@Krugmanistheking - How arrogant are you? You think I haven't listened to him. I have, and I still disagree. Sorry.
He claims the New Deal created the middle class. It didn't.
The New Deal extended the Depression, and caused a great deal of needless suffering. A bigger New Deal would have created much more suffering. I'm not assuming that government intervention is bad, I'm finding that as a trend throughout history supported by evidence.
@Krugmanistheking - Even if you like him, to deny his arrogance is blind sycophancy.
To say he's fallacious is the truth. He tells World War II ended the depression, and that FDR saved the World. Neither of those is true. He thinks the New Deal created the middle class, another fallacy. But these are not harmless lies, they benefit powerful government.
I will show him all the respect he gives to those who disagree with him: none. I will show him the respect that all con artists deserve: none.
@Krugmanistheking - His video blog includes, "Why I Am a Great Professor". You can't make that up.
His criticism of the current establishment is that government is not spending ENOUGH. We are spending more than we have at any point in history, and it's not working, but if we were only wasting more money... then. His data is fallacy, and out of touch with reality. It serves the interests of the state over the individual, and has been proven false repeatedly.
Please note that my book Keynes Hayek: The Clash That Shaped Modern Economics is published by W.W.Norton in October.
Professor John B.Taylor says that: “Nicholas Wapshott brings the Keynes-Hayek fight of the 20th century back to life, making the clash both entertaining and highly relevant for understanding economic crises of the 21st century.”
Read an extract at: sites.google.com/site/wapshottkeyneshayek/
Krugmo could truly be the single dumbest man on the planet. Let's see, we are massively in debt from spending money we don't have; and the Krugmo plan back to wealth is..... spending much much more money we don't have. Wow, what a friggin Einstein.
@ionlytrade No, Krugman and other mainstream economists recognize the value of a healthy rate of inflation for encouraging capital investments during a recession.
The Communist soul is the soul of Judaism.Hence it follows that,just as in the Russian revolution the triumph of Communism was the triumph of Judaism,so also in the triumph of fascism will triumph Judaism.
(A Program for the Jews and Humanity,Rabbi Harry Waton,p.143-144)
We have exterminated the property owners in Russia.We are going to do the same thing in Europe and America
(The Jew,December 1925,Zinobit)
This book detail their plan for America,it is free on internet.
Have you every really wondered WHY there have been so many REVOLUTIONS around the world throughout history, ie. why men would risk their freedom and even their lives for political change??? BECAUSE SOMETIMES MEN HAVE TO FACE POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC REALITY, U only live once. If your gov is totally corrupt as ours is now, n elections t rigged, our candidates r NOT candidates that the PEOPLE chose, n politicians r bought n paid for by huge corporations, there is no choice but revolution!
How is he going to criticize McCain? He fought just as hard for this worthless bailout as Obama did. Krugman is a partisan hack, and a poor economist. It will go down as a blemish on the legacy of the Nobel prize that Krugman received one.
@selfrealizedexile For telling you a fact that you thought the opposite was a fact. You are out of touch. I'm not a troll you are just a mindless drone
Think I'd rather have fun in here (which was over a year ago) pointing out the uber-partisan, deceitful Krugman than have a debate over Keynesian, fallacious aggregative economics for the 9688686th time in a YT comment section. Toodles.
Pathetic Krugman. Blaming republicans while both parties are the same evil. And so is Krugman with his neo-Keynesian statist bailout-loving "economics".
Study finds Paul Krugman is the most partisan economist. Krugman was the only economist to "significantly" change his stances for partisan reasons. Krugman has even gone so far as to contradict his own findings to bash Republican politicians. - Brett Barkley, Econ Journal Watch, May 2010
@islandmuffin The peer-reviewed research was published in May 2010 issue of the Econ Journal Watch (EJW), edited by Daniel B. Klein. Seven Nobel laureates are members of the EJW Advisory Council.
