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Sep 27, 2019 17:26:52   #
Radiance3 wrote:
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All the prior statements you've posted, showed you disliked president Trump. His economic policies, his global political relations with other nations, his overall performance in this country.

President Trump may not be a scholarly economic brilliant but he is practically economic savvy and successful on all his practical endeavors. President Trump is not a politician. He is a pragmatist, an advocate of the approach that evaluates theories or beliefs in terms of the success of their practical application.

Now, you are trying to convince me and the world you support him?
Where do you stand? You are confusing me, so as many others.

I hope you are consistent and stand firm on your decisions. Real men of integrity do that. Now your turn. Good luck!
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I am consistent Radiance 3 but everybody can be let down, I was listening to David Harvey once and I heard him mention the Fem word that had eggplant connotations I looked up in the sky and it began falling, well what is there to take your place I said to the sky as it was collapsing, a small voice beconed out, the return of Godo.

Now hold on a minute I said if your Godo how come you only got a small voice is there a secret for me to inform about?. I got no reply.

I'm not sure what happened after that I was in a daze, and was walking up the Fire Trail that I lived on and a loud voice boomed out, !! it said, !! Harken I'm going to change your name Bugong Fire Trail.

I informed people about my strange experience, and they just said , nope that can never happen.

Behold, !!! it really did happen now it's Duffy's Lane and we can all drive in and out very easily.

I took this to mean Spiritually that if Trump let's me down it's OK drive out and come back with a new guide, maybe could be the Starman that lives on Mt Scanzi because Trump is a mere mortal and I want to live forever.

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Sep 27, 2019 12:37:10   #
Radiance3 wrote:
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I think the P**********l advisory brains trust who wrote the speech had a strategy to plug up, using Trump, the US as an emerging plethora after a monumental ruinous event.

Ans. All US presidents have their own Speech Writer. The tone of President Trump's speech indicated that he prepared it himself. Your encroachment to the US sovereign rights dictates your clear hatred for president Trump. Thus, showing a biased opinion, which sounds like that of Iran’s Ayotollah, Hamas, and CAIR, and the Four Squad.
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Nearly every occupier of a seat in that auditorium except for Boris Johnson would have for sure believed before the speech that there was no great calamity felt by them, which they needed to be emotionally reassured about, after the speech probably everyone was seeking such a reassurance.

Ans. The speech of president Trump was one of the greatest delivered at the UN Assembly. The speech indicated common bond of cooperation and respect for peace and unity to all nations, bonded with love for its sovereign rights. It is about patriotism of their people. It mentioned about abuses of its leaders, and to providing aid to those struggling nations as a result of the evils of the leadership like Iran, and Venezuela. But they have to return to democracy and freedom so that their people could excel, thrive and grow in prosperity and freedom. It mentioned about the trade abuses of China, that must be corrected to be fair and balance with the US.
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Another missed opportunity to expose his intuition, used instead to prevaricate and promote a high falutin meaningless utopian sentiment.
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Ans. I think you are speaking nonsense. It sounds like that of the Ayatollah of Iran.
The president was direct and assertive in presenting all the failures of countries particularly Iran, and abuses of China's trade with the US. US wants fair and balanced trade. But he also offered support for the people of Iran who badly needed it. Only the leader must give up nuclear proliferation and avoid attacking the neighbors.
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That's not true I love President Trump compared to Obama, in fact I'm composing a narrative on Quora drawing on this very subject, that being emotional attachments, the question is - "If you continually find yourself attracted to emotionally unavailable people, is it because you in fact are emotionally
unavailable yourself?." - I am Terry Loder on Quora and was A2A (asked to answer) this question by no other than Chrissy Moore.

If you perchance read my answer could you please, please give me an up v**e, Chrissy would like that.

President Trump can't speak in depth about any of the technical stuff pertaining to the disciplines of history and economics I've never heard him, if he was a scholarly intellectual he wouldn't have colloquial appeal, that was my problem I came across as knowing everything so I had to be set upon, the opposite to Trump who has to be pumped up.

But if President Trump didn't connect with his audience how could it be a great speech ?, that speech is not going to be given accolades from the Nations represented in the auditorium, if the speech were to be showered with praise Trump would be an international charismatic leader, there has never been one so far because of divergent National Interests.

