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Economic and market conditions, along with political aspects related to same
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Here it is! Speech by Tickerguy in Ft. Lauderdale at the Tea Party/ALA rally.....
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Karl Denninger, author of market-ticker.org, speaks on the economic crisis at our stop in Tallahassee, Florida. Part 1.
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Karl Denninger, author of market-ticker.org, speaks on the economic crisis at our stop in Tallahassee, Florida. Part 2.
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Comments on the hearing and the "dirty question" none of the Reps addressed... why?
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Neil Barofsky is the man who tracks the historic bailout known as the Troubled Asset Relief Program or TARP. Named in December, the 39-year-old sp...
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I think our congress is detached from the public. No matter how many times I send letters, nothing is impacted. But......if everyone in this room find and contact your congressman, it will make a difference. Follow K's advice guys. Thank you, again.
Naomi Wolf - Give Me Liberty
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Naomi Wolf - Give Me Liberty
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Watch it, send it to your friends, family, neighbours, everyone. Do it immediately.
sidenote: Zeitgeist 2 (Zeitgeist Addendum) is out too people. A Must see film also
The bail out, which is 5% of our GDP, was appropriate a year ago when this financial panic was still young. We should be talking about measures as massive as World War II in %GDP and temporarily nationalizing our financial sector.
America use to have financial panics and depressions every 20 years. This is what we can expect.
2. This causes a massive contraction in the money supply because of the liquidation of loans.
3. This creates a rapid fall in prices. This bankrupts people throughout the economy because their property sharply declines in value but their debt remains fixed.
4. This all leads to spending contractions, bankruptcies, investment stopping, layoffs, unemployment, and hunger.
All of this happened in the Great Depression. Our economy kept contracting for four years until FDR finally stopped the bank panics. We had a huge fall in prices and unemployment hit 32% in 1933.