do you know what the federal reserve is?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=investor]allen,
I was hoping that you might admit that your last post to me was erroniously painting me with opinions that I don’t have since your last site quoted a saying that I did not say. [/quote]

Investor: My apologies for attributing any statements to you that were not yours.

However, I will stand by my assertion(s) that you need to do more research, and to also seek out those sources that would appear to refute or rebut your own conceptions or beliefs.

[jpinpb]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]eavesdropper: Interesting you should ask. I have a buddy of mine, a former SEAL, who says he’ll kill anybody for a large pizza and a six pack of Michelob. If you throw in a bag of pork rinds, he’ll mutilate the body.[/quote]

I may need that info. I can think of a couple of people who have been causing me considerable grief. One actually would be a great for a movie sequel, “It’s a miserable life,” recapping how their mere existence wreaked havoc in people’s lives.

[jpinpb]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]eavesdropper: Interesting you should ask. I have a buddy of mine, a former SEAL, who says he’ll kill anybody for a large pizza and a six pack of Michelob. If you throw in a bag of pork rinds, he’ll mutilate the body.[/quote]

I may need that info. I can think of a couple of people who have been causing me considerable grief. One actually would be a great for a movie sequel, “It’s a miserable life,” recapping how their mere existence wreaked havoc in people’s lives.

[jpinpb]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]eavesdropper: Interesting you should ask. I have a buddy of mine, a former SEAL, who says he’ll kill anybody for a large pizza and a six pack of Michelob. If you throw in a bag of pork rinds, he’ll mutilate the body.[/quote]

I may need that info. I can think of a couple of people who have been causing me considerable grief. One actually would be a great for a movie sequel, “It’s a miserable life,” recapping how their mere existence wreaked havoc in people’s lives.

[jpinpb]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]eavesdropper: Interesting you should ask. I have a buddy of mine, a former SEAL, who says he’ll kill anybody for a large pizza and a six pack of Michelob. If you throw in a bag of pork rinds, he’ll mutilate the body.[/quote]

I may need that info. I can think of a couple of people who have been causing me considerable grief. One actually would be a great for a movie sequel, “It’s a miserable life,” recapping how their mere existence wreaked havoc in people’s lives.

[jpinpb]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]eavesdropper: Interesting you should ask. I have a buddy of mine, a former SEAL, who says he’ll kill anybody for a large pizza and a six pack of Michelob. If you throw in a bag of pork rinds, he’ll mutilate the body.[/quote]

I may need that info. I can think of a couple of people who have been causing me considerable grief. One actually would be a great for a movie sequel, “It’s a miserable life,” recapping how their mere existence wreaked havoc in people’s lives.

[SK in CV]

[quote=investor] Barney frank was also having an affair with the head of either freddie or fannie at the same time they were being pressured to allow low income people (minorities amoung them) access to mortgages that they could not pay back. [/quote]

In debate we’d say that begs the question. In court we’d say you are presuming facts not yet in evidence.

Frank acknowledged his relationships, it wasn’t an affair. Both were single, and it lasted most of the ’90s. How was that relationship even related to the subprime crisis? (It ended many years ago.)

I’m reasonably sure there is no evidence that either Fannie or Freddie were ever “pressured to allow low income people (minorities amoung them) access to mortgages that they could not pay back”. Who is “they” that applied the pressure for that specific action? Precisely when do you believe this happened? Was it when Frank was sponsoring legislation to limit that very thing in 2004? Or was it in 2002 when the foreclosure rate on almost all loans was close to zero? Or was it even earlier, while he was voting against Gramm–Leach–Bliley and he actually had a relationship with a Fannie employee?

[SK in CV]

[quote=investor] Barney frank was also having an affair with the head of either freddie or fannie at the same time they were being pressured to allow low income people (minorities amoung them) access to mortgages that they could not pay back. [/quote]

In debate we’d say that begs the question. In court we’d say you are presuming facts not yet in evidence.

Frank acknowledged his relationships, it wasn’t an affair. Both were single, and it lasted most of the ’90s. How was that relationship even related to the subprime crisis? (It ended many years ago.)

I’m reasonably sure there is no evidence that either Fannie or Freddie were ever “pressured to allow low income people (minorities amoung them) access to mortgages that they could not pay back”. Who is “they” that applied the pressure for that specific action? Precisely when do you believe this happened? Was it when Frank was sponsoring legislation to limit that very thing in 2004? Or was it in 2002 when the foreclosure rate on almost all loans was close to zero? Or was it even earlier, while he was voting against Gramm–Leach–Bliley and he actually had a relationship with a Fannie employee?

[SK in CV]

[quote=investor] Barney frank was also having an affair with the head of either freddie or fannie at the same time they were being pressured to allow low income people (minorities amoung them) access to mortgages that they could not pay back. [/quote]

In debate we’d say that begs the question. In court we’d say you are presuming facts not yet in evidence.

Frank acknowledged his relationships, it wasn’t an affair. Both were single, and it lasted most of the ’90s. How was that relationship even related to the subprime crisis? (It ended many years ago.)