@islandmuffin Read the study. The "inconsistency" is mostly promoting Keynesian balancing during booms and spending during busts. The only thing close to decent proof was a contrast of quotes about war and Head Start. Krugman said the war will increase the deficit, which excacerbates low savings/investment rates in the US. Later, he said if money is saved it should go to social investment first and deficit reduction second. What the study reveals is Barkley's lack of reading comprehension
fucking dunderheads like this clown would give the economic reins to psychopathic eco-fascists like Paulson. Central economic planning fails because criminals will always gravitate towards power.
@ParapaDrifter Krugman is part of the mass murdering Debt Syndicate control grid. He is paid-off by Tax Free Foundation stolen loot plundered at gunpoint from We The People, and handed over to Think Tanks owned by the syndicate. He is a whore, down on his knees doing the nasty, for bankers.
It is sad to see how America is collapsing. The government is taking tax payer money and bailing out the corrupt companies. The federal reserve is pure evil.
Ron Paul and Peter Schiff are true honest Americans. It is sad to see how Bush and Obama bailed out all the banks with our money. Bush and Obama should be put in prison.
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An idiot interviewing an idiot. Funny how there were questions about spending by Bush and arrogance when Obama has done everything they are questioning. This is hilarious "now, now, now" what an absolute of the Obama spending plan.
I tried to tell my mother in 2006 sell this house for 235,000.00 but she thought beyond the bubble. Now this crackerbox we live in is only appraised at 140,000.00 meaning we lost near 100,000.00 in this market in 3 years. We could have(water under the bridge I know) built a house in Tn. for 100,000.00 with no more debt ever. Except for utilities and food.
I can't believe the congress and the American people sat still for this nonsense (I am as gulity as anyone). Paulson should be arrested and tried for crimes against the state.
Okay old post I know Sept 2008 But its 0104209 now and well wheres the money? Who got some and how much and how did they use it. Why the hell aren't we talking about this. Wheres the money NOW? I don't see anything telling us what just happened. Are we going to let them BS us again? We need to demand to know wheres the money?
banks have the money and are storing it to back deposits greater than there 10 times ratio. Contractions in the money supply are common of most recessions and this is no new situation. The problem is interest rates were to low for too long and created a credit bubble that had to burst some time because bubble economies arent natural.
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This loser proves you do not need to be smart to be a professor. Surprising at how political the Nobel Prize has become. Acedemic credentials mean less than being cozy with the elites. Hey, socialist loser, how about donate the million bucks from your Swedish prize!
I don't question his expertise and knowledge in the field of economy but honestly, krugman is not the kind of articulated guy to do an interview with cos if i were the interviewer, i might have to ask him again on certain words that i didn't understand properly. I agree with you hypothetisch.
he's got mercury in pisces. he gets a bit emotional for an economist, but in a way, it's what makes him convincing. he cares about the people he's talking about.
The major European economies have in effect declared themselves ready to follow Britains lead, injecting hundreds of billions of dollars into banks while guaranteeing their debts. And whaddya know, Paulson — after arguably wasting several precious weeks — has also reversed course, and now plans to buy equity stakes rather than bad mortgage securities.
The death of the bailout will expose the lie. The financial titans have no damn motivation to do crap if they think Uncle Sucker will give them free money...
Why should they sell their garbage to another bank for 20 cents on the dollar if Uncle Hank will do it for the government at 50 cents to the dollar?
the base of the issue is the 700B will go to make very rich people even richer - selling paper to each other. Average joe would not see a dime. You do realize that "Hank" has 500Mil of his own money in Goldman Sachs ...wonder why he wants this bill pushed so quick ...hummm i wonder ?
The greater economy will continue as normal. What the Financial Institutions dont want is overseas banks to step in and take over the credit market in the US or smaller US banks with integrity who were not involved in this mess to come to the fore against the friends of Paulson and Gang. It is a natural process under capitalism for the failed banks to go bust and be taken over, it is also the only regulatory mechanism in the Financial Market as no one else is watching these people.
The only thing that makes me worried, is Joe Corner Store can't get cash flow for his little business, and he's going belly up.
When the little guy gets screwed twice, hair should be on fire...
This is scary and more debating is bullsh!t. Paulson was trying to do "give me the helm". He isn't CAPT KIRK material.
