PainfullyAware

Where's the Outrage at the Banks?

Midwest,

There is no "Single Source" for Catastrophe; There are multiple "Contributing Factors".

Yes, generality covers it all but does not "Identify Alterable Metrics".

Money Knows No Political Boundaries. What Is "Said" Is More Important Than The Source; If It Is Validity Is More Than Just Association.

Beware taking information from only sources with vested interest in "Soothing Bad Metrics". The Presidents Working Group On Financial Markets Has "Functional Arms" With Great Influence. Goldman Sacs - Just so happens that most of the US Treasury's top personnel have ties to them - JP Morgan, Morgan Stanly, and the "Too Big To Fail" crowd would be worth your investigative time to see the connectivity. Throw in "Campaign Contributions" and the "Money Circles" become more apparent.

The More You Know The Less Certain You Will Become.

Debate Is The Distillation Of Reality.

Reality Will Be Reality Whether Believed In Or Not.


On Oct 25 01:34 PM Midwest wrote:

> No Sympathy has his facts skewed.
>
> The rant is more RNC talking points but it conveniently fails to
> embrace the harsh reality of the report created by the Bush Administration's
> "President's Working Group on Financial Markets" in 2007, which clearly
> and decidedly puts the blame of the mortgage meltdown on greed over
> laws supposedly "forcing" lenders to give money to the unqualified.
>
>
> Try to get beyond Newsmax and Fox before spewing more completely
> discounted "facts". Greed and horrifically bad government oversight
> allowed this to happen.
>
> www.mcclatchydc.com/25...
>
> Sincerely,
> One Mad As Hell Former Reagan Republican