I’m reasonably sure there is no evidence that either Fannie or Freddie were ever “pressured to allow low income people (minorities amoung them) access to mortgages that they could not pay back”. Who is “they” that applied the pressure for that specific action? Precisely when do you believe this happened? Was it when Frank was sponsoring legislation to limit that very thing in 2004? Or was it in 2002 when the foreclosure rate on almost all loans was close to zero? Or was it even earlier, while he was voting against Gramm–Leach–Bliley and he actually had a relationship with a Fannie employee?

[SK in CV]

[quote=investor] Barney frank was also having an affair with the head of either freddie or fannie at the same time they were being pressured to allow low income people (minorities amoung them) access to mortgages that they could not pay back. [/quote]

In debate we’d say that begs the question. In court we’d say you are presuming facts not yet in evidence.

Frank acknowledged his relationships, it wasn’t an affair. Both were single, and it lasted most of the ’90s. How was that relationship even related to the subprime crisis? (It ended many years ago.)

I’m reasonably sure there is no evidence that either Fannie or Freddie were ever “pressured to allow low income people (minorities amoung them) access to mortgages that they could not pay back”. Who is “they” that applied the pressure for that specific action? Precisely when do you believe this happened? Was it when Frank was sponsoring legislation to limit that very thing in 2004? Or was it in 2002 when the foreclosure rate on almost all loans was close to zero? Or was it even earlier, while he was voting against Gramm–Leach–Bliley and he actually had a relationship with a Fannie employee?

[SK in CV]

[quote=investor] Barney frank was also having an affair with the head of either freddie or fannie at the same time they were being pressured to allow low income people (minorities amoung them) access to mortgages that they could not pay back. [/quote]

In debate we’d say that begs the question. In court we’d say you are presuming facts not yet in evidence.

Frank acknowledged his relationships, it wasn’t an affair. Both were single, and it lasted most of the ’90s. How was that relationship even related to the subprime crisis? (It ended many years ago.)

I’m reasonably sure there is no evidence that either Fannie or Freddie were ever “pressured to allow low income people (minorities amoung them) access to mortgages that they could not pay back”. Who is “they” that applied the pressure for that specific action? Precisely when do you believe this happened? Was it when Frank was sponsoring legislation to limit that very thing in 2004? Or was it in 2002 when the foreclosure rate on almost all loans was close to zero? Or was it even earlier, while he was voting against Gramm–Leach–Bliley and he actually had a relationship with a Fannie employee?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=jpinpb][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]eavesdropper: Interesting you should ask. I have a buddy of mine, a former SEAL, who says he’ll kill anybody for a large pizza and a six pack of Michelob. If you throw in a bag of pork rinds, he’ll mutilate the body.[/quote]

I may need that info. I can think of a couple of people who have been causing me considerable grief. One actually would be a great for a movie sequel, “It’s a miserable life,” recapping how their mere existence wreaked havoc in people’s lives.[/quote]

Jp: If memory serves, I recall a picture of you toting an M-4, and I also recall your willingness to remove certain sensitive male body parts with a hacksaw. I’m not entirely sure you need any help here, but perhaps some supervision?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=jpinpb][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]eavesdropper: Interesting you should ask. I have a buddy of mine, a former SEAL, who says he’ll kill anybody for a large pizza and a six pack of Michelob. If you throw in a bag of pork rinds, he’ll mutilate the body.[/quote]

I may need that info. I can think of a couple of people who have been causing me considerable grief. One actually would be a great for a movie sequel, “It’s a miserable life,” recapping how their mere existence wreaked havoc in people’s lives.[/quote]

Jp: If memory serves, I recall a picture of you toting an M-4, and I also recall your willingness to remove certain sensitive male body parts with a hacksaw. I’m not entirely sure you need any help here, but perhaps some supervision?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=jpinpb][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]eavesdropper: Interesting you should ask. I have a buddy of mine, a former SEAL, who says he’ll kill anybody for a large pizza and a six pack of Michelob. If you throw in a bag of pork rinds, he’ll mutilate the body.[/quote]

I may need that info. I can think of a couple of people who have been causing me considerable grief. One actually would be a great for a movie sequel, “It’s a miserable life,” recapping how their mere existence wreaked havoc in people’s lives.[/quote]

Jp: If memory serves, I recall a picture of you toting an M-4, and I also recall your willingness to remove certain sensitive male body parts with a hacksaw. I’m not entirely sure you need any help here, but perhaps some supervision?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=jpinpb][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]eavesdropper: Interesting you should ask. I have a buddy of mine, a former SEAL, who says he’ll kill anybody for a large pizza and a six pack of Michelob. If you throw in a bag of pork rinds, he’ll mutilate the body.[/quote]

I may need that info. I can think of a couple of people who have been causing me considerable grief. One actually would be a great for a movie sequel, “It’s a miserable life,” recapping how their mere existence wreaked havoc in people’s lives.[/quote]

Jp: If memory serves, I recall a picture of you toting an M-4, and I also recall your willingness to remove certain sensitive male body parts with a hacksaw. I’m not entirely sure you need any help here, but perhaps some supervision?

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