It doesn't matter how much Bush lied, this isn't the little boy crying wolf--there is a wolf at small businesses door, and we need those foreign dollars or we choke.
Why give 700 billion to the Failing Financial Institutions at all? Various people have been on the news saying if they dont get it then Mr Average will not be able to pay his mortgage, buy a car, pay for kids schooling. Well why dont they bypass the Markets and allocate the money to those who need it based on sound credit checks. It would cost 10% of the 700 Billion. Divide 700billion by 250 mil Americans and you will get the idea. They want 700B quick so we dont have time to figure out the CON
Americans HAVE made some noise... It's pretty easy to get your Congressmen's phone numbers. There have been alot of reports of Representatives' e-mails being flooded with disapproval of the bill and lots of phone calls. I say people just need to keep doing it until the government or other financial gurus can come up with something that doesn't cause inflation or gamble with taxpayer money.
your right Fuchsia - this has gotten some people off thier butts and there is some discord going on ...maybe there is some hope for americans yet. Some are calling this the end of the american empire. Every great civilization has collapsed ...is china the next world superpower?
Krugman is a socialist. Libertarianmonarchy . com
ecnerwal999 2 months ago
@Krugmanistheking - Please show me one example of Krugman being anything other than disrespectful to someone who disagrees with him. Just one.
You have a right to an opinion, and that's all Krugman has. He is at the bottom of a long line of disproven failures. Or maybe that's you.
mpc91 2 months ago
@Krugmanistheking - And really, he never said that FDR saved the world? Really? How much you want to put on line for that one?
/user/PaulKrugmanBlog#p/u/18/qlv1LtwO7Tg
Here he says just that.
mpc91 2 months ago
@Krugmanistheking - And really, Krugman is quite the fan of FDR. On his blog, he calls FDR - "The greatest hero of all time."
That seems like high praise to me.
mpc91 2 months ago
@Krugmanistheking - How arrogant are you? You think I haven't listened to him. I have, and I still disagree. Sorry.
He claims the New Deal created the middle class. It didn't.
The New Deal extended the Depression, and caused a great deal of needless suffering. A bigger New Deal would have created much more suffering. I'm not assuming that government intervention is bad, I'm finding that as a trend throughout history supported by evidence.
mpc91 2 months ago
@Krugmanistheking - Even if you like him, to deny his arrogance is blind sycophancy.
To say he's fallacious is the truth. He tells World War II ended the depression, and that FDR saved the World. Neither of those is true. He thinks the New Deal created the middle class, another fallacy. But these are not harmless lies, they benefit powerful government.
I will show him all the respect he gives to those who disagree with him: none. I will show him the respect that all con artists deserve: none.
mpc91 2 months ago
@Krugmanistheking - His video blog includes, "Why I Am a Great Professor". You can't make that up.
His criticism of the current establishment is that government is not spending ENOUGH. We are spending more than we have at any point in history, and it's not working, but if we were only wasting more money... then. His data is fallacy, and out of touch with reality. It serves the interests of the state over the individual, and has been proven false repeatedly.
He's incredibly arrogant.
mpc91 2 months ago
Paul Krugman calling anyone arrogant is like a clown telling someone they are wearing too much makeup.
mpc91 2 months ago
Why is it that Paul Krugman is still alive?
bobbytiger 5 months ago
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Read an extract at: sites.google.com/site/wapshottkeyneshayek/
Nicholas Wapshott
nhwapshott 7 months ago
Krugmo could truly be the single dumbest man on the planet. Let's see, we are massively in debt from spending money we don't have; and the Krugmo plan back to wealth is..... spending much much more money we don't have. Wow, what a friggin Einstein.
ionlytrade 10 months ago
@ionlytrade No, Krugman and other mainstream economists recognize the value of a healthy rate of inflation for encouraging capital investments during a recession.
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The Communist soul is the soul of Judaism.Hence it follows that,just as in the Russian revolution the triumph of Communism was the triumph of Judaism,so also in the triumph of fascism will triumph Judaism.
