CJJ

Will Banks Lead the Way to 1929 Crash Part II?

Don't all of you people WANT foreclosures and bank failures? I mean you're convinced EVERYONE(except you of course) are bankrupt anyways.
All you renters whining about the stealing of your savings as house prices are coming down and will probably continue down to historical cheapness.
Can we stop with the right wing extremist crap. Let's all censor what the Department of Homeland Security does(didn't see any of you complain about the Left Wind Extremist documents that were released at the end of last year). Let's just study all possible threats and put some nice pink stickers on the page and say "they seem like nice people" and call it a day.

Will the FHA Be the Next Government Bailout?

The government is funneling many risky or bad risk loans to the FHA. Housing will be nationalized for some period at some point. Its the only way out of the crisis. People will stay in their homes(with 40-50 year loans) but the Government will take 50-100% of any sales profit or take the home over once the people die.
It makes sense and will punish those who took the loans and couldn't afford the homes.
This whole non-recourse loan BS needs to get fixed.

Americans Will Be Refinanced by Any Means Possible

I love how you all think you are the "answer". Its like a cult. What are you answers to poverty, crime, drugs...Really enlighten us all.

A few taglines:
Austrian Economics...Do nothing and everything will be alright
Austrian Economics...We'll bring upon the New Dark Ages and We'll Blame You for It
Austrian Economics...Often Talked About, Never Tried
Austrian Economics...Twinkie and Roach Backed Currency since 2010

The Nefarious and Destructive World of TARP

If the US is doing all you say, why don't you comment on the other countries of the world where the SAME EXACT THING IS HAPPENING and they have NO RIGHTS.
If the US is such a terrible place, move away to some fictional place where these things do not occur.
Only in the US can we have people who write a post like you have written at the same time we have lawyers and people defending the "rights" and "humane treatment" of terrorists out to take down our society.

On Dec 07 01:48 PM Andy B. wrote:

> "I really wonder, are they intentionally shrinking the money supply?
> Are they intentionally trying to increase the Fed into more than
> a lender of last choice that will hold the keys to the economy maybe
> forever? Are they intentionally bankrupting the US and robbing taxpayers
> to pay their friend's largess"
>
> I believe they are intentionally doing it, but not necessarily for
> their friends. In order to usher in the New World Economic Order,
> America must be brought down to an equal economic footing with all
> the other countries. No more soverignty.
>
> What's a better way to collapse our economy? Drain our resources
> with an endless war, huge transfers of money to other countries,
> an unprecedented and a purposely-created economic crisis with attached
> bailout and viola, eventual and inevitable economic collapse. <br/>
>
> It's my belief that the current administration, the upcoming administration,
> the U. S. judicial branch, legislative branch and executive branch
> are all guilty of high treason and conspiracy to commit high treason.
> There is no other explanation for our current troubles. Either they
> are guilty of gross criminal mismanagement and stupidity or they
> are ruining our country on purpose to accomplish their NWO goals.
> Any fool can see Congress sold out this country a long time ago and
> continue to do so.
>
> The sad thing is we can't revolt because we sold away our right to
> do so under the guise of national security. Just try to flex a muscle
> against our entrenched police state and you are branded as a terrorist
> and carted away. We sold our soul to the devil and now we must pay.
>
>
> "This description of a sovereign state is denied, however, by those
> who assert that international law is binding. Because states are
> limited by treaties and international obligations and are not legally
> permitted by the United Nations Charter to commit aggression at will,
> they argue that the absolute freedom of a sovereign state is, and
> should be, a thing of the past. In current international practice
> this view is generally accepted. The United Nations is today considered
> the principal organ for restraining the exercise of sovereignty."
> (freedictionary.com)