It goes up a little once in a while, then it goes down a lot. Yay. Glad to see all of that Wall Street optimism going on -- while the DOW sits at 8300. rofl! The Fed's Plunge Protection Team (BigBadBanker Ben Bernanke, et al) just keep working doggedly to get those little surges in the stock market -- trying to get mom & pop back into the game. Hate to say it, but mom & pop aren't going back into the stock market anytime soon after taking such a soaking. Bernanke's delusional and so is the PPT.
Bad banks! Have you seen our plan, literally called 'bad banks'!
This is the utter slap in the face I have been waiting for now, it implies that Northern rock is a GOOD BANK!
This is literally nothing more (as Max Keiser rightly stated) trying to create something our of nothing and passing it off as a legitimate solution to this economic crisis.
So, in your opinion what do you think they will do next, when the people ARE literally on the doorstep demanding answers. Or (like me) do you think people have become to complacent.
I see the people in the U.S. starting to awaken rapidly now - & as they wake up & as they recover from the shock - people are getting VERY confrontational with their gov't here. A small, very awake minority have been on the doorstep demanding answers for a decade (see w ww.givemeliberty.o rg especially); & that small minority is growing exponentially larger by the day. A mass movement first requires a mass, & then a critical mass to succeed. The current "crisis"is driving it up to the threshold.
But they are so dumbed down, most don't even have a coherrent argument to hold their own against these educated people. The bankers use both double speak, backward logic AND basic lies covered in double dutch. It's almost impossible to win them diplomatcally and literally impossible to win them violently. What is there to do?
It goes up a little once in a while, then it goes down a lot. Yay. Glad to see all of that Wall Street optimism going on -- while the DOW sits at 8300. rofl! The Fed's Plunge Protection Team (BigBadBanker Ben Bernanke, et al) just keep working doggedly to get those little surges in the stock market -- trying to get mom & pop back into the game. Hate to say it, but mom & pop aren't going back into the stock market anytime soon after taking such a soaking. Bernanke's delusional and so is the PPT.
P3rf3ctStorm 3 years ago 2
So are the British people.
Bad banks! Have you seen our plan, literally called 'bad banks'!
This is the utter slap in the face I have been waiting for now, it implies that Northern rock is a GOOD BANK!
This is literally nothing more (as Max Keiser rightly stated) trying to create something our of nothing and passing it off as a legitimate solution to this economic crisis.
joneselius 3 years ago
Sounds like you've got it!
P3rf3ctStorm 3 years ago
So, in your opinion what do you think they will do next, when the people ARE literally on the doorstep demanding answers. Or (like me) do you think people have become to complacent.
joneselius 3 years ago
I see the people in the U.S. starting to awaken rapidly now - & as they wake up & as they recover from the shock - people are getting VERY confrontational with their gov't here. A small, very awake minority have been on the doorstep demanding answers for a decade (see w ww.givemeliberty.o rg especially); & that small minority is growing exponentially larger by the day. A mass movement first requires a mass, & then a critical mass to succeed. The current "crisis"is driving it up to the threshold.
P3rf3ctStorm 3 years ago
But they are so dumbed down, most don't even have a coherrent argument to hold their own against these educated people. The bankers use both double speak, backward logic AND basic lies covered in double dutch. It's almost impossible to win them diplomatcally and literally impossible to win them violently. What is there to do?
joneselius 3 years ago
Don't get too excited. The hard on isn't permanent.
ninanwk69 3 years ago 3
yea so is something in my pants lololololololol
whiteknuckles01 3 years ago 2
The optimism is building on Wall Street.
ThinkingLeft 3 years ago 2