Paul, we’re already being led into a Great Depression by the Zionist controlled banking system and their thug friends, the Bush family. I don’t like Phil Gramm any more than you do, but trying to blame an ignorant goy for the depression Jews are causing is a big stretch. Phil Gramm has been selling magazine subscriptions in Dallas the last ten years. Don’t blame him for our problems.

Blaming Jews for our problems not only represents bigotry in it’s worst form, it’s just plain wrong. Regardless of how many Jews are or are not running our banking system, you simply can’t determine the who the enemy is by their religious heritage. It doesn’t work for Jews any more than it works for Muslims.

Gramm orchestrated the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act in 1999 which “destroyed the Depression-era barrier to the merger of stockbrokers, banks and insurance companies.”

Gramm is but one cog in an enormous machine but clearly he’s one of the more important cogs as evidenced by the above quote. You see, that’s how you judge people, by their actions, no more no less.

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JaneaneTheAcerbicGoblin Says:

Clinton era bipartisanship for you…disgusting…

First, the republicans had control of the legislature at the time.

Second the author of your piece also writes “The Strange Death of Liberal America”

We aint gone yet, sorry to tell ya. repubs might be heading down the tubes though if we can get the truth out.

I was wondering if someone would now say “It’s all Clinton’s fault!” so I looked up the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act. It was passed by a veto-proof margin:

November 4, 1999 — Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act passes the Senate 90-8 and the House 362-57.

Clinton era bipartisanship for you…disgusting…

thanks Wayne, makes you wonder who is still listening to mccain doesn’t it. Matthews sounds like he is scared of mccain and he should be.

good to hear it on msm though…..pleasantly surprising.

“Any lack of confidence in the economic future or the basic strength of business in the United States is foolish.”

—Herbert Hoover

American’s are playing with fire and no one in the media will allow the truth to be told.

“Tweety” Mathews was making this point on Hardball yesterday and he was really jumping on the McCain people who were trying to doublespeak around McCain’s plans for economy. I was actually surprised Mathews was actually acting like a journalist yesterday.

Change you can believe in. Just you can believe in events to be catastrophic.

Guess who gets to buy back their debt on the cheap? The Carlyle Group’s David Rubenstein bragged about this opportunity not long ago.

Tomorrow Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts gets that very chance as Lehman is selling a big chunk of their high risk, high yield debt.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aeF28VU0BBuY&refer=home

Bloomberg said they’re dumping assets, which usually means on the cheap. Will Henry Kravis get to buy his debt for 50 cents on the dollar? Stay tuned!

what part of minimum wage is below poverty level do you guys not understand?

What part of 47 million Americans without health insurance and the majority that do have it are underinsured do you guys not understand.

Business did just fine under Clinton……

I am really sick of hearing how hard life is for corporations in the US

McCain: ‘I Still Believe The Fundamentals Of The Economy Are Strong’

“Any lack of confidence in the economic future or the basic strength of business in the United States is foolish.”

—Herbert Hoover
November, 1929

American’s are playing with fire and no one in the media will allow the truth to be told.

There’s a recurring theme in our society of not learning from past mistakes. We could have easily predicted the failure of the war on drugs from the failure of prohibition. If we had learned the crucial lessons from the Viet Nam war we could have prevented the debacle in Iraq, and now we are reaping the results of not heeding the lessons of the Great Depression.

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