hitta precis denna sidan
http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/

Ger lite distans till dom 500-800 miljarder dollar USAs regering ska punga fram i skattepengar..

Utan att läsa det som i första inlägget så gissar jag på stående fot att skulden ligger i klassen 15 trillioner dollar.............

Nä de va bara 9....

Press TV interview with Max Keiser
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhf9KwSUQYw

Money Masters producer on economic meltdown - Interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WD3KCCrYVk0

"Patrick Carmack -- the producer of the acclaimed documentary "The Money Masters" detailing how private international bankers gained control of the American economy -- shares his view on the current meltdown in the global financial services sector and his Monetary Reform Act to fix the fundamental underlying problem."

Let's Play "WALLSTREET BAILOUT" The Rules Are...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S27yitK32ds

Breaking News: FBI Is Investigating Fannie Mae Freddie Mac


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The FBI is investigating Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Lehman Brothers and AIG - and their executives - as part of a broad look into possible mortgage fraud, sources with knowledge of the investigation told CNN Tuesday

http://money.cnn.com/2008/09/23/news/ ... finance/index.htm?cnn=yes

Har dom inte en debtclock i New York där de stackars amerikanerna kan följa sin stadsskuld på gatan?

Marcy Kaptur kanske kan göra något gott...

Man har redan passerat "the point of no return" ingen kan göra något åt detta.......ingen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx_iCimDEuc

The collapse of the $513 trillion Ponzi scheme-Kucinich

Date: 24 Sep 2008, 03:30 PM




Protecting the public interest in any economic "bailout"
The U.S. government has been turned into an engine that accelerates the wealth upwards into the hands of a few. The Wall Street bailout, the Iraq War, military spending, tax cuts to the rich, and a for-profit health care system are all about the acceleration of wealth upwards. And now, the American people are about to pay the price of the collapse of the $513 trillion Ponzi scheme of derivatives. Yes, that’s half a quadrillion dollars. Our first trillion dollar compression bandage will hardly stem the hemorrhaging of an unsustainable Ponzi scheme built on debt "de-leverages.."

Does anyone seriously think that our public and private debts of some $45 trillion will be paid? That the administration's growth of the federal debt from $5.
6 trillion to $98 trillion while borrowing another trillion dollars from Social Security has nothing to do with this? Does anyone not see that when we spend nearly $16,000 for every family of four in our society for the military each year that we are heading over the cliff?

This is a debt crisis, not a credit crisis. Just as FDR had to save capitalism after Wall Street excesses, we have to re-invigorate our economy with real - not imaginary - growth.
It does not address the never-ending war on the middle class

The same corporate interests that profited from the closing of U.S. factories, the movement of millions of jobs out of America, the off-shoring of profits, the out-sourcing of workers, the crushing of pension funds, the knocking down of wages, the cancellation of health care benefits, the sub-prime lending are now rushing to Washington to get money to protect themselves..

The double standard is stunning: their profits are their profits, but their losses are our losses..

This bailout will not bring real jobs back to America. It will not bring back jobs that make things. It does not rebuild our schools, streets, neighborhoods, parks or bridges. The major product of this financial economy is now debt.
Industrial capitalism has been destroyed
In the next few days I will push for a plan that includes equity for every American in any taxpayer investment in this so-called bail-out plan. Since the bailout will cost each and every American about $2,300, I have proposed the creation of a United States Mutual Trust Fund, which will take control of $700 billion in stock assets, convert those assets to shares, and distribute $2,300 worth of shares to new individual savings accounts in the name of each and every American..
I will also insist that all of the following issues be considered in whatever Congress passes:

