Why didn't the Federal Government bail out the private investors who lost over three TRILLION DOLLARS worth ?
Oct 01, 2008 by Paul B | Posted in Current Events
of extraction equity when the Stock market Bubble burst after Greenspan raised the Interest rates three times in a booming economy in order to stuff up his "Bond Market" from going south?
I lost my life savings and no one from
I assent to whole heartedly! Greed, greed, greed is what caused this mess. Now they want those of us making the least amount of money annually to fix the poser so they can go back to making millions! I say let them sell their extra homes, boats, jets,
cmdynamitefreckles | Oct 01, 2008
Because you didn't corrupt them.
surrounded_by_night (GO 12) | Oct 01, 2008
Greenspan admits Iraq always was about oil?
Sep 17, 2007 by Will smells | Posted in Other - Politics & Government
Well, acquaint someone with something us something we don't know Alan!
But really- we all knew it was about oil- but why in particular?
Was it solely for contractor short-term profit?
Or was it a means of securing
The cost of extracting oil in Iraq is much cheaper per barrel than elsewhere in the superb. In parts of Iraq you can actually see the stuff on the surface.
The other reason was that Saddam had expressed an interest in switching trading
shevek_v | Sep 18, 2007
i assume trust to it was about WMD
then it was about Genocide and war crimes
then it was regime change
then it was stopping terroism in the middle east(as iraq was so responsible for that NOT!)
then it was stopping terroism in the
skippy12345 | Sep 17, 2007
"The only question is, is it before or after a bond market crisis?"-Alan Greenspan
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