I noticed you didn't mention the Ukraine where Trump is excelling, China and Venezuela aren't hinged to Trumps opinions but Ukraine is, Trump has got the Ukraine and Boris Johnson he should start there and branch out, I'm just offering constructive criticism.

But I don't sound like the Ayatollah, I came on OPP as a Salafist but since have abandoned Wahhabies since they invaded Yemen I then became a Stalanist Salafist but now am ditching Stalin for David Harvey and listen to "Reading Marx's Capital with David Harvey "
everyday while working outdoors or in my garage, average duration of one Class is 1hour 40 minuets.

I could give my opinions about all this stuff but probably that wouldn't connect with OPP people, I have got a secret operation current on the internet that OPP folks would find interesting but it's a secret.
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Sep 27, 2019 05:25:07   #
PeterS wrote:
Sad indeed...




I think the P**********l advisory brains trust who wrote the speech had a strategy to plug up, using Trump, the US as an emerging plethora after a monumental ruinous event.

Nearly ever occupier of a seat in that auditorium except for Boris Johnson would have for sure believed before the speech that there was no great calamity felt by them, which they needed to be emotionally reassured about, after the speech probably everyone was seeking such a reassurance.

Another missed opportunity to expose his intuition, used instead to prevaricate and promote a high falutin meaningless utopian sentiment.
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Sep 26, 2019 23:13:49   #
son of witless wrote:
I don't know. Us book readers are the only ones keeping this topic alive. Our friend RT friend dropped out. The non readers must find us boring.


People do read more broadly speaking, you can check that out the same way I did, by asking at the book shop and library, it's mainly only the conversationalists that have to find short cuts for knowledge accruement or give up on conversations.

It's become terribly competitive but what can you do, if you really want to make out you got the gift of the gab and rake in the benefits every second is crucial to be accessing extra knowledge, reading is not a dichotomy, listening to lectures is, and there is the added advantage, if your doing something else while listening to a lecture on the internet, it's less likely you're going to fall asleep.
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Sep 26, 2019 20:03:50   #
Lt. Rob Polans ret. wrote:
You may be right. The hag certainly won't help Warren in the long run.


She was on the right side of bankruptcy but if she got a second term at 78 I think it's mission impossible, Bernie is that to begin with so he's way out in front.
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Sep 26, 2019 18:25:55   #
ReverseDiversity wrote:
I think he's onto something. For bonus points, add Robespierre and Napoleon.


A good point but specialization prevents it, Professor Read (modern history) Warwick University.

Christopher Read is not an ideologue, if he were to write about his thoughts on political topics in Britain he would lose his standing as a practicing historian.

As far as I know Read does give an opinion about Republicianism but he doesn't appear to be Monarchical, the problem with Read is that his books are very expensive, more than double the price of less saught after historians.

Public libraries in Australia only hold his writings at Universities, and to get a loan it costs $25 so I'm not really up to scratch although I use his work a lot in my thinking, I readily admit I make stuff up.

Here's what I think Read says about Robespierre and Nepolean.

Read subliminally believes the Marxist theory of free flowing capital when in its form of machinery must have a monopoly consequence, the guillotine was such a monopoly control item and Robespierre's subliminal thoughts excepted him when the blade came smoothly down, he cursed his bad aim when he short himself in the head at point blank range and missed.

The Jacobine Club was a hot bed of both extremists and reactionaries.

Robespierre was on the right, Danton was a lefty, Danton inspired the second Commune Marx spoke about 79 years later.

No statute was ever erected to honour Robespierre in Paris but Danton was immortalised by the first Paris Commune and association in spirit with the second.

Bonaparte was the reactionary and was spared the guillotine because the "monopoly controlled item " had always chosen it's victims not for the high up or just from loud mouths but from, - quote - JM Thompson " ... between January 1793 and June 1795 the Revolutionary Tribunal sent 2,795 prisoners to the guillotine. These for the most part were ordinary citizens convicted, ... .... of offences against the State and the laws of the Republic .... .... ... ... .... The court held it's trials in public.; but the common assumption was that anyone the Government put on trial was guilty, and it was only upon rare occasions that the eloquence or attractive looks of the defendant won the favor of the audience and the v**es of the jury. " end quote.

