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May 21, 2017 01:56:01   #
RETW Loc: Washington
 
Loki wrote:
He has already accomplished quite a bit. He has increased security at the border. Illegal border crossings are way down.
He has put a bridle on the EPA. The next time they want to pollute the Mancos River and screw up several thousand square miles of aquifer, someone will be held accountable.
He is cutting funding to the UN, and NATO will now start carrying their share of the load.
Contrary to the Liberal bullshit being propogated, Trump's tax plan will benefit the middle class. Anyone who says otherwise is a liar.
Most of what Trump has been stymied in is the result of RINOs, and of Obama appointed and Democrat approved judges.
He has done more good for this country so far than Obama did in 8 years.
By the way, you DO realize the deficit is down also?
He has already accomplished quite a bit. He has in... (show quote)






Hey Loki, just got this in.

On February 21st, just a month into office, the US debt load stood at $19,935 trillion a reduction of $12 billion, and the first time in decades, a president has turned the debt clock backwards.

RETW



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May 21, 2017 02:12:46   #
Nickolai
 
Loki wrote:
The 2008 collapse of the housing bubble was largely caused by Democratic policies. Obama, NOT Republicans, doubled the national debt.






The collapse of the housing bubble was caused when the government deregulated the financial services industry. The deregulation the banks had sought since they were regulated in the 1930's with the resurrection of the right wing in the 1970's manifested with the election of Ronald Reagan de -regulation began in earnest The first was in 1979 the next was in 1984 and those gave the nation the collapse of the S&L's de regulation of telecom industry gave us the WorldCom, Global Crossing bankruptcies, electric utilities de regulation gave us the Enron scandal and rolling blackouts n California and the repeal of Glass Stegall led to the housing bubble and a bank collapse that nearly brought down the financial sector of western civilization. The fed had to bail out some banks in Europe with liquidity. The reason for regulation is try and control greed and corruption, The economic elites try and conn us that things are different and they aren't needed anymore. Times may change but human nature never changes

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May 21, 2017 02:23:24   #
RETW Loc: Washington
 
Nickolai wrote:
https://youtu.be/2FcOScwMqOo

Another asshole calling the kettle black, Try and open up your brain cells to reality and try not to be such an ignorant ass hole This video explains the ugly origin of the second amendment



What the hell is wrong with you? Have you lost your mind? The URL talks nothing about the truth.

Buy the sound of the persons voice that was narrating this video, this is a perfect example of what the collages have done to our young. Clearly this person has not been tot or shown the truth about our history. For that matter neither have you.

RETW


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May 21, 2017 02:36:34   #
RETW Loc: Washington
 
Nickolai wrote:
While California passed a law to increase voter turn out the state has not made it legal for in documented people to vote despite what people like Alex Jones or judge Napolitano and other right wing whack jobs try and tell you





So now you think, that Judge Napolitano, who just so happens to be, a constitutional sculler,
is a whack job? I can see that modesty abounds in you.

Go some where, that is very quite, and for the good of us all, hang yourself.


RETW

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May 21, 2017 02:40:35   #
RETW Loc: Washington
 
cesspool jones wrote:
The real reason for the 2nd amendment is to put a hole in your head that I can see through.





My 3:57 hollow points would work well also.

Just saying.


RETW


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May 21, 2017 02:49:01   #
RETW Loc: Washington
 
Larry the Legend wrote:
Slavery? Again? Seriously? What will it take to drag you kicking and screaming into the 21st. century? Newsflash! THE SECOND AMENDMENT IS NOT ABOUT SLAVERY!

I do not arm myself in order to keep my slaves in line. I arm myself in order to mount a formidable defense should my government take it into their heads to overstep their authority and attempt to separate me from my natural rights. One of those rights just happens to be that of self-defense. Should words fail, I still have the ability to apply force when it matters most.
i Slavery? Again? Seriously? /i What will it ... (show quote)





RETW

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May 21, 2017 08:58:34   #
cesspool jones Loc: atlanta
 
Nickolai wrote:
The collapse of the housing bubble was caused when the government deregulated the financial services industry. The deregulation the banks had sought since they were regulated in the 1930's with the resurrection of the right wing in the 1970's manifested with the election of Ronald Reagan de -regulation began in earnest The first was in 1979 the next was in 1984 and those gave the nation the collapse of the S&L's de regulation of telecom industry gave us the WorldCom, Global Crossing bankruptcies, electric utilities de regulation gave us the Enron scandal and rolling blackouts n California and the repeal of Glass Stegall led to the housing bubble and a bank collapse that nearly brought down the financial sector of western civilization. The fed had to bail out some banks in Europe with liquidity. The reason for regulation is try and control greed and corruption, The economic elites try and conn us that things are different and they aren't needed anymore. Times may change but human nature never changes
The collapse of the housing bubble was caused when... (show quote)


STFU ASSHOLE!

