Central bank bailout follows 10 years of regulatory failure

Comments on 'Central bank bailout follows 10 years of regulatory failure'

1. Wall Street is a casino. They suckered Middle America into
   putting their retirements into a casino, by calling the
   product investments.
2. this fucking pisses me off. If we are going to bail out
   banks then they need to pay us a 40$ overdraft fee for every
   1$ just like they fo to people who accidentally overdraft
   there accounts by 1$!!!
3. Free market. You see it in action. No regulations. Fine. The
   people can't fancy what that means. They've been hypnotized
   in this delusion for generations. Free market is a synonym
   for "jungle". The rich are in a constant panic to loose
   their money. They can't stop to accumulate more. Thats not
   greed, thats angst. A free market doesn't work with this
   kind of emotions. I ask myself how many crashes it'll need
   and what the numbers of unemployment must be until the
   people recognize it.
4. listening? A synonym for 'govern' (yes rootword of
   government, the funny guys in the White House; yeah, those
   guys) is 'regulate'. Show some spine, America, and JAIL the
   high-profile cocksuckers that are responsible (government)
   this time for not governing - show the world you can
   MAINTAIN yourself. AND START GOVERNING - rules: A BANK
   CANNOT SELL ITS MORTGAGES, LAW 1; THE HOUSE GOES DOWN IN
   VALUE, OWNER WALKS, FORECLOSURE, ORIGINAL BANK (MORTGAGEE,
   CLASS!) TAKES THE HIT. NOT TAXPAYERS!!!!
5. Use the right terms: 'Central Bank' means "The Average
   American" (tax, means "Average Persons' money"). Government
   officials on ANY level (Bush, McCain whoever is responsible)
   that SHOULD HAVE regulated the mortage industry's practises
   should be jailed for 20 years + (Bernie Ebbers and a couple
   of years tells the world America is a joke and a fuck-up,
   'as' this 2008 crisis is doing now), to show Americans and
   the world that America is 'now' governing itself. Now then
   ... listen carefully (cont.
6. Elect representatives that respect the monetary system
   instead of promote Wall Street corporate welfare programs.
   There is nothing you can do except play the market. Buy
   euros, yen and cycle your value as the market moves like the
   rich do.
7. are there any NEW video clips of FED bashing and TRUTH
   TELLING - How about some advice about what to do with what
   little money we have left ? Constructive advice please .
8. Damn, the alarm bell woke up my wife :)
9. Those who dont learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
   There is no, nor will there ever be a precient, timely
   addressing of human proclivity during on going economic
   cycles. Regulating them is a hoary and ill begotten business
   best left to politicians. Regulation is completed just at
   the time markets have self adjusted. A "Times Magazine"
   cover is such a graphic phenomenon!
10. NO BAIL OUT !!!!!!!!!!!!!
11. Ron Paul is cool, visit his website
12. I would be just rent for now . Crazy to buy .
13. What we need is sound money. What we need is Ron Paul in
    the White House.
14. I live in Canada and I am currently house hunting. Should I
    wait and see if the Housing situation in the USA will
    affect us before I buy?
15. I was born in 79.. spend my time reading history books...I
    know, I know, who ever learned anything from a history book,
    certainly not banks, and sure as hell not the fed.
16. Thanks for reply. If that happens I hope I have some money
    to put into higher interest fixed investments.I remember 15%
    CD's in the late 70's in most banks.
17. It wont change as long as you pay each month. And consumer
    debt is exactly what I meant. I have seen terms on credit
    cards that are like (prime + 13%).. If our currency keeps
    declining, and the fed has to hike to keep foreigners
    interested in our currency.. you see the problem.
18. I got a 1st mortgage in 1982 at 13.5%. On Fri 8/17 I secured
    a mortgage at 6.5% fixed rate. That won't change. I think
    you mean to pay off consumer debt,credit cards etc where
    rates can rise with the Fed rate as a basis.
19. This crunch will not happen fast. It will happen very
    slowly. Doomsayers like to say we will be in a depression by
    the end of the year, etc, etc. First, credit dries up.
    Second, creditors in search of liquidity, raise rates on
    consumers. Third, getting new credit will become very
    difficult. A major recession will last years. Pay off your
    debt now, while its cheap. Then use your cash to invest in
    hard assets that wont devalue.
20. Why does it matter if you pay off your debt or not? Isn't
    the debt in dollars anyway, and you'll be paying in dollars?
    Or do you mean that your monthly finance charge will
    skyrocket?
21. Video maker gets it wrong in the end. "Market Failure" did
    not happen -- Political Failure happened. The fault begins
    and ends with the Federal Reserve and the fiat funny money
    system the FRS runs on behalf of US Elites of Officialdom.
22. Hey iTulip, can you let me know where you got that eerie
    sound at the end of the video, that was very effective in
    bringing out the dire emergency this is going to be!!!
23. The only reason I'd ever believe in hell and god and such is
    to wish Jim Cramer there after an untimely death.
24. very good video - you should use more exciting titles so
    that more people click to watch: "Cramer is two-faced and
    cares about the bankers" "housing loan disaster is worse
    than the S&L's" "Bush admin bails out the rich, while Cramer
    pulls the wool over our eyes" etc.
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