1 Reinstatement of the provisions of Glass-Steagall, which forbade speculation
2 Re-regulation of the finance, insurance, and real estate industries
3 Accountability on the part of those who took the companies down:
a) resignations of management
b) givebacks of executive compensation packages
c) limitations on executive compensation
d) admission by CEO's of what went wrong and how, prior to any government bailout
4 Demands for transparencey
a) with respect to analyzing the transactions which took the companies down
b) with respect to Treasury's dealings with the companies pre and post-bailout
5 An equity position for the taxpayers
a) some form of ownership of assets
6 Some credible formula for evaluating the price of the assets that the government is buying..
7 A sunset clause on the legislation
8 Full public disclosure by members of Congress of assets held, with possible conflicts put in blind trust..
9 A ban on political campaign contributions from officers of corporations receiving bailouts
10 A requirement that 2008 cycle candidates return political contributions to officers and representatives of corporations receiving bailouts

And, most importantly, some mechanism for direct assistance to homeowners saddled with unreasonable or unmanageable mortgages, as well as protection for renters who have lived up to their obligation but fall victim to financial tragedy when the property they live in undergoes foreclosure..

These are just some thoughts on the run. You will hear more from me tomorrow..



Dennis Kucinich

Protesterna finns nu inte bara genom internet, nu går folk ut på gatorna:

"you f$%ked up suck it up!" WALL STREET PROTEST
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j0C42-F-Xs

""you fucked it up now you suck it up!"
September 25, 2008
Raw QIK footage
Wall Street Protest"

Quote:

Grymt klipp! Man önskade att man var i NYC nu!

Varför ler jag?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kShTUmYRyCw från 1974....

jadu :D
Hur många gånger och hur tätt inpå varandra kan samma fint användas innan människor vaknar ur sin trans?? :D

Det är ju EXAKT samma recept som sist... tillåt mig att inte bara le utan även skratta rakt ut!!!

Önskar bara att jag fick en bit av kakan...

Joe Labero tricket igen...

House Passed Trillion-Dollar Defense Bill

On Wednesday, the House passed a mammoth defense bill by a 392-39 vote. It's expected to clear the Senate with little difficulty next week.

http://www.alternet.org/waroniraq/100 ... h_all_eyes_on_the_bailout,_house_passes_trillion-dollar_defense_bill/

Dom här memoarerna kom raskt...

Datum: 27 sep 2008, 19:50

"Why I left Wall Street" & Where that 700 Billion is stashed..

http://www.wakeupfromyourslumber.com/node/8300

Add this to the 38 BILLION some Wall Street firms paid out in bonuses in 2007 and it's easy to see why the cash squeeze has hit the market..

Who were some of these firms paying these kind of bonuses?

"... at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch & Co., Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and Bear Stearns Cos.... according to data compiled by Bloomberg.."

The same companies Americans have been BAILING OUT this past few weeks..

The money has been looted out of the system and moved to safe off shore, TAX FREE banking havens in Zurich, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and the Cayman Islands..

If 38 BILLION was paid out in bonuses in 2007 alone, does that mean that there were profits in the 190-200 billion dollar range for the Street in 2007?

If so, multiply that by 4-5 years and guess what number you come up with? 700 BILLION, at the very least..

The same amount of swag the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department are trying to pinch the American public for..

Why not bring that ill-gotten loot back home and use that money to prop up the corrupt and greedy bastards on Wall Street?

If this scam goes thru, look for Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar dealers in Manhattan to make a killing..

Why I left Wall Street

Corporate sharks and heart-to-heart talks with my dying father led me to change course

Many years ago, I walked out of Merrill Lynch corporate headquarters at 1 Liberty Plaza and left Wall Street entirely. I moved as far away as I could and still remain in the lower 48 — Seattle..

To this day, people ask me what happened. I was an officer, earned an excellent salary, had a generous expense account and a corner office with a panoramic view of the Hudson River..

Looking back, I count five reasons..

First, I had grown increasingly uncomfortable with most of my peers. The simple fact — true then and still true today — is that the bankers, lawyers and traders who gravitate to Wall Street work for money..

Colleagues who were asked to list the most important thing in their lives would reply that it was their family or their faith. But really, it was money. No one works on the Street for its aesthetics..

Second, I had reached a period in my career where, after a series of promotions, I was swimming with the sharks. Doing deals and bringing in revenue to the firm had been enough at the beginning..

