The Judge Rules: The Feds Committed Extortion!

Judge Napolitano says it started in the Bush administration, and they are guilty of committing extortion against a small private bank. Now that they have their hooks in them, they're trying to tell the bank how to run its business. What do you think?

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[quirose]

That's bullshit. The feds can't even run this country efficiently, now they want to take over banks. Are they going to take over my business too? I worked hard for my business and success, not the feds. Government workers are lazy, and will in no way put in the hours and have the passion that I have for the job.

If this happens, banks are going to be like the DMV and less like AAA.

[ydaani]

I'm not sure what we are going to look like in a couple of years. The nature of Government is to get as big as it can. I think once this tidal wave of change to our current system is over we might not recognize much of it. And once it does, I don't think we can go back

[jhunted7667]

@Rev1vedR0manEmp1re I have just finished reading a book , Man ,Greed and the Economy I don't know what to think about my being sooo stupid that I didn't see these things coming

[Rev1vedR0manEmp1re]

Jesus was against these same Jews and Romans, who as a technique in their con game use the Bible and Torah and Talmud to terrorize everyone, whilst engaging in the most heinous of crimes behind a glossy sheen of God and love.

The university of Freemasonic Phoenix seems to pop up everywhere too.

Let me tell you Mr. Mason:

your a ungodly man doing these things

and your going to Hell

[bragladish]

Look Max, the guys who set this up, got their investments out of these banks before they failed... they set it up that way. They are families who you'd never hear on any Forbes top ten list, they are beyond the little people that that mag covers. You are still arguing for the perpetrators to win! These banks are all thats left, you let them fail, and every good asset in America would be gone over night for a fraction of their worth. The people who do the clean up on these corps failing win big!

[MaxLibertas]

Look man, I know it's hard to face, but Obama's a political animal like all the rest. Only he's more dangerous because he's got the press in his pocket and a legion of misguided starry eyed followers. You're using a lot of convoluted logic to defend the government.. It's simple. Let the banks fail. They are not too big to fail. The bailout will ulimately lead to a longer and deeper depression. It's unconstitutional and has set a dangerous precedent for big brother style government.

[bragladish]

Seriously, if you don't have a set of eyes in there, then they'll do it again and again. It's a hell of a lot better than just letting the whole thing fall apart. Obama knows a banking system run by the government would never work, he doesn't want to be a socialist... that's why he didn't let the banks fail, he didn't want the government to run anything! He knows, well enough, that would be a disaster! He wants to leave it to the right people, but keep those people in check!

[bragladish]

I agree, but the banks have to buy up good assets, immediately, or the money you just handed over will be gone, with no, or very little return. The situation is crazy. The banks have protected themselves with so much legislation, the federal bank doesn't even have to do anything any administration wants them to do. They're untouchable, but the banks have a weakness, one: the existing laws protect the share holders, so they needed shares! They had to own a part of it to see what is going on!

[MaxLibertas]

"And what did you want him to do, let all these banks fail, so the world banks can gobble everything up for dimes on the dollar, like the last couple of crashes?"

You seem to be missing the point. These are the "world banks" that you are talking about! And thanks to Bush and Obama, they have pocketed trillions of dollars of the tax payers money. Not only that, but these rotten banks are using some of that money to buy up well run small banks. It's a whole new level of corruption.

[MaxLibertas]

Boy that's a great plan. Let's hire the people who screwed it up to figure out how to save it. That's utterly absurd. I don't know why people need to hero worship. Obama is a politician. Nothing more. He's not some holy savior. He's continuing most of the ridiculous policies of George W. Bush and yet the people who hated Bush for this somehow think it's ok if Obama's doing it. What can one expect from a population that has been dumbed down by television.

[bragladish]

And what did you want him to do, let all these banks fail, so the world banks can gobble everything up for dimes on the dollar, like the last couple of crashes? He's trying to stave off the big banks, not save them. Saving all these little banks mean keeping the wealth of your country in the hands of people who live in your country. That's what went down the last crash, all the central banks made it happen then, too. Obama's trying to stop them from owning it all for the price of deception.

[bragladish]

Who the hell are you going to hire, they're not allowed into the Banks books, he hire people on the inside who know the banking system, inside and out. They came up with something, to help Obama figure out what the banks have been doing, are doing and going to do about what they just did! What, hire somone who knows nothing? The originals, he wanted to hire, the best legal thinkers in the USA, don't pay their taxes! lol... so, he had to go with the guys who fucked it up in the first place!