So Napoleon 1. missed the best bits before the monopoly imploded because the fun became nervousness when the citizens realised their logic was presumed to be what it really wasn't.

Quote - "But as a young Corsican Officer named Bonaparte, watched the scene in the gardens, remarked that if he was king he would not tolerate such things " end Quote.

The scene in the gardens was King Louis XV1 who had drclared war against Hungry and Bohemia.

This began the passage of history that led to Waterloo, Bonaparte was at the very beginning as a nobody witnessing the Crown being humiliated, after a crowd including Bonaparte had overflowed into the kings gardens after forcing entrance to the Palace grounds.
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Sep 26, 2019 15:25:25   #
Radiance3 wrote:
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You are not worth of my time. All your information do not prove the facts that happened. Your book resource is not even reliable. Every one could write a book. That does not mean it is part of history, the source of facts. You are talking non-sense.

Don't change the history of this country. You don't know what you are talking about. Here are the purposes of the Iraq war.

The U.S. Iraq war's intent was to remove "a regime that developed and used weapons of mass destruction, that harbored and supported terrorists, committed outrageous human rights abuses, and defied the just demands of the United Nations and the world."[1] For the invasion of Iraq the rationale was "the United States relied on the authority of UN Security Council Resolutions 678 and 687 to use all necessary means to compel Iraq to comply with its international obligations".

In addition, Sadam Hussien, in cahoots with a UN official with Saddam who stole $1.7 billion the UN emergency funds "oil for food program" supposed to be for the suffering Iraqi's. Fact was the UN official in cahoots with the crime was terminated from the UN. Sadam's 2 sons have been feeding the Christians to the team of Lions on their cage that they have.


Your information about the 1996 Sub-Prime lending were all non-sense unreliable. Those were not facts. I have already detailed all the facts that happened and results earlier on my post about the Sup-Prime lending. Read all those highlights in blue on my earlier posts. Those were facts.

Then you create your own statistics, and figures that were made up non-sense. You are wasting my time, but I won't allow you mislead the people and make fool of yourself. Why don't you discuss about your own financial issues in Australia?
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I suppose you agreed with George Bush Sr. when he called Trump a blowhard and said the alt-right w***e s*********ts had taken over the Republican Party and he didn't v**e for Trump either, that was reported by the BBC on the 4th. November 2017. Well I don't.

Said K. Aburish tell us that Saddam was a bad chap and his sons were terrible, now I'm not saying otherwise but he didn't have any weapons of mass destruction otherwise he surely would have blown everything sky high.

Secretly Saddam Hussein must have been taking orders directly from Allied Command Headquarters otherwise how could he Order his Soldiers to dig in out in the desert when there was a perfectly good City that was already taken to fight from ?, realistically what was he promised in return, that never surfaced along with his Soldiers.

August 2 1990 Saddam attacked Kuwait and began 8 months of unbelievable military blunders that must have been either deliberate or Divine Intervention.

I've seen videos and it was widely reported Saddam's army was entrenched in the desert and when attacked the trenches were just filled in with an angled bladed bulldozers driving down the line, Saddam's Men were just buried alive in their trenches, some jumped out and surrendered, most didn't.

Also on top of them gruesome developments, - before die sigh end of the rope 30th. December 2006, - in mid-February 1991 H W Bush gave a speech at the Raytheon Patriot missile plant calling for the Iraqi people to arise, they did, and they too died, maybe there was a stupid sickness indemic in Iraq at the time but they seemed to have overcome it now since Iraq is still in one piece.

In spite of the lies.

HW Bush told the US public Kuwait was invaded "without provocation or warning" what he omitted to mention was that the US Ambassador to Iraq, April Glaspie, had given Saddam an effective green light, telling Saddam on July 1990, a week before his invasion, "We have no opinion on the Arab-Arab conflicts, like your border disagreement with Kuwait". (Wikileaks, April Glaspie, and Saddam Hussein) .

