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February 25, 2009 at 7:38 PM #355641February 25, 2009 at 7:42 PM #355065
macromaniac
ParticipantScaredycat,
A systemic problem cannot be fixed by a man, nor can one man change the corruptive ways of our government.
The good news is WE CAN COLLECTIVELY if we ever get tired of the bull shit to the place where we believe the lie no longer…and that lie….that they are in control.
Obama was simply the next straw guy, the next marionette….
It’s time for another revolution in this country and time for people who do not govern us lawfully and steal our money to be ousted from their positions and be thrown out on the streets….
I will be there Friday morning at the demonstration as I hope others will also. I love forums and being able to talk about what should be done here but it is high time for all of us to take it to the streets….and quit talking about it….
February 25, 2009 at 7:42 PM #355374ParticipantScaredycat,
A systemic problem cannot be fixed by a man, nor can one man change the corruptive ways of our government.
The good news is WE CAN COLLECTIVELY if we ever get tired of the bull shit to the place where we believe the lie no longer…and that lie….that they are in control.
Obama was simply the next straw guy, the next marionette….
It’s time for another revolution in this country and time for people who do not govern us lawfully and steal our money to be ousted from their positions and be thrown out on the streets….
I will be there Friday morning at the demonstration as I hope others will also. I love forums and being able to talk about what should be done here but it is high time for all of us to take it to the streets….and quit talking about it….
February 25, 2009 at 7:42 PM #355508ParticipantScaredycat,
A systemic problem cannot be fixed by a man, nor can one man change the corruptive ways of our government.
The good news is WE CAN COLLECTIVELY if we ever get tired of the bull shit to the place where we believe the lie no longer…and that lie….that they are in control.
Obama was simply the next straw guy, the next marionette….
It’s time for another revolution in this country and time for people who do not govern us lawfully and steal our money to be ousted from their positions and be thrown out on the streets….
I will be there Friday morning at the demonstration as I hope others will also. I love forums and being able to talk about what should be done here but it is high time for all of us to take it to the streets….and quit talking about it….
February 25, 2009 at 7:42 PM #355537ParticipantScaredycat,
A systemic problem cannot be fixed by a man, nor can one man change the corruptive ways of our government.
The good news is WE CAN COLLECTIVELY if we ever get tired of the bull shit to the place where we believe the lie no longer…and that lie….that they are in control.
Obama was simply the next straw guy, the next marionette….
It’s time for another revolution in this country and time for people who do not govern us lawfully and steal our money to be ousted from their positions and be thrown out on the streets….
I will be there Friday morning at the demonstration as I hope others will also. I love forums and being able to talk about what should be done here but it is high time for all of us to take it to the streets….and quit talking about it….
February 25, 2009 at 7:42 PM #355646ParticipantScaredycat,
A systemic problem cannot be fixed by a man, nor can one man change the corruptive ways of our government.
The good news is WE CAN COLLECTIVELY if we ever get tired of the bull shit to the place where we believe the lie no longer…and that lie….that they are in control.
Obama was simply the next straw guy, the next marionette….
It’s time for another revolution in this country and time for people who do not govern us lawfully and steal our money to be ousted from their positions and be thrown out on the streets….
I will be there Friday morning at the demonstration as I hope others will also. I love forums and being able to talk about what should be done here but it is high time for all of us to take it to the streets….and quit talking about it….
February 25, 2009 at 7:47 PM #355070Arraya
Participant[quote=Butleroftwo][quote=gandalf]Obama’s speech was quite good.
I don’t care what the market does. It’s not the President’s job to prop up the DJIA. That’s what BUSINESS is supposed to do. The irony. LMAO.
[/quote]
The stock market is half of what it was when the lame duck gave up to the Democrats. These morons have done nothing with their power except put fear into the markets. You should care what the markets do. They fuel capitalism, economic growth, stability, research and everything else that is good.
If you are going to promote Obama every time he is in trouble then we will be seeing gandalf a lot.[/quote]
Nonsense, Obama is continuing the same stupid and counterproductive means of restarting the economy as the old president. It’s the Fed plan. He is just at latter stage of a doomed to fail plan.
The only difference is Obama has committed about 8% of the total money the taxpayers are on the hook for to material pimp-my-country projects that are only temporary and won’t put a dent in unemployment. Still the main pretext is to get credit pumping again and propping up an unsustainable model.
February 25, 2009 at 7:47 PM #355379Participant[quote=Butleroftwo][quote=gandalf]Obama’s speech was quite good.
I don’t care what the market does. It’s not the President’s job to prop up the DJIA. That’s what BUSINESS is supposed to do. The irony. LMAO.
[/quote]
The stock market is half of what it was when the lame duck gave up to the Democrats. These morons have done nothing with their power except put fear into the markets. You should care what the markets do. They fuel capitalism, economic growth, stability, research and everything else that is good.
If you are going to promote Obama every time he is in trouble then we will be seeing gandalf a lot.[/quote]
Nonsense, Obama is continuing the same stupid and counterproductive means of restarting the economy as the old president. It’s the Fed plan. He is just at latter stage of a doomed to fail plan.
The only difference is Obama has committed about 8% of the total money the taxpayers are on the hook for to material pimp-my-country projects that are only temporary and won’t put a dent in unemployment. Still the main pretext is to get credit pumping again and propping up an unsustainable model.
February 25, 2009 at 7:47 PM #355513Participant[quote=Butleroftwo][quote=gandalf]Obama’s speech was quite good.
