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After going over and over the burst 'bubbles' and stock market 'troubles' I have come to a startling conclusion...
We (as a nation) were approaching another 'great depression' because of excess 'investments' on wall street... Government saw it... and 'bailed out' the most aggregious part in an attempt to 'stem' the colapse of the markets as occured in the 1900's... What a bunch of short sighted idiots... They just 'slid' the consequences a bit further down the road... Instead of having a 'wall street' colapse we might be facing a government colapse... They did not 'bailout' those that got the money... They simply 'bought' the depression away from 'wall street'. Which means that in order to 'prevent' the depression they will have to raise our taxes to 'pay off' the 'buy'. |
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After going over and over the burst 'bubbles' and stock market 'troubles' I have come to a startling conclusion... We (as a nation) were approaching another 'great depression' because of excess 'investments' on wall street... Government saw it... and 'bailed out' the most aggregious part in an attempt to 'stem' the colapse of the markets as occured in the 1900's... What a bunch of short sighted idiots... They just 'slid' the consequences a bit further down the road... Instead of having a 'wall street' colapse we might be facing a government colapse... They did not 'bailout' those that got the money... They simply 'bought' the depression away from 'wall street'. Which means that in order to 'prevent' the depression they will have to raise our taxes to 'pay off' the 'buy'. obama don't want it on his watch, who could he blame it on then? |
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Will it really matter?
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After going over and over the burst 'bubbles' and stock market 'troubles' I have come to a startling conclusion... We (as a nation) were approaching another 'great depression' because of excess 'investments' on wall street... Government saw it... and 'bailed out' the most aggregious part in an attempt to 'stem' the colapse of the markets as occured in the 1900's... What a bunch of short sighted idiots... They just 'slid' the consequences a bit further down the road... Instead of having a 'wall street' colapse we might be facing a government colapse... They did not 'bailout' those that got the money... They simply 'bought' the depression away from 'wall street'. Which means that in order to 'prevent' the depression they will have to raise our taxes to 'pay off' the 'buy'. We are currently riding a government funding bubble. With printing excess money, inflation has started to rise and eventually the fed must either pull liquidity out of the market or raise interest rates. Either one will burst the bubble and we will be right back where we were in 2008-09. having gained nothing, but an additional 3 trillion in debt. |
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