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ParticipantThose hits just keep on coming. Look where your tax dollars went….
“Courtesy of the recently declassified Fed discount window documents, we now know that the biggest beneficiaries of the Fed’s generosity during the peak of the credit crisis were foreign banks, among which Belgium’s Dexia was the most troubled, and thus most lent to, bank.”
ParticipantThose hits just keep on coming. Look where your tax dollars went….
“Courtesy of the recently declassified Fed discount window documents, we now know that the biggest beneficiaries of the Fed’s generosity during the peak of the credit crisis were foreign banks, among which Belgium’s Dexia was the most troubled, and thus most lent to, bank.”
ParticipantThose hits just keep on coming. Look where your tax dollars went….
“Courtesy of the recently declassified Fed discount window documents, we now know that the biggest beneficiaries of the Fed’s generosity during the peak of the credit crisis were foreign banks, among which Belgium’s Dexia was the most troubled, and thus most lent to, bank.”
ParticipantThose hits just keep on coming. Look where your tax dollars went….
“Courtesy of the recently declassified Fed discount window documents, we now know that the biggest beneficiaries of the Fed’s generosity during the peak of the credit crisis were foreign banks, among which Belgium’s Dexia was the most troubled, and thus most lent to, bank.”
Participant“Sooo, not wanting to PO the rank and file worker, there is absolutely NO doubt we could fire 1/2 of the administrators in our government and not even notice they were gone, except all of a sudden there would be money for schools, police, fire and parks.”
That sounds like a good plan since they are basically a member of the white collar welfare class.
Participant“Sooo, not wanting to PO the rank and file worker, there is absolutely NO doubt we could fire 1/2 of the administrators in our government and not even notice they were gone, except all of a sudden there would be money for schools, police, fire and parks.”
That sounds like a good plan since they are basically a member of the white collar welfare class.
Participant“Sooo, not wanting to PO the rank and file worker, there is absolutely NO doubt we could fire 1/2 of the administrators in our government and not even notice they were gone, except all of a sudden there would be money for schools, police, fire and parks.”
That sounds like a good plan since they are basically a member of the white collar welfare class.
Participant“Sooo, not wanting to PO the rank and file worker, there is absolutely NO doubt we could fire 1/2 of the administrators in our government and not even notice they were gone, except all of a sudden there would be money for schools, police, fire and parks.”
That sounds like a good plan since they are basically a member of the white collar welfare class.
Participant“Sooo, not wanting to PO the rank and file worker, there is absolutely NO doubt we could fire 1/2 of the administrators in our government and not even notice they were gone, except all of a sudden there would be money for schools, police, fire and parks.”
That sounds like a good plan since they are basically a member of the white collar welfare class.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=Zeitgeist]
Way to go with the recovery![/quote]
On January 16, 2009, prior to Obama taking office, the Dow closed at 8281.22.
Today it closed at 12,290.14.
A 48% increase.
Way to go with the recover, indeed!![/quote]
“U.S. stocks fell this week, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its longest streak of losses since 2004, after worse-than-estimated reports on jobs and manufacturing fueled concern earnings growth will slow.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-04/dow-falls-in-longest-slump-since-2004-amid-concern-about-economy.htmlParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=Zeitgeist]
Way to go with the recovery![/quote]
On January 16, 2009, prior to Obama taking office, the Dow closed at 8281.22.
Today it closed at 12,290.14.
A 48% increase.
Way to go with the recover, indeed!![/quote]
“U.S. stocks fell this week, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its longest streak of losses since 2004, after worse-than-estimated reports on jobs and manufacturing fueled concern earnings growth will slow.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-04/dow-falls-in-longest-slump-since-2004-amid-concern-about-economy.htmlParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=Zeitgeist]
Way to go with the recovery![/quote]
On January 16, 2009, prior to Obama taking office, the Dow closed at 8281.22.
Today it closed at 12,290.14.
A 48% increase.
Way to go with the recover, indeed!![/quote]
“U.S. stocks fell this week, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its longest streak of losses since 2004, after worse-than-estimated reports on jobs and manufacturing fueled concern earnings growth will slow.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-04/dow-falls-in-longest-slump-since-2004-amid-concern-about-economy.htmlParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=Zeitgeist]
Way to go with the recovery![/quote]
On January 16, 2009, prior to Obama taking office, the Dow closed at 8281.22.
Today it closed at 12,290.14.
A 48% increase.
Way to go with the recover, indeed!![/quote]
“U.S. stocks fell this week, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its longest streak of losses since 2004, after worse-than-estimated reports on jobs and manufacturing fueled concern earnings growth will slow.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-04/dow-falls-in-longest-slump-since-2004-amid-concern-about-economy.htmlParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=Zeitgeist]
Way to go with the recovery![/quote]
On January 16, 2009, prior to Obama taking office, the Dow closed at 8281.22.
Today it closed at 12,290.14.
A 48% increase.
Way to go with the recover, indeed!![/quote]
“U.S. stocks fell this week, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its longest streak of losses since 2004, after worse-than-estimated reports on jobs and manufacturing fueled concern earnings growth will slow.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-04/dow-falls-in-longest-slump-since-2004-amid-concern-about-economy.html -
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