The stupid sickness was really bad because Saddam believed him, personally I believe it was Rapturous Design aka emotional overload.
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Sep 26, 2019 07:17:59   #
Radiance3 wrote:
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Sorry to tell you that you've misunderstood the whole purpose of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Yours had a very wrong interpretation about president Bush in 1992, entering into the Iraq war, your allegations of helping people who don't have the qualification of obtaining loans. That was Mr. Obama's demand in 1996 demanding banks to provide loans to low income people. Unfortunately substantial parts of those loans were sold to Fannie and Freddie Mac subsidies under the system of Sub- Prime lending.

Here are the reasons why Fannie and Freddie were created.
FANNIE MAE AND FREDDIE MAC

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were created by Congress in 1938. They perform an important role in the nation’s housing finance system:
1. To provide liquidity, stability and affordability to the mortgage market. They provide liquidity (ready access to funds on reasonable terms) to the thousands of banks, savings and loans, and mortgage companies that make loans to finance housing.
2. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac buy mortgages from lenders and either hold these mortgages in their portfolios or package the loans into mortgage-backed securities (MBS) that may be sold.
3. Lenders use the cash raised by selling mortgages to the Enterprises to engage in further lending.
4. The Enterprises’ purchases help ensure that individuals and families that buy homes and investors that purchase apartment buildings and other multifamily dwellings have a continuous, stable supply of mortgage money.

5. By packaging mortgages into( MBS), and guaranteeing the timely payment of principal and interest on the underlying mortgages.
6. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac attract to the secondary mortgage market investors who might not otherwise invest in mortgages, thereby expanding the pool of funds available for housing.
7. That makes the secondary mortgage market more liquid and helps lower the interest rates paid by homeowners and other mortgage borrowers.

8.Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac also can help stabilize mortgage markets and protect housing during extraordinary periods when stress or turmoil in the broader financial system threaten the economy. The Enterprises’ support for mortgage lending that finances affordable housing reduces the cost of such borrowing.

9. Fannie Mae was first chartered by the U.S. government in 1938 to help ensure a reliable and affordable supply of mortgage funds throughout the country. Today it is a shareholder-owned company that operates under a congressional charter.


Note: Part of the Stimulus funds provided in 2009 was bailing out Fannie and Freddie
Here's what happened during the 2008 SupPrime crisis. Banks sold the loans to Fannie and Freddie, and therefore substantial loans were carried under the two charters. But when the SubPrime failed, substantial losses were incurred by both charters. According to an independent economic group, the Shadow Open Market Committee (SOMC), keeping the two agencies afloat cost taxpayers US$187 billion over time as the Treasury paid $116 billion for Fannie and $71 billion for Freddie.
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*Quote, - yours had a very wrong interpretation of President Bush entering the Iraq war in 1992.]

Saddam Hussein attacked Iran because he believe it was an opportune moment, HW Bush attacked Saddam Hussein because Saudi Arabia used it's influence to demand Saddam be squeezed financially because he lost the war but emerged with a far stronger Arab force than all the other Arab States put together.

Even if Saddam won he would still have annihilated, I have the book right in front of me "Saddam Hussein- The Politics of Revenge" by an expert , ' Said K. Aburish '.

When that provocation didn't work Kuwait invented slant drilling now used in Fracking to really get up Saddam's nose, this led to the US bailing Kuwait out, but Saddam was still probably even stronger so the stage was set for the invasion proper of Iraq in 2003.

Saudi Arabia paid for slant drilling to be invented to start a war and now slant drilling is putting Saudi Arabia out of business, how do you like that ?.

Quote, - that was Obama's demand in 1996. ]

I don't disagree with any of that, except the part where banks sold the loans to Freddie May and Mac, but I can see how that could happen and then from the two government subsidiaries May and Mac the mortgage contracts were sold overseas as Mortgage Backed Securities, which is why the Treasury Department was liable, I think that's where the QE 1 figure of $100 billion for agency default and $500 billion for mortgage backed Securities came from, followed in 2009 by $850 billion for mortgage backed securities and $300 billion to cover treasuries, then in 2010 $600 billion injected, which was all known as QE 1.

QE 2 began mid. 2011 with $400 billion to prop up treasuries.

QE3 began 2012 with $40 billion monthly rising to $85 billion used mainly for long term bond purchases tapered in 2013 to $10 billion and ended Octiber 2014.

