Comments on: Clinton repeal of Glass-Steagall faulty as seen today http://crisis.lenderwatch.org/news/398 Mortgage Crisis Before, During, and After Tue, 11 May 2010 14:24:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 By: Alternatives to Bail Out - Page 2 - Rancho Murieta, CA Forums http://crisis.lenderwatch.org/news/398#comment-3625 Alternatives to Bail Out - Page 2 - Rancho Murieta, CA Forums Sun, 28 Sep 2008 17:58:07 +0000 http://mortgageblues.us/news/398#comment-3625 [...] Re: Alternatives to Bail Out Who repealed the Glass-Steagal Act - these two links explain it satisfactory enough for me: Clinton repeal of Glass-Steagall faulty as seen today : Mortgage Blues frontline: the wall street fix: mr. weill goes to washington: the long demise of glass-steagall | PBS Memory serves me Congress wanted everyone of adult age to be able to afford a home - and Congress proceeded to make that happen. Another example of socialism - equalizing the playing field with un-equal quality control measures- disaster. How possible to you believe it is that China, Russia, India and alike are mounting threats on the USA if the USA doesn't immediately make good on its' loans? This is the hard reality in my opinion- one tough item for the average US Citizen to grasp. Ridding the capital gains tax- good idea - it'll place the money back in the hands of the people, where it belongs and will be immediately useful to our economy. The newly elected administration will make a big difference to the US Citizen - frankly I vote to keep the money in the hands of the people and to revert to the proven honor based system that works - through good citizens who earned their freedoms - rather than force tax which has stripping the average disciplined citizen by forcing these citizen's to support the less than honorable thru force tax with an end run to provide equality to all regardless of honor as a good citizen. [...] [...] Re: Alternatives to Bail Out Who repealed the Glass-Steagal Act – these two links explain it satisfactory enough for me: Clinton repeal of Glass-Steagall faulty as seen today : Mortgage Blues frontline: the wall street fix: mr. weill goes to washington: the long demise of glass-steagall | PBS Memory serves me Congress wanted everyone of adult age to be able to afford a home – and Congress proceeded to make that happen. Another example of socialism – equalizing the playing field with un-equal quality control measures- disaster. How possible to you believe it is that China, Russia, India and alike are mounting threats on the USA if the USA doesn’t immediately make good on its’ loans? This is the hard reality in my opinion- one tough item for the average US Citizen to grasp. Ridding the capital gains tax- good idea – it’ll place the money back in the hands of the people, where it belongs and will be immediately useful to our economy. The newly elected administration will make a big difference to the US Citizen – frankly I vote to keep the money in the hands of the people and to revert to the proven honor based system that works – through good citizens who earned their freedoms – rather than force tax which has stripping the average disciplined citizen by forcing these citizen’s to support the less than honorable thru force tax with an end run to provide equality to all regardless of honor as a good citizen. [...]

]]> By: Anonymous http://crisis.lenderwatch.org/news/398#comment-3595 Anonymous Tue, 16 Sep 2008 17:12:12 +0000 http://mortgageblues.us/news/398#comment-3595 <strong>Tuesday, Septemeber 16, 2008...</strong> -504.48 The calendar shows 126 days until George Walker Bush walks out of the White House for the last time as President. But historians will look back and say that the Bush Era ended yesterday, September 15th. The day the stock market dropped ov... Tuesday, Septemeber 16, 2008…

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The calendar shows 126 days until George Walker Bush walks out of the White House for the last time as President. But historians will look back and say that the Bush Era ended yesterday, September 15th. The day the stock market dropped ov…

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