CNN’s Follow the Money on April 21, 2009 discusses TARP accountability, corruption and fraud. Includes guest appearance from Euro Pacific Capital CEO Peter Schiff exposes the unconstitutionality of the TARP :
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Peter, thank you for speaking the truth. I was yelling at my computer as I watch this and I'm thankful you were there to speak what was on my mind. They may laugh at you, but be assured, everyday Americans with common sense aren't laughing.
ReplyDeleteTARP is so evil, but they can't recognize the immoral evil that it is. They don't even understand basic economics. TARP rewards failure and stupidity. Hmmm, those idiot panelists deserve something under TARP then,...poverty.
ReplyDeleteThese people on the discussion panel are not stupid. They are just playing their role in covering up the thieves from Wall Street. One of these chics asked if we would risk to go into a full depression. It is already depression for me. For other Americans it is yet to come. But it will. Question is do we want to stretch this depression over two decades and even break the country apart. Did you notice, the capital is fleeing the country while clowns in Congress are giving us a good circus performance.
ReplyDeleteThese people on the discussion panel are not stupid. They are just playing their role in covering up the thieves from Wall Street. One of these chics asked if we would risk to go into a full depression. It is already depression for me. For other Americans it is yet to come. But it will. Question is do we want to stretch this depression over two decades and even break the country apart. Did you notice, the capital is fleeing the country while clowns in Congress are giving us a good circus performance.
ReplyDeleteGive me a break. This sounds like biblical realism. If the constitution doesn't explicitly state it, the government can't do it. Take your medicine Peter and when you wake up, please don't run for office in Connecticut. You'll screw up the state as good as you have done your mutual fund.
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