Wow, I felt like I was watching "Roger and Me" again. Flint, MI here we come!

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How is the government going to protect the deposits when IT is broke?

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How else can you describe those in congress and in the senate who are more interested in bailing out the greedy bastards responsible for this tragedy than the victims of their greed? Does a clearer picture of who's side they're on need to be drawn? November is rapidly approaching, folks. Let's throw out as many of the crooks as we can.

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In order to understand why the Federal Reserve supported predatory landing practices you have to understand what the end result of default mortgages and belly up banks will be.


The very large banks, the ones that won't ever fail, that make up the Federal Reserve, engineer deals to take over operations of these belly up banks.

When making these deals the very large banks manage to buy the debts of the old banks for pennies on the dollar with the rest of the money to cover those debts being created out of thin air by the Federal Reserve, increasing the money supply, causing inflation and decreasing the purchasing power of everyone's dollar. All the while these very large banks are getting all the belly up bank's assets.


Now those very large banks own large swaths of land that down the road they will sell for way more than they ever paid for it.


In the end the biggest players in the game, these very large banks that make up the Federal Reserve, end up winning the most from these schemes.


That is what they don't want you to know and notice no one managed to connect those dots in the video.

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People need to educate themselves about the loans they are taking out.

You can't expect society to be good honest people doing the right thing.

People aren't like that, live and learn, and read! So it doesn't happen to you again.

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We could have solved this by pegging the Sub Prime Mortgages at 3% above the Fed Rate and or Prime Rate not to go below 6.25-6.5% and forgiving all penalties to date..

Then not one dime of Tax Payer money would have been involved and the lenders would not have lost money and the people the vast majority would have stayed in their homes..sparing the disaster that's coming for the rental market when upwards to 4 million families go through foreclosure and eviction..

As long as Bush and these other idiots held out the promise of bailouts of billion hundreds of billions to these sleazy bankers and lenders there was no reason for them to go along with such a simple easy plan that would have also saved our shrinking dollar...!

Simple as that..

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