That wasn't the money used to bail out Commercial banks JP Morgan, America Express, Golden Sachs, Capital One, State Street, BB&T, Wells Fargo and Bank of America.

Freddie May and Mac and General Motors got $214 billion between them.

As far as I know most of that money has been paid back and the Fed has been shrinking it's Balance Sheet that's one of the reasons Powell gives for the recent injections of cash into the Banks.

However although the money is paid back the quantity of $ in the system can't be reduced, so where does all this money go? answer, - hoarding, off shore accounts, Bitcom all I know is I haven't got any.

I am studying up on Freddie Mae and Mac. The Banking short falls are getting incredibly deeper Term Repo market is getting $ 60 billion a day injected up from $30 billion and Overnight Repo is getting $100 billion injected daily up from $75 billion.

About Obama, I remember he was making US Aid conditional upon African Nations implementing gay rights legalisation, that is worse than what Trump is accused of doing in my opinion.
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Sep 26, 2019 05:59:06   #
Seth wrote:
I read this twice, and I must confess that while I'm pretty adept at understanding something I read the first time I read it, on this occasion, the second time I read it I only became twice as confused as I did the first time through.

In short, what the f**k hell heck are you talking about?


I admit I was making the whole thing up, it was very hot where I was working and a bit dusty, so I took a break in a cool spot and started having reflections, or it might have been flash-backs I'm not sure which, I started to think about Gone With the Wind and there was Scarlet begging me to stay, but I knew, and I said to myself, this can't be right, since I'm not going anywhere anyhow.

So I created a distraction to free myself from her, and posted what I remembered about making sense.

Hope that explains it.
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Sep 25, 2019 23:01:58   #
Seth wrote:
You're not making any sense by saying I'm not making any sense.


Your comment caused quite a stir, same thing happened to Confucius when writing about sense emanating from a sphere, the more perfect the sense the more perfect the sphere so they started foot binding, but didn't get anywhere, well, _ made some of em considerably slower.

Luckily for us Robespierre engaged with the question and maintained that the sphere didn't have to be perfect only good enough to roll into a basket and sense was provided.

This proved to be true until Robespierre made up the Supreme Being who was perfect and was offended when it was said he came from a miscalculation.

Everything was still OK but when the flames revealed Reason sence became a Bonaparte with two ends pointing-in then rolling apart and the Supreme Being was forgotten about. not sure if that's funny but its a true story.
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Sep 25, 2019 19:58:43   #
ReverseDiversity wrote:
Solzhenitsyn said something similar, if memory serves.


An interesting comment, not directed to me but if I might presume to reply since I sit at the feet of an expert on the subject Christopher Read who introduced Alexander Solzhenitsyn fairly often.

This is what he says about some of Solzhenitsyn's emotional allegations.

The difference between Solzhenitsyn and Medvedev Reed tells us, - Medvedev alleged Stalin was opposed to Lenin, and - Solzhenitsyn maintained Lenin and Stalin was the same. I noticed the Medvedev Trotskyists were applauding Pussy R**t, the Stalinist's put them in jail.

Solzhenitsyn was active during 1980's paralle with the dissident son of Stalin's FM Litvinov and Medvedev who was waiting for the Soviet Dubcek but the reformer remained absent. Gulag Archipelago first published 1973 and caused unrest Reed associates this period with the vodka culture, very credible taking Yeltsin into account.

Solzhenitsyn and Pasternak were symbolic of perestroika 1988-1989, cooperatives were doing well, anarchists took over Moscow square making speeches denouncing Marxism to sell their news papers, the Democratic Union was formed . Reed ties this in to the Orthodox Church making Religious Texts and Liturgical Books freely available sett up in public kiosks.

I can give lots more paraphrased quotes if anybody is interested.

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Sep 25, 2019 18:42:13   #
Seth wrote:
Scored again, big time!
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Your not making any sense
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Sep 25, 2019 18:28:32   #
Radiance3 wrote:
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Sorry; I didn’t think you were serious, the $2 trillion wasn't lost because it was wasn't there to begin with, the $2 trillion wasn't anything to do with those subprime mortgages that triggered the run on the banks the subprime mortgages were genuine commitments by home owners who signed up without much of a deposit.

