I am not a very trusting soul, I guess. This whole bailout idea sounds really suspicious to me. It is hard to believe George Bush under any circumstances since his lies got us into a never ending war with Iraq for none of the reasons he said. I notice the even Senator McCain is still repeating those lies. That is what one would expect a lackey to do, so I suppose it isn't really a blot on him. He is just a spear carrier. George Bush also lied about the telephone surveillance of Americans which we now have direct testimony from people in the business showing that it is not targeted or even controlled. I notice that Senator McCain is still repeating the controlled, targeted and necessary lies. That is what one would expect a lackey to do, since he is just a spear carrier. Now we have George Bush saying the sky is falling the sky is falling and the only thing we can do is take a couple of trillion dollars out of the treasury and give it to the Wall Street guys, and later give it to the bankers. No strings. And again, Senator McCain goes along. He even offers other ideas like cutting capital gains tax rates to seven percent. Weird when you think that most people will not have any capital gains this year, but much in line with George Bush's plans to give money to people who already have lots of it. A lackey, a spear carrier.
But I just feel that there is some agenda about this bailout that we don't know about yet. I can't imagine any problem with less than 10% of the sub-prime mortgages being big enough that we couldn't deal with it in the normal course of business with our existing agencies and practices. And if mortgages were it, why are all the bailout measures aimed at people who have nothing to do with mortgages? Just like there wasn't anything about Iraq that would have merited a single person being killed over it. Just like the crazy idea that you can spy on Americans because of things you don't know they are doing. Or that we were somehow relieved of observing the Geneva Conventions because we are exceptionally nice people.
Could this gambit be intended to take away the ability of the United States to borrow money for some time in the future? That will make the dollar a worthless currency everywhere but at the 7 Eleven on the corner. That could provide cover for all the Saudi princes to switch to the Euro for trading oil and stick the Russians with lots of worthless dollars and a struggling economy. We can already see that the future price for oil is dropping like a stone now. Nothing has changed about the oil, the supply or the demand. So maybe this sudden crisis is another misguided plan, half cocked by George Bush and his lackey Senator McCain, to deceive, defraud and leave destitute the American public, paralyze the government for some time to come (like during the Obama administration), and give aid and comfort to Saudi Arabia.
This is a house , not a hotel Don't Miss the Car at the End!!!
Forward This To Anyone Who Buys Gas And Let Them See Where Their Money Is Going!! This is what McCain supports and how he and constituents want to live -- at YOUR expense.
At the cost of your lives, your children's lives, and the tax money YOU pay to support your government that is killing YOUR children so they can live like sheiks and princes... and this house was built when premium was ONLY $1.89/gal.
It has since gone up to more than $3/gal and was a little over $4/gal not too long ago!!!
Top of the royals, according to the list, is King Bhumibol Adulyade - the world's longest-reigning monarch - who bumped last year's winner the Sultan of Brunei out of first place. Estimates of the Thai king's fortune rose seven-fold since last year due to increased transparency over his holdings.The Sultan of Brunei - one of only two rulers to see their wealth fall during the year - is now in fourth place with an estimated fortune of $20 billion.Ahead of him is the UAE's Sheikh Khalifa and King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia, who was ranked third with a fortune of about $21 billion.As a whole the monarchs grew richer, seeing their collective wealth increase to $128 billion.Middle Eastern royals have done particularly well during the past 12 months with the price of oil soaring.The richest royals:1. King Bhumibol Adulyade of Thailand2. Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al-Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates3. King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia4. Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei5. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum of Dubai6. Prince Hans-Adam II von und zu Liechtenstein of Liechtenstein7. Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani of Qatar8. King Mohammed IV of Morocco9. Prince Albert II of Monaco10. Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said of Oman
