all i get it the ad for some faggy tv show, the video doesnt play afterwards…
After this $700,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 gets paid we will just tell out elders that we had to prop up the housing industry because that is more important than their medicare/health.
They can all die as soldiers of the housing war.
We will just tell them they are a critical part of the artificially inflating of the value of homes, which is very important of course.
We can tell them they sacrificed their health/life for their grand childrens materialistic dreams.
That sounds awfully democratic of you, being all concerned with healthcare.
:word: And here I thought he was all set to tell them they died because he didnt feel like paying property taxes.
Congress made promises they couldn’t keep already, I can’t help that.
yeah, I am very conservative but if people already rely on gov programs you can’t just screw them over. It would be a slow process that would take a generation. For starters let kids now have control of their own SS money. Let them invest it… But oh wait the fed gov steals that every year to make the deficit look smaller. Clinton’s surplus wouldnt have been one without SS income factored in.
Smoke and mirrors.
Yeah, with this sweet market they definitely would be better off. :bloated: :bloated: Then we can bail them out too when they lose it cause the market sucks.
The thing is, they have been warned about this for years and now they want to add banking onto an already sinking ship?
Let’s just promise everything to everyone, I mean what difference does it make?
It can’t be paid for.
The FR bank cartel knows where this is headed and they have the power to wring every last drop out of us.
I am afraid to look at my 401k’s.
pull the money out of your 401k and buy ammo, its the currency of the future 
Buy Gold
According to Rasmussen only 28% of this country want this bail out.
I guess only 28% don’t mind paying $10 for a gallon of milk or a loaf of bread.
:tinfoilhat:
Or 28% of this country would like to hold a bank account, credit card, mortgage, etc. at some point in their life. It’s a necessary, expensive evil. Like WWII.
And I’m not biased cause I worked in the financial industry, either. Hell, this has actually been good for my company by comparison. Since our assets are allocated by super conservative Brits and Asians, we’re much less exposed than anyone else. We’re now the biggest, and the only one whose stock price hasn’t taken a hit. Citi is in 2nd place and holding a whole mess of crap on their balance sheet.
Congress wonders why they have some of the lowest approval ratings in history…
They make Chris Dodd the face of this bailout. Ok, lets see where Mr Dodd gets his money to get elected…
It has been reported that Dodd is the number one recipient in Congress of campaign funds from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac [9]
Dodd received mortgages from Countrywide at allegedly below-market rates on his Washington, D.C. and Connecticut homes.[23]
Countrywide has also contributed a total of $21,000 to Dodd’s campaigns since 1997. Dodd has received approximately $70,000 in campaign contributions from Bank of America, which is buying Countrywide, in the last year-and-a-half before the Countrywide Financial loan scandal broke.[34]
No American politician has received more contributions from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac than Dodd’s combined $133,900.[35]
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) has called for House and Senate to investigate Senators Dodd and Conrad.[41]
Ok, so this guy who is entirely in the pocket of Wall Street is the best guy to craft the Wall Street bailout. I feel so much better about our 700 billion now.
Of course Dodd gets the most money from financials. He’s head of the banking committee. That’s the financials being influenced by his position. Not the other way around.
silver then gold then ammo.Silver Has so much more potential upswing due to the numerous uses it has.Now they can even use it catalytic converters instead of Platinum in some applications.
Silver ammo for ware-wolves.
http://money.cnn.com/2008/09/29/news/companies/wachovia_citigroup/index.htm?postversion=2008092908
Anyone work for Wachovia and thinking they’ll soon be out of a job? Want a little money under the table to accidentally delete me and my mortgage from your records before it gets transferred to Citigroup. :snky: 
lol
There’s rumors of M&T being a high priority acquisition target for Goldman Sachs for them to begin building a deposit base now that they’re a bank holding company…that could mean very good or very bad things for this area…