(A Program for the Jews and Humanity,Rabbi Harry Waton,p.143-144)
We have exterminated the property owners in Russia.We are going to do the same thing in Europe and America
(The Jew,December 1925,Zinobit)
This book detail their plan for America,it is free on internet.
Who Is Esau-Edom.
MsMihailescu 1 year ago
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Have you every really wondered WHY there have been so many REVOLUTIONS around the world throughout history, ie. why men would risk their freedom and even their lives for political change??? BECAUSE SOMETIMES MEN HAVE TO FACE POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC REALITY, U only live once. If your gov is totally corrupt as ours is now, n elections t rigged, our candidates r NOT candidates that the PEOPLE chose, n politicians r bought n paid for by huge corporations, there is no choice but revolution!
USStateSponTerrorism 1 year ago
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stop wasting the money of christians u distgusting heeb
stop transferring it to ur yid friends
then git urself sterilized and move to israel where we can nuke all u kikes at one go
AnnFrankMustFknDie 1 year ago
krugman just looks so so so , um so ya know heeby
AnnFrankMustFknDie 1 year ago
@AnnFrankMustFknDie
Wow. GTFO you antisemitic fascist pig.
thehoaxbuster 1 year ago
@thehoaxbuster
f u joo
AnnFrankMustFknDie 1 year ago
@AnnFrankMustFknDie
okay. you're a troll. We get it :)
thehoaxbuster 1 year ago
did he make an all your base reference?
what an asshat.
How is he going to criticize McCain? He fought just as hard for this worthless bailout as Obama did. Krugman is a partisan hack, and a poor economist. It will go down as a blemish on the legacy of the Nobel prize that Krugman received one.
anm898989 1 year ago
@anm898989
jews suk
expel their smelly asses
AnnFrankMustFknDie 1 year ago
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anm898989 1 year ago
Is this Krugman criticizing gov't bailouts prior to approving gov't bailouts when Obama took office?
selfrealizedexile 1 year ago
@selfrealizedexile The bailouts were approved prior to Obama taking office, sooooooo......
Cayvmann 1 year ago
@selfrealizedexile Bush did the bailouts wtf are you talking about dumbass, it was not obama what a dumb fucking ass
splicedenergy 3 months ago
@splicedenergy
trolololololo
selfrealizedexile 3 months ago
@selfrealizedexile For telling you a fact that you thought the opposite was a fact. You are out of touch. I'm not a troll you are just a mindless drone
splicedenergy 3 months ago
@splicedenergy
Think I'd rather have fun in here (which was over a year ago) pointing out the uber-partisan, deceitful Krugman than have a debate over Keynesian, fallacious aggregative economics for the 9688686th time in a YT comment section. Toodles.
selfrealizedexile 3 months ago
Pathetic Krugman. Blaming republicans while both parties are the same evil. And so is Krugman with his neo-Keynesian statist bailout-loving "economics".
rumco 1 year ago
The courts are //an integral part// of the mass murdering Debt Syndicate control grid.
centurion180ad 1 year ago
Study finds Paul Krugman is the most partisan economist. Krugman was the only economist to "significantly" change his stances for partisan reasons. Krugman has even gone so far as to contradict his own findings to bash Republican politicians. - Brett Barkley, Econ Journal Watch, May 2010
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islandmuffin 1 year ago
The peer-reviewed research was published in May 2010 issue of the Econ Journal Watch (EJW), edited by Daniel B. Klein.
Seven Nobel laureates are members of the EJW Advisory Council.
islandmuffin 1 year ago
@islandmuffin Read the study. The "inconsistency" is mostly promoting Keynesian balancing during booms and spending during busts. The only thing close to decent proof was a contrast of quotes about war and Head Start. Krugman said the war will increase the deficit, which excacerbates low savings/investment rates in the US. Later, he said if money is saved it should go to social investment first and deficit reduction second. What the study reveals is Barkley's lack of reading comprehension
LemVlad 1 year ago
fucking dunderheads like this clown would give the economic reins to psychopathic eco-fascists like Paulson. Central economic planning fails because criminals will always gravitate towards power.
