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The Greatest Heist Ever!
Oct 28 2008, 12:35 PM EDT
The bailout! 700 billion dollars worth.The government has cleared the way to ship out $125 billion this week to the country's largest banks, beginning the biggest government bailout in history. "The money will go out the door for those institutions early this week," predicts Assistant Treasury Secretary David Nason, one of the chief architects of the rescue plan. Not only is the money ready to be sent to nine major financial institutions, including Bank of America, Citigroup Inc. and JPMorgan Chase, but the government is reaching preliminary agreements with a group of more than a dozen major regional banks, who will share a part of an additional $125 billion the government hopes to pump into banking system. This was recently reported on the Associated Press. What a damn shame! I eagerly await prosecution, after all, I know quite a few people who are doing time for petty crime. And who the hell says crime doesn't pay? Crime does pay but it depends on your political connections. Am I miseducating my children by telling them to speak the truth? Look, the President lies. "All the time". Continuing with the AP report, "Another $100 billion is earmarked to be spent buying troubled assets from banks such as bad mortgage loans as another way to spur banks to resume lending. However, a long line of other industries are hoping the government will decide to help them as well. Insurance companies, automakers, hedge funds and foreign-owned banks are all making appeals to be included in the rescue package, contending that they need assistance as well". Notice there is no mention of a bailout for the thousands of families, black, white, yellow, brown, who are losing their homes because of these heartless, suit wearing thugs. One dude received 86 million dollars for a month's work. Whose money is it? That's right, the hardworking disenfranchised citizens of America. Do you find this valuable? |
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