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POPSObama - setting the stage for the looters "The idea is to concentrate all the wealth in few places, in the name of the regulators, that way anyone who wants anything get done they have to come to us. We will decide what is morally correct for the masses. We will protect them. We will guide them. We will take our share of course"
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POPSGerman credit crunch deepens It was only a month ago that the German business confidence index rose by a record amount. Makes one wonder about the other sources of optimism about green shoots. See clip: http://openintelligence.amplify.com/2009/05/19/german-investor-confidence-at-3-year-high/
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POPSBanks Making Big Bucks Again. People Scammed. It seems to be the same old story of the SuperRich vs. the Middle and lower-classes. The Bush Business Scam, in the last fretful days of his nightmare administration, was to buy "toxic assets," from the banks (their bad loans and bad loan guarnatees) at full face-value and before the ink had dried on the deals the value of the "toxic assets," dropped by 30-40-or in somecases 50%. So, overnight, what the Bush Administration did in it's last days was to pay $100-billion to some favorite bankds for trash paper and we now have $50-billion of trash paper that nobody wants to buy. And they did this several times. Now the banks are making billions in profit per quarter again. All their trash paper was turned into gold and they are getting government loans at near zero interest rates. The excuse that this was necessary to "get credit flowing again," hasn't worked out, though, since credit and lending by banks still continues to drop.
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POPSNation’s Food System Nearly Broke This is a pretty dire picture being painted here. It seems Americans have been getting off cheap with low food prices, but that’s about to change. None of us want to see family farms go out of business, they simply cannot survive on subsistence earnings any longer. If you have a space to grow your own food, I suggest you start learning how to make it very productive and learn to can the excess. "Any time a country neglects its family farm base and allows it to become financially bankrupt, the entire economy of that country will soon collapse. It may take generations to rebuild the farm economy and that of the country." Concerned citizens can call the White House, 202-456-1111, or your members of Congress, 202-224-3121, to urge them to support policies that enable farmers to earn a fair market price
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POPSBanks “We have better things to do with that money you gave us than lend it out”
The US has shoved 5 trillion dollars at this problem since the crisis started last year. Enough is enough. Money alone is clearly not sufficient, and that means more stern measures need to be taken. The financial industry, whose hubris is so great they just announced 70 billion of bonuses for themselves after getting a taxpayer bailout, needs to learn that they exist for the purpose of serving the overall economy, not themselves. This is especially true of banks, whose entire business model relies on the government giving them the right to create money, to borrow money at concessionary rates that no one else receives, and so on. Banks are entirely creatures of the government who exist because the government gives them what amounts to a license to print money under certain circumstances. They are in no way a "naturally free market". So if they won't do what they have to do, if they won't responsibly execute their duties to the country, then they will have to be made to do so, and it
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POPSFederal Regulators Assumed Control Of IndyMac Bancorp. Inc. In 2007, IndyMac was the nation's seventh-largest loan originator. But it ran into trouble that same year after getting caught up in the mortgage crisis. On Monday, the bank announced it was laying off about half of its 7,200 employees and would no longer make traditional home loans. IndyMac for years specialized in lending to people with credit not quite good enough to be considered prime, which is categorized as alt-A. In 2006, the company made $343 million in profits. But, starting in 2007, many of the bank's borrowers could not make payments. IndyMac lost $614.8 million in 2007, according to the bank's earnings statement, and was not able to find buyers for its loans, bank officials reported.
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POPSU.S. Government = idiots In my opinion, the most effective strategy for getting the U.S. economy going would be to devote enormous resources to the adoption of renewable sources of energy (not to mention the political and environmental benefits). It should be the Energy Revolution and it should be as epic as the Industrial Revolution. The country should be more committed to it than we were to putting a man on the moon. We need to innovate our way to the future. If we don't do it soon, we will just be playing catch because Europe and Asia will do it. That said, our government seems to be totally indifferent to this. Or, perhaps they are bought by Big Oil. Whatever it is, we need leadership from business and government that recognizes this incredible opportunity. Why Obama and Hillary aren't talking about this more is beyond me.