ParapaDrifter 1 year ago
@ParapaDrifter Krugman is part of the mass murdering Debt Syndicate control grid. He is paid-off by Tax Free Foundation stolen loot plundered at gunpoint from We The People, and handed over to Think Tanks owned by the syndicate. He is a whore, down on his knees doing the nasty, for bankers.
centurion180ad 1 year ago 2
paul krugman is an idiot, this disaster is keynesian economics at work.
bonfirejovi 1 year ago
Krugman is a political hack for the Liberals. You can tell if hes lying if his lips are moving and words are coming out of his mouth
jjrglobal 1 year ago
the american public is a gutless wonder......the plutocracy says 'take this'....and you bend over and pucker up.
exxxxxxxx 1 year ago 6
Cleavon Little didn't even say "Sheriff" there pal.
Godwad 2 years ago
"All your decisions are belong to me" thats fucking brilliant, hahaha
jesusthecowboy 2 years ago 2
Agreed!
theytsejam 2 years ago
@jesusthecowboy
That IS a video game reference right? :P
VolcanicPenguin 1 year ago
Paul Krugman agreed to all the bail outs under bush. Paul Krugman lies all the time.
ron paul and peter schiff tell the truth about real economics.
search youtube for:
PETER SCHIFF MORTGAGE
peter schiff and ron paul warned americans for 5 years that america was in truble.
hyylo 2 years ago
@hyylo
@hyylo
Exactly, I've seen 3 videos now where he changes his song and dance within a few month period.
He's a hack and while Schiff and Paul made predictions BEFORE the bubble, Krugman was making "predictions" when the bubble had already burst.
Jesus the last fucking video I just watched he was PRAISING PAULSON!!!!
watch?v=qo4ExWEAl_k
savemyplaylist 2 years ago
It is sad to see how America is collapsing. The government is taking tax payer money and bailing out the corrupt companies. The federal reserve is pure evil.
Ron Paul and Peter Schiff are true honest Americans. It is sad to see how Bush and Obama bailed out all the banks with our money. Bush and Obama should be put in prison.
Where is Bush hiding?
hyylo 2 years ago
Peter Schiff and Ron Paul attended the MISES INSTITUTE.
The Mises Institute has free videos on youtube about economics.
hyylo 2 years ago
idiot, I take both of them
jmosher4 2 years ago
"All your decisions are belong to me " Nobody over 40 should get that reference. He's wicked smart.
chaoboyace 2 years ago 29
what does it refer too? cheers
joeroyjoe16 2 years ago
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search this in wikipedia: "All your base are belong to us"
chaoboyace 2 years ago
@chaoboyace It turns out Paul Krugman is wicked stupid (or arrogant).
serfdomthwart 11 months ago
@chaoboyace Wrong. People over 40 built the Internet and were using it long before you. :-)
iBlindGame 10 months ago
@chaoboyace LOL i don't get it?
Seedofwinter 6 months ago
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all your base are belong to us
BranVan10k 2 years ago
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An idiot interviewing an idiot. Funny how there were questions about spending by Bush and arrogance when Obama has done everything they are questioning. This is hilarious "now, now, now" what an absolute of the Obama spending plan.
chesterviolet 2 years ago
one is a liberal commentator (biased.)
one is a professor of economics.
I wonder which one is an idiot?
MaxwellBennett 2 years ago
I tried to tell my mother in 2006 sell this house for 235,000.00 but she thought beyond the bubble. Now this crackerbox we live in is only appraised at 140,000.00 meaning we lost near 100,000.00 in this market in 3 years. We could have(water under the bridge I know) built a house in Tn. for 100,000.00 with no more debt ever. Except for utilities and food.
