Re: The next big financial meltdown?

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Of course, the simplest solution is to end the bail out gimmicks. Tell the people to hang on for a rough ride for the next year and let the market sort itself out. It would have already pretty well done so if Bush hadn't started the whole bail out thing in the first place and Obama not dumped tankers of fuel onto the fire. Next, the people who dreamed up these debt instruments who got us in so much trouble and those who traded them and made billions should be arrested for fraud and have all of that money taken away from them. Put that money toward something productive, like paying off mortgages of people who did right or paying for solar electrification projects.

We'll probably see trillions more in bailouts. Then we'll see many trillions more as Europe, lead by Brown, try to push the US into funding a global bailout. Of course, all setting up a new world banking order like that will mean a larger and less regulated playing field for the power-mad sociopaths to run riot in and make a mess that will beggar this one.

In a message dated 3/4/2009 2:30:30 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, no_reply writes:

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