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host · 03-14-2008, 11:52 AM

"currently", ace? I am so far from wet dreams about a "free market" economy, I cannot find the words to describe the distance.

My point is that we have been in a "rigged scheme" designed and controlled by the wealthiest, for the benefit of the wealthiest. We have one antidote, our sheer numbers....but the brainwashing "Op" and campaign of flattery successfully carried out against a sufficient number of us to deflate the will to use our sheer numbers to shut these thugs down, results in this "systemic hiccup".

If the president and the congress represented the interests of "the people", instead of the interests primarily of the top one percent wealthiest, and the next nine percent who flatter themselves into thinking that they are "in the club", too.... the wealthiest one percent would not own one third of all US assets, ace.

Once in a while, we get to see what they are actually doing every day, because the president and the Fed have to openly admit that they support the financial criminals, as their highest priority, and today is one of those days.

Instead of "too big to fail", as a demonstrated Fed and presidential/congressional policy, ace....do you think it would cost anymore than the current "policy" it is costing the rest of us, to have the highest priority be a <h2>"too small to fail"</h2>, priority?

These thugs have encouraged our outsized consumption and dependence on oil, they've intentionally inflated the currency, stocks, and housing prices, and now....we're witnessing the early stages of the economic life we knew, being over. There will be no wealth in public hands to bail out anyone, but especially the least of us.....

03-14-2008, 11:52 AM	#130 (permalink)
host Banned	"currently", ace? I am so far from wet dreams about a "free market" economy, I cannot find the words to describe the distance. My point is that we have been in a "rigged scheme" designed and controlled by the wealthiest, for the benefit of the wealthiest. We have one antidote, our sheer numbers....but the brainwashing "Op" and campaign of flattery successfully carried out against a sufficient number of us to deflate the will to use our sheer numbers to shut these thugs down, results in this "systemic hiccup". If the president and the congress represented the interests of "the people", instead of the interests primarily of the top one percent wealthiest, and the next nine percent who flatter themselves into thinking that they are "in the club", too.... the wealthiest one percent would not own one third of all US assets, ace. Once in a while, we get to see what they are actually doing every day, because the president and the Fed have to openly admit that they support the financial criminals, as their highest priority, and today is one of those days. Instead of "too big to fail", as a demonstrated Fed and presidential/congressional policy, ace....do you think it would cost anymore than the current "policy" it is costing the rest of us, to have the highest priority be a <h2>"too small to fail"</h2>, priority? These thugs have encouraged our outsized consumption and dependence on oil, they've intentionally inflated the currency, stocks, and housing prices, and now....we're witnessing the early stages of the economic life we knew, being over. There will be no wealth in public hands to bail out anyone, but especially the least of us.....