselves have been myopic and oblivious to the real world for a long time. I am not advocating the overthrow of anything, I would prefer to keep it as it was before the rise of China and Islam. I just dont think it can happen and we need to prepare for the Brave New World...
Stress Tests Confirm: Banking System Was Never Headed Over a Cliff [View article]
You are on the right track, just dont go back far enough. It starts with congress and the community redevleopment act (CRA). The current show is just bread and circuses for the public. With a one party political system there is no way out of our plight. We must strike at the heart of the monster, the FED. It is at the heart of the conspirisy to bring down our Republic.
We are ruled by an oloigarchy of banks led by the Fed. The current administration is trying to bring down that oloigarchy and install itself as a replacemrent. The people behind the administration are former SDS weathermen who have studied Mao for 30 years and are acting to CHANGE the republic.
Oloigarchys are most often followed by dictatorships.
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This Rally May Have Legs - Bespoke [View article]
Think of a Tsunami...first there is an earthquake you dont see (TG & AIG fraud) that causes the waters to pull back (this "rally") and expose pretty shells (high returns on stocks). Then the wave crashes in and drowns those foolish enough to venture out to pick up those shells.
Credit Card Cancer [View article]
Thank you for supporting my position, I know you said it better.
Liquidity, Solvency and Acute vs. Chronic Banking Systems [View article]
I am not sure where you are comming from in this thread. Banks (ie C and BAC) are too big, too powerful, unaccountable to their owners and unmanageable. Changing from that reality to a structure run by GS-12 managers under the Fed is worse. It would be like having health care for the whole US managed by the VA.
We need smaller, closer to the customer entities that function to manage credit on human scale. Where people are accountable to a real person for their actions.
Liquidity, Solvency and Acute vs. Chronic Banking Systems [View article]
I think your criticism of Economics lack luster vocabulary is indicative of the limited intelligence of the congress. It has to be dumbed down so they might grasp some of the info. The only ones with enough intellect there are Ron Paul and maybe Jim Bunning.
As for what comes after, I would suggest that we reinvent the credit union. The big guys worked to destroy them in the 80's to remove competition, and it happened. Banks need to be smaller and closer to their communities to better assess risk. Just keep the feds away and no more Community redevelopment acts!
TARP: Bailout or Money Pit? [View article]
Dont you wonder why a socialist like pelosi is giving money to banks? It is either a payoff or she wants them socialized. Either way it isnt good for you and me.