The $2 trillion was speculative asset adjustments of value which first took hold in the futures markets that all turned bearish, and then that contagion spread to all equities and property markets, and after that then resulted the original home owners who has signed up for a debt found that the value of their property was much less than the amount owed by them on the mortgage.
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Ans** Your statements were all theories speculations and assumption without credence. The total loss during the Sub-Prime lending was more than $2 trillion. Not related to all your answers according to your imagination, your theories of finance or economics do not apply to the actual events that happened. I can’t take that.

It so obvious that you are trying to protect Obama when in fact all these events happened were the works of the democrats starting from Mr. Obama. All your assumptions and theories are the opposite of the facts, and I am really tired of your made up lies defending the real culprits of these greatest financial failures.
You must know first know how these events of the Sub-Prime lending that turned disastrous to our financial market.
1. During 1996 Mr. Obama issued bill to requiring banks and lending institutions provide mortgage loan to b****s and Hispanics or other low income.
2. In addition, during the periods of 2001-2003 ACORN had been demonstrating to banks and lending companies requiring banks to provide mortgage loans to low income. As a result, banks and lending companies issued a SUB-PRIME lending to these non-qualified buyers. What is a Sub-Prime? A subprime loan is a type of loan offered at a rate above prime to individuals who do not qualify for prime-rate loans. Quite often subprime.
3. From 2002 to 2005 millions of home buyers on this category obtained mortgages. Demands were so high that interest rates went higher. By 2005 the buyers failed to meet their obligations, and therefore foreclosures were at its highest. Thousands of banks collapsed, and the biggest one was that of Lehman Brothers. The complexities of the problems delayed solutions the Federal system under the FOMC who makes decision. Congress had to interfere bailout and issued the Stimulus package of initially $720 billions in 2008 and which was processed during the 2009 under the Obama adm. The funds first to be released in 2009 was $185 billion, in 2010 was $400 billion, and in 2011 was $135 billion. Later on, this was not sufficient enough and was added $145 billion. Total bailout was $865 billion under the Obama administration. How these funds were handled to meet the requirements. I did now see where most of the funds went. But I know for a fact that there were funds distributed to areas that were not parts of the bail-out. E.g. Shovel ready jobs swindle, Egypt bailout $1.3 billion, Hamas was bailed out $900 million, Solyndra loan $500 million which was fraudulent and bankrupted within 5 months, cash for clunkers, some money bailed out to b****s who failed the mortgage so they could keep their homes. Some f the funds bailed out to Iran for $150 billion, plus $1.8 billion in cash. That made Iran now the greatest threat to the world's security.
But still millions of mortgages were all left unpaid. Several thousands of banks got bankrupt, dissolved, and the biggest victim was the Lehman Brothers.


Some banks were given bail out money and Congress was involved but the Fed has authority to inject funds where necessary with the oversight of the Treasury Dept I think the figures you drew our attention to were to begin the nascent process of Quantative Easing, the Fed has never been audited so how much they give out and get back is always only ever conjecture.

The mortgages that ended up oversees as bundles were not bad debts until the banks started to fight each other and that was when Obama arrived a couple of year's later the repco market were one of the first signs that the Banks were digging into survival trenches, but last weeks injection were 10 times bigger sums of $ needed to prop up the inter bank over night lending market than was needed in 2008, officially the story is as you point out something to do with companies borrowing to pay taxes, well see.

The sub prime mortgages were Bushes bright idea to consolidate support for the invasion of Iraq, almost identical to Modern Monetary Theory just pust the $ out there as fast as possible.

Bank employees got a bonus for every mortgage they sold the builders got work people who otherwise couldn't afford homes were set for life, but property values plummeted when Obama came to Office.

Obama was a charismatic leader like Trump both above party politics so the deep State Henry Kissinger didn't have as much authority over the Government because of the charisma of the President.

The deep State controls the Party machine at branch level and when there is no charismatic leader, the deep State control everything that's why they call it deep.

If McCain and Palin would have won 2008 all hell would for sure have broken loose WW 3.

It's the Party machine that Powell will respond to because his home base is the branch banks same as a lack luster President is always threatened by the rank and file unless he has something over them, it all becomes very local grass roots family against family when there is no ultimate authority.