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May 21, 2017 10:20:17   #
vettelover Loc: Richmond Va
 
Nickolai wrote:
Man you really love to swill on right wing propaganda don't you. That's what organizations peddle that the Community reinvestment of 1979 under carter was the cause of the 2007-8 financial crises. The mortgages that were generated by that act fell in side the regulatory environment. The mortgage loans that nearly brought down the entire financial system of the western world were entirely in regulated. The problem began in the 1990's when City bank ( in violation of the Glass Stegall Act of 1933 that put a wall of separation between investment and commercial banking. Insurance and Brokerage services to root the the crash of 29 and the ensuing great depression, ) merged with Travelers Group and acquired the brokerages Smith Barney and Solomon Brothers.
It was possible because the Anti Trust laws were never enforced by the Reagan, Bush, or Clinton administration's. Never the less City bank felt they needed to make their acquisitions legal by getting Glass Stegall repealed making it official. Clintons Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin a former 26 year employee of Goldman Sachs pushed hard for repeal as did his successor Larry Summers and in 1999 the Financial Services Modernization Act. Written by Sen. Phill Gramm (R-T) It was passed and despite the Democrat Minority calling on Clinton to veto the bill Clinton signed it into law giving the Financial industry what they had yearned for since 1933 freedom to create too big to jail banks. Then in response to the short recession resulting from 9-11 Allan Greenspan and the Fed lowered interest to 1 % and kept them there for four years far too long. Greenspan a desciple of Milton Friedman believed markets could self correct and did not need regulation. He admitted before a congressional committee that he h ad been wrong and did not see it coming, Ironically the thing the banks wanted so badly and finally got was bringing them down by 2006 after only seven years. There were about 25 sub prime mortgage companies operating in the 2000's that were pumping out loans in a feeding frenzy to supply the investment banks with fuel for their collateralized debt Obligations. In 2000 Phill Gramm wrote the Commodity futures Modernization Act that banned government over site of derivatives trading ( credit default swaps) a form of insurance that was unregulated and did not require the cash reserves of the regular insurance industry products required by government regulation. When the fed moved to raise interest rates and when all the arms began kicking in the house of cards began collapsing. Investors ran to AIG to to cash in their CDS's tro cover their losses bt AIG had no cash reserves because they thought they would never have to cover. Goldman Sachs and Hedge fund Mgr. John Paulson had sold huge numbers of Mortgage backed security stuffed with liar loans guaranteed to fail then bought CDS's betting the securities would fail. When the government had to step in and bail out AIG withv$185 billion Paulson pocketed five billion in personal profit while all the investors took a bath Goldman picked up 12 billion and still took 15 billion in government bail out funds.

The crash tore right through Whitefish Bay Wisconsin pop, 13,500 and their school district. They were presented with an investment opportunity that claimed to be as safe as US Treasuries. It carried a return 1 % greater than they could borrow. A win win situation so they borrowed $200,000 and threw their $50,000 reserve fund in the pot and bought almost immediately their investment was under water They had seen a pot of gold on wall street and wanted their piece but their investment was a synthetic CDO that had no real assets in it and only needed to go down 3 % to wipe them out. Between 2005 and 2008 $1.3 trillion of these products wee sold as far away from Wall street as little towns in Norway
Man you really love to swill on right wing propaga... (show quote)



In summary, you are mostly correct, BOTH ruling parties bowed to the bankers and allowed them to decimate our housing industry. I repeat, BOTH! The real damage came when GS was overturned. No doubt the GLB act signed by Clinton was when the fuse was ignited.

Do you agree that the very financial policies (Quantitative easing (QE) coupled with ZIRP) that created the subprime collapse of 08 was put on steroids over the last 8 years? Do you agree that those policies by the Fed has now created multiple asset bubbles due to the monetary manipulation? Do you agree over the last handful of years the banks moved the predatory banking schemes from the housing markets and have now dropped it on top of the auto Industry? Do you see what is coming on the cars and Trucks? How about student loan? Consumer credit card debt? The bonds? Do you agree the Fed along with the Obama administration leaving this insane monetary policy in place for 8 years have over cooked the markets? Do you see the markets are now addicted to cheap money like a crack addict? Americans will NEVER see interest rates north of 2% EVER AGAIN. Do you understand what this means to you and all the rest of us when it comes to retirement?

Can you see that both parties are not here to govern for we the people but to serve themselves and their banking masters first?