Iseeme63 2 years ago 2
So now you have to stick it out until the economy regains, right?-Just like in stocks, don't sell when you're in the the red.
wabdinur 2 years ago
1:30 All your decisions are belong to me
somadudesbcglobalnet 2 years ago 20
I can't believe the congress and the American people sat still for this nonsense (I am as gulity as anyone). Paulson should be arrested and tried for crimes against the state.
pretorious700 3 years ago 3
Okay old post I know Sept 2008 But its 0104209 now and well wheres the money? Who got some and how much and how did they use it. Why the hell aren't we talking about this. Wheres the money NOW? I don't see anything telling us what just happened. Are we going to let them BS us again? We need to demand to know wheres the money?
CAJUNNSC 3 years ago
banks have the money and are storing it to back deposits greater than there 10 times ratio. Contractions in the money supply are common of most recessions and this is no new situation. The problem is interest rates were to low for too long and created a credit bubble that had to burst some time because bubble economies arent natural.
mikeyooh7 3 years ago 2
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This loser proves you do not need to be smart to be a professor. Surprising at how political the Nobel Prize has become. Acedemic credentials mean less than being cozy with the elites. Hey, socialist loser, how about donate the million bucks from your Swedish prize!
ericclaptonismygod31 3 years ago
i ain't a fan of Krugman from what i've heard so far but I like how he went "all of your decision are belong to me"
:D
stealthswimmer 3 years ago 7
The politians have to control the banksters but at the same time the people need to watch their politians.
theirs some thing rotten going on when this kind of thing happens
womblefree 3 years ago
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Paulson is a JEW. He only cares about bailing out his jewish buddies.
RayAir1 3 years ago
Is there anyone who still doubts that Paulson is a Wall Street loyalist crony who needs to be rescinded from this process?
greatsea 3 years ago 4
sometimes i think of krugman as bruce banner
mcalien24 3 years ago 2
dodd is best senator only guy in reality
8data 3 years ago
Oh please.
TimeWarp66 3 years ago
Paulson is a nice guy
hes called big banc hanc
i didnt lixe it when he opened his hat to the needs of
bushies
a bird in the hand is worth more than two in the bush, ben and hanc
i am pro labor, forget wall street and croneyism of chaney
8data 3 years ago
"All your decisions are belong to me!!" HAHAHA
I like him.
Tribefull 3 years ago 3
Yeah! Incredible! He knows!
11thsockpuppet 3 years ago
I don't question his expertise and knowledge in the field of economy but honestly, krugman is not the kind of articulated guy to do an interview with cos if i were the interviewer, i might have to ask him again on certain words that i didn't understand properly. I agree with you hypothetisch.
Muraabit 3 years ago
Someone set us up the economy
all your decisions are belong to me
sillymofo 3 years ago 4
haha krugman is such a nerd i love it
dmb426 3 years ago 6
He's like, if George Costanza was really an architect.
marsinpisces 3 years ago 3
"All your decisions are belong to me."
Whoa, Krugman might be a gamer, lol.
Ou8y2k2 3 years ago 4
Krugman should replace Paulson. Now.
rihyun 3 years ago 9
i imagine he will if he wants to
paulson is not bad
neither is ben
not their fault
8data 3 years ago
but who will replace him as nytimes columnist
do you want more from David Broox and Tom Friedman
tweedledee and tweedledum
8data 3 years ago
Congratulations Professor Krugman!
tim4oneris 3 years ago 4
Congratulations to Professor Krugman on his Nobel Prize in Economics!
HarveyDentLives 3 years ago 4
i like krugman's writing but he really is a poor speaker
hypothetisch 3 years ago
I agree, HE is not great as a speaker. He omits some words in the sentence, but still his arguments are clear
Adamalgorithm 3 years ago 7
he's got mercury in pisces. he gets a bit emotional for an economist, but in a way, it's what makes him convincing. he cares about the people he's talking about.
amisthorn 3 years ago
The major European economies have in effect declared themselves ready to follow Britains lead, injecting hundreds of billions of dollars into banks while guaranteeing their debts. And whaddya know, Paulson — after arguably wasting several precious weeks — has also reversed course, and now plans to buy equity stakes rather than bad mortgage securities.
Silberdachs 3 years ago
Good reference to Keynes. hahaha
KatGuo 3 years ago
Henry Paulson looks and acts like a paranoid crook on crack. I can't trust a word he says.
mockingarab 3 years ago
Krugman is too right as usual.