Australian Banks got involved when the Australian Wheat Board was had-up-for violating sanctions in the wheat for oil scheme which was said to be corrupt like Huawei is now, you'd probably find Trump wasn't responsible for that.

The Australian Wheat Board was smashed out of existence and became a private company owned by the growers in 1999, but now is much less effective especially in times of drought. .

The reason Australian banks were set upon by US deep State is because they didn't like us being strong and healthy so the Over Night Lending Rate was used to create liquidity problems for us by pushing up over night interst rates, that was Obama you're right to deduce that it was his Term.of Office but I'm sure he wasn't pulling the strings.

However it also happened in the Asian Financial crisis late 1990's and the one before before that was early 1990''s, I had a Government protected mortgage so was OK but 2 work mates were on the open market their interest rate went from 6% to 15% one had to sell up.

Australian Banks balance their day to day ledgers using the US banking overnight market.
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Your Australian bank affected?? They are all your theories and assumptions. Prove that. Ask the democrats how the Sub-Prime begun. They'll all deny that since they are famous for doing that until now and its getting worst. Turning into socialism perhaps you desire that too to enriching their own interests, extorting from the American people who think and earn.

President Bush had nothing to do with the Sub-prime. It all started by the democrats in Congress, in 1996 till 2003 and then ended up bailing out during the Obama administration where money laundering was very active. Until he left the country bankrupt, where he doubled the national debts of all presidents combined to $19, 977 trillion.

I am tired of your nonsense; my time is so much used to answering all your unproven assumptions motivated by your liberal political encroachment in our US economy. This ends my communication with you.
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1992 there were new rules for Freddie Mae and Freddie Mac a desperate move by a desperate President H W Brush in office from January 1989 to January 1993.

Bill Clinton took office January 1993 - 2001 after statutes for new rules were signed in and up and running, locked and loaded.

Clinton saw no need to implement more stringent requirements for home loans as he was less inclined to do anything that wasn't corrupt because he always had other things on his mind, home loans wasn't it, also there was no problum with Bank collapses at the time.

This is when mortgages were started being sold without adequate provisions for long term permanent commitments by borrower because the new rules reduced prerequisites for a substantial deposit being required.

Freddie May and Mac are Government enterprises that set the bench Mark for home loans in 1994 Commercial Banks got in on the act bundling up mortgages supposedly as credit protections for bad loans but the system in progress began in 1992 by H W Bush who was needing to bolster support from people who had no access to the home loan market, it was a e******n pork barrel bribe to support the on-going war in Iraq which failed.
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Sep 25, 2019 09:04:52   #
ACP45 wrote:
Once again, Tulsi stands out as perhaps the only voice of reason in a field of "unreasonable" and hyper-partisan Democratic candidates running for president in 2020. Perhaps this is why the MSM and DNC refuse to give her any positive press and a voice in the second round of debates.

"I believe that impeachment at this juncture would be terribly d******e for the country at a time when we are already extremely divided. The hyperpartisanship is one of the main things driving our country apart," Gabbard told host Brian Kilmeade.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/terribly-d******e-tulsi-gabbard-refuses-join-fellow-democrats-calls-impeachment
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Looks like Tulsi Gabbard has got the nomination, Nancy Pelosi and Bernie Sanders plus all the rest are setting Tulsi Gabbard apart as the stand out candidate for 2020, getting rid of Biden by pushing his corrupt behaviour in Ukraine under the public's nose.

This seems to be a repeat of the Clinton's exposure in the Wikileaks publication of the Pizzagate Podesta e-mails, the criminal becomes the victim but the public don't really buy into the alibi, and some of the dirt sticks.

Democrat strategy planners saw how that got rid of the Clintons, not that the Party initiated the exercise, but they learned from it, and now want to repeat the same method to get rid of Biden and go with Tulsi Gabbard who is looking good to the public, Bernie must have thrown the towel in and is supporting Tulsi Gabbard. it's all for the best if your candidate is beaten early in the race, critique is easier than defence.
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Sep 25, 2019 07:55:50   #
debeda wrote:
Comrade????? Dod you ever read the book?????


Nope only heard about it on OPP. nearly forgot Comrade is testing testing 123, you passed congratulations
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