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May 21, 2017 10:30:47   #
Morgan
 
Worried for our children wrote:
He will do a fine job as president. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy, you have seven more years in front of you. Oh and, he'll do even better if the screeching Howler monkeys would stop rioting and let him do his work.

Don't forget use Quote Reply below. That's how we all know to whom you're speaking, thanks.
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I truly love this argument from the right, which I assume is why you stick loyally to this party no matter what they do. To clarify the definition of

DEMOCRACY:a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives, so tell me what part of that do you not believe our country follows?

Unfortunately the electoral college has been compromised and corrupted.

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May 21, 2017 10:36:16   #
JimMe
 
Nickolai wrote:
Welcome and I agree 100 % Trump is not intellectually qualified to hold the office Hi favorite movie is Citizen Kane based on William Randolph Hearst who he has much in common with. Show men whos strongest desire is to impress others, And neither of them having the urge to read a book or learn anything but how to make more money and acquire more stuff





I don't know if either Donald Trump or William Randolph Hearst are "book readers"... I do know Mr. Hearst is an Alumnus of Harvard, and Pres Trump is an Alumnus of Wharton, Univ of Pennsylvania's Business School, and so graduated from Ivy League Universities, so, both should be looked on as quite "... intellectually qualified to hold the office..." of President of Our USA...

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May 21, 2017 10:38:44   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
vettelover wrote:
In summary, you are mostly correct, BOTH ruling parties bowed to the bankers and allowed them to decimate our housing industry. I repeat, BOTH! The real damage came when GS was overturned. No doubt the GLB act signed by Clinton was when the fuse was ignited.

Do you agree that the very financial policies (Quantitative easing (QE) coupled with ZIRP) that created the subprime collapse of 08 was put on steroids over the last 8 years? Do you agree that those policies by the Fed has now created multiple asset bubbles due to the monetary manipulation? Do you agree over the last handful of years the banks moved the predatory banking schemes from the housing markets and have now dropped it on top of the auto Industry? Do you see what is coming on the cars and Trucks? How about student loan? Consumer credit card debt? The bonds? Do you agree the Fed along with the Obama administration leaving this insane monetary policy in place for 8 years have over cooked the markets? Do you see the markets are now addicted to cheap money like a crack addict? Americans will NEVER see interest rates north of 2% EVER AGAIN. Do you understand what this means to you and all the rest of us when it comes to retirement?

Can you see that both parties are not here to govern for we the people but to serve themselves and their banking masters first?
In summary, you are mostly correct, BOTH ruling pa... (show quote)


"Can you see that both parties are not here to govern for we the people but to serve themselves and their banking masters first?" - vettelover

I wonder if this will ever sink in enough to get real statesmen elected? Those not padding their own nests.
Probably not.
Thomas Jefferson had it right.

The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. Thomas Jefferson
Read more at: https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/t/thomas_jefferson.html

Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny. Thomas Jefferson


Our country is now taking so steady a course as to show by what road it will pass to destruction, to wit: by consolidation of power first, and then corruption, its necessary consequence. Thomas Jefferson


Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom
Read more at: https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/t/thomas_jefferson.html

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May 21, 2017 10:38:50   #
Morgan
 
Loki wrote:
The 2008 collapse of the housing bubble was largely caused by Democratic policies. Obama, NOT Republicans, doubled the national debt.


Bull and you know it

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May 21, 2017 10:52:23   #
vettelover Loc: Richmond Va
 
Morgan wrote:
I truly love this argument from the right, which I assume is why you stick loyally to this party no matter what they do. To clarify the definition of

DEMOCRACY:a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives, so tell me what part of that do you not believe our country follows?

Unfortunately the electoral college has been compromised and corrupted.


We were not founded as a Democracy, we were founded as a Constitutional Republic. Know the difference!!

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May 21, 2017 10:55:06   #
cesspool jones Loc: atlanta
 
Morgan wrote:
I truly love this argument from the right, which I assume is why you stick loyally to this party no matter what they do. To clarify the definition of

DEMOCRACY:a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives, so tell me what part of that do you not believe our country follows?

Unfortunately the electoral college has been compromised and corrupted.


Why don't you prove that?

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May 21, 2017 11:04:39   #
Nickolai
 
vettelover wrote:
Fck you and your video punk. You are a brainless subhuman POS. Are you mad that I caught you lying? Are you a little faggot snowflake?






That is the reason why yo don't know diddly you close your mind to any information that might threaten to expose ignorance. To know any thing one must open ones mind to a variety of ideas to be inquisitive is wonderful thing. Ignorance is not a bad thing it is easily cured with reliable information

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