Oabam-Biden 2008!!!
RJWooller 3 years ago
The death of the bailout will expose the lie. The financial titans have no damn motivation to do crap if they think Uncle Sucker will give them free money...
Why should they sell their garbage to another bank for 20 cents on the dollar if Uncle Hank will do it for the government at 50 cents to the dollar?
Garcia0384 3 years ago
the base of the issue is the 700B will go to make very rich people even richer - selling paper to each other. Average joe would not see a dime. You do realize that "Hank" has 500Mil of his own money in Goldman Sachs ...wonder why he wants this bill pushed so quick ...hummm i wonder ?
shanemacc 3 years ago
'The Bush Administration can stay insane longer than the banks can stay incolvent' ----great line!
Staydol 3 years ago 3
The greater economy will continue as normal. What the Financial Institutions dont want is overseas banks to step in and take over the credit market in the US or smaller US banks with integrity who were not involved in this mess to come to the fore against the friends of Paulson and Gang. It is a natural process under capitalism for the failed banks to go bust and be taken over, it is also the only regulatory mechanism in the Financial Market as no one else is watching these people.
F1Reporter 3 years ago
"All your decisions are belong to me"
lol
goosejuice288 3 years ago 2
Who knew Klugman was an "all Your base" fan! ha, ha, ha!
Staydol 3 years ago 2
The only thing that makes me worried, is Joe Corner Store can't get cash flow for his little business, and he's going belly up.
When the little guy gets screwed twice, hair should be on fire...
This is scary and more debating is bullsh!t. Paulson was trying to do "give me the helm". He isn't CAPT KIRK material.
It doesn't matter how much Bush lied, this isn't the little boy crying wolf--there is a wolf at small businesses door, and we need those foreign dollars or we choke.
Yourdeadmeat69 3 years ago
Why give 700 billion to the Failing Financial Institutions at all? Various people have been on the news saying if they dont get it then Mr Average will not be able to pay his mortgage, buy a car, pay for kids schooling. Well why dont they bypass the Markets and allocate the money to those who need it based on sound credit checks. It would cost 10% of the 700 Billion. Divide 700billion by 250 mil Americans and you will get the idea. They want 700B quick so we dont have time to figure out the CON
F1Reporter 3 years ago
"They want 700B quick so we dont have time to figure out the CON " BINGO!!!
now your getting it, just wish the rest of america would wake up and make some noise
shanemacc 3 years ago
Americans HAVE made some noise... It's pretty easy to get your Congressmen's phone numbers. There have been alot of reports of Representatives' e-mails being flooded with disapproval of the bill and lots of phone calls. I say people just need to keep doing it until the government or other financial gurus can come up with something that doesn't cause inflation or gamble with taxpayer money.
Fuchsia 3 years ago
your right Fuchsia - this has gotten some people off thier butts and there is some discord going on ...maybe there is some hope for americans yet. Some are calling this the end of the american empire. Every great civilization has collapsed ...is china the next world superpower?
shanemacc 3 years ago
These people don't give a shit about us.
lol
They're all back peddling. They've already sunk the fucking ship. None of this shit really means anything.
In the end, we are all(except for the super wealthy)going to have to pay out our asses to fix this.
Basically the government is going to fuck us,the same way the lending industry fucked us. We will end up paying twice.
Because, c'mon guys,why fuck someone over once,when you can fuck them over twice?
It's the American way!
roamingsarcophagus 3 years ago 5
somebody set up us the bomb
drewry 3 years ago
t-shirt of krugman's classic comment in this interview, "all your decisions are belong to me"
jkrupman 3 years ago
Paulson: How are you gentlemen!! All your decisions are belong to me. You are on the way to destruction.
America: What you say?!
Paulson: You have no chance to survive - make your time. Ha ha ha.
xMisterXx 3 years ago 4
thing is, they are soooo greedy they can't think straight!
stonerj0e 3 years ago 5
u could say they are drunk on the American people's blood like the vampires they are.
tinslatee 3 years ago 5