I don’t care what the market does. It’s not the President’s job to prop up the DJIA. That’s what BUSINESS is supposed to do. The irony. LMAO.
[/quote]
The stock market is half of what it was when the lame duck gave up to the Democrats. These morons have done nothing with their power except put fear into the markets. You should care what the markets do. They fuel capitalism, economic growth, stability, research and everything else that is good.
If you are going to promote Obama every time he is in trouble then we will be seeing gandalf a lot.[/quote]
Nonsense, Obama is continuing the same stupid and counterproductive means of restarting the economy as the old president. It’s the Fed plan. He is just at latter stage of a doomed to fail plan.
The only difference is Obama has committed about 8% of the total money the taxpayers are on the hook for to material pimp-my-country projects that are only temporary and won’t put a dent in unemployment. Still the main pretext is to get credit pumping again and propping up an unsustainable model.
February 25, 2009 at 7:47 PM #355542Participant[quote=Butleroftwo][quote=gandalf]Obama’s speech was quite good.
I don’t care what the market does. It’s not the President’s job to prop up the DJIA. That’s what BUSINESS is supposed to do. The irony. LMAO.
[/quote]
The stock market is half of what it was when the lame duck gave up to the Democrats. These morons have done nothing with their power except put fear into the markets. You should care what the markets do. They fuel capitalism, economic growth, stability, research and everything else that is good.
If you are going to promote Obama every time he is in trouble then we will be seeing gandalf a lot.[/quote]
Nonsense, Obama is continuing the same stupid and counterproductive means of restarting the economy as the old president. It’s the Fed plan. He is just at latter stage of a doomed to fail plan.
The only difference is Obama has committed about 8% of the total money the taxpayers are on the hook for to material pimp-my-country projects that are only temporary and won’t put a dent in unemployment. Still the main pretext is to get credit pumping again and propping up an unsustainable model.
February 25, 2009 at 7:47 PM #355651Participant[quote=Butleroftwo][quote=gandalf]Obama’s speech was quite good.
I don’t care what the market does. It’s not the President’s job to prop up the DJIA. That’s what BUSINESS is supposed to do. The irony. LMAO.
[/quote]
The stock market is half of what it was when the lame duck gave up to the Democrats. These morons have done nothing with their power except put fear into the markets. You should care what the markets do. They fuel capitalism, economic growth, stability, research and everything else that is good.
If you are going to promote Obama every time he is in trouble then we will be seeing gandalf a lot.[/quote]
Nonsense, Obama is continuing the same stupid and counterproductive means of restarting the economy as the old president. It’s the Fed plan. He is just at latter stage of a doomed to fail plan.
The only difference is Obama has committed about 8% of the total money the taxpayers are on the hook for to material pimp-my-country projects that are only temporary and won’t put a dent in unemployment. Still the main pretext is to get credit pumping again and propping up an unsustainable model.
February 25, 2009 at 7:57 PM #355080ParticipantArraya,
What people don’t realize here is that 2/3 of the credit market availability comes from the secondary markets not banks….this is what is so funny about this trying to get the banks to get the credit markets going again…it’s a joke….will never happen…
Hedge Funds, Private Equity, Pension Funds, Insurance Companies, etc. make up the majority of lending in America and you know what, they just got bent over so bad that you can forget about them opening up their pockets until this shit gets straightened out sopranos style…trust me on this….
Banks sold them garbage loans and they lost trillions and they are not happy….game over my friends unless the government prints 20 to 30 trillion more to lend….
If that happens it’s lights out…merriman style…
February 25, 2009 at 7:57 PM #355389ParticipantArraya,
What people don’t realize here is that 2/3 of the credit market availability comes from the secondary markets not banks….this is what is so funny about this trying to get the banks to get the credit markets going again…it’s a joke….will never happen…
Hedge Funds, Private Equity, Pension Funds, Insurance Companies, etc. make up the majority of lending in America and you know what, they just got bent over so bad that you can forget about them opening up their pockets until this shit gets straightened out sopranos style…trust me on this….
Banks sold them garbage loans and they lost trillions and they are not happy….game over my friends unless the government prints 20 to 30 trillion more to lend….
If that happens it’s lights out…merriman style…
February 25, 2009 at 7:57 PM #355523ParticipantArraya,
What people don’t realize here is that 2/3 of the credit market availability comes from the secondary markets not banks….this is what is so funny about this trying to get the banks to get the credit markets going again…it’s a joke….will never happen…
Hedge Funds, Private Equity, Pension Funds, Insurance Companies, etc. make up the majority of lending in America and you know what, they just got bent over so bad that you can forget about them opening up their pockets until this shit gets straightened out sopranos style…trust me on this….
Banks sold them garbage loans and they lost trillions and they are not happy….game over my friends unless the government prints 20 to 30 trillion more to lend….
If that happens it’s lights out…merriman style…
February 25, 2009 at 7:57 PM #355552ParticipantArraya,
What people don’t realize here is that 2/3 of the credit market availability comes from the secondary markets not banks….this is what is so funny about this trying to get the banks to get the credit markets going again…it’s a joke….will never happen…
Hedge Funds, Private Equity, Pension Funds, Insurance Companies, etc. make up the majority of lending in America and you know what, they just got bent over so bad that you can forget about them opening up their pockets until this shit gets straightened out sopranos style…trust me on this….
Banks sold them garbage loans and they lost trillions and they are not happy….game over my friends unless the government prints 20 to 30 trillion more to lend….
If that happens it’s lights out…merriman style…
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