Hitler's Favourite Bank Rides High! Planned?


	Hitler's Favourite Bank Rides High! Planned?

righthand

3-17-2008 10:39 AM

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usa, 9/11, bank, neo-cons, nazi

righthand says:

US Federal Reserve is backing the deal with $30bn of special financing to fund Bear Stearns' less liquid assets. How can they lose?

Natural consequence of George's illegal adventutes in Iraq. Is this the neo-cons pay off now for their foresight? Having belatedly sought EU help in the UN for to his impetuosity, is George again going to seek EU aid to bail him out again?! How often must other pay for George's cockups?

Maybe its been all part of the neo-con plan from way back to 9/11 and before. Seems pretty straight forward now in hindsight.

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3-17-2008 3:36 PM

katsteevns

Yup.

3-17-2008 4:05 PM

carrerinyes

Unbelievable! Irish stockbrokers were called to work on St Patrick's Day to deal with the fallout. Righty - have you seen today's figures...? Gasping....

3-17-2008 6:46 PM

righthand

I'm suffering from the figures.

3-18-2008 3:35 AM

carrerinyes

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