But eventually, my early successes led to becoming a department head with a large staff reporting to me..

By then I was a visible target. Insecure executives above me were nervous that I might outshine them. And my overly eager underlings wanted my job..

Like everyone else who approaches the top rungs of the corporate latter, survival became key..

That meant being willing to out-maneuver the hard chargers around me. I had two options: scheme to put the skids to my superiors or let myself be undercut by my subordinates..

Neither option held any appeal..

Third, and closely linked to reason two, I was increasingly disappointed in myself. I silently rooted for my superiors to fail. Their downfall could accrue to my benefit. Wishing bad things to happen to others is an ugly way to live..

Fourth, I had over the years already avoided several corporate reorganizations and purges. No one dodges them all..

Fifth, my father, a businessman all his life, died. During many searching bedside conversations we had throughout his prolonged illness, he encouraged me to step away and live a more fulfilling life..

I can't say that I never regretted my decision.
The last time I checked, the job I once held paid a seven-figure salary — and not just barely seven figures either!

Another wonderful feature of the high life that I look back on wistfully was the freedom to order World Series tickets and have the bill sent to accounting..

Despite the perks, however, I would make the same decision today..

This week's events — the Bank of America's acquisition of Merrill Lynch, Lehman Brothers' Chapter 11 proceedings, and the last-minute federal rescue of AIG — re-confirms my judgment..

The unthinkable happened. Merrill Lynch, my former employer, Wall Street's giant and the dominant securities firm for a century, is gone..

What precipitated Merrill's demise was moral bankruptcy..

In 2007, while America tried to cope with growing financial uncertainty, the big boys had no worries..

While your savings vanished, your home equity plunged and the value of your investments dwindled, Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain earned over $80 million. Thain worked at Merrill for less than three weeks. His short time aside, Thain was, according to the Associated Press, America's most highly paid executive..

On Dec. 3, 2007, Thain brought in his close friend ,Nelson Chai and appointed him executive vice president and chief financial officer. Chai's 2007 salary: $2.5 million for less than a month on the job..

In August 2008, Thain added his former Goldman Sachs associate Thomas Montag to the Merrill Lynch roster for $40 million..

If you really want to feel outrage, think about this: Just prior to the Bank of America acquisition, over the last four quarters Merrill Lynch wrote down $52 billion in assets, posted cumulative losses of more than $17 billion and had to raise nearly $30 billion in capital to stay afloat..

The Merrill Lynch board forced the man responsible, former chief executive officer Stanley O'Neal, to resign last October. Before being shown the door, O'Neal received a $160 million exit package..

Today, O'Neal is sitting on his fortune playing golf, no doubt at one of the finest resorts in the world. Given today's real estate values, O'Neal could use his golden parachute to gobble up his native Alabama..

In the meantime, who knows?

Maybe one of the 24,000 employees dismissed under O'Neal's watch would be willing to serve as his caddy..

Joe Guzzardi recently retired from the Lincoln Technical Academy. He has much fonder memories of his career at the school than he has of his Wall Street days..

Heinrich Himmler, Head of the SS- Birthday October 7th

http://www.movieeye.com/celebrity_bir ... 750/Heinrich_Himmler.html


According to the Bank of International Settlements, The US will effectively be bankrupt on Sept 30th.

This will lead Bush to declare an "economic emergency" in the week of October 5 (Oct 7th??) and "suspend elections indefinitely"

http://www.dailypaul.com/node/62709


Webbot Project Predicts "event bigger than 9/11" on October 7th
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bo76RoU4FRw


Former Forbes Editor- Benjamin Fulford- GET RID OF THE NAZIS IN YOUR GOVERNMENT!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCyd3yp-LY4

Jerome Corsi on PDD-51
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Orrm8EE9LVQ

Hur illa ställt är det egentligen??????
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knJudP7QgyY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsC2k9opOP0

Finaste plakatet vid demonstrationerna på wall street finns nog på denna blogg.....hehe

http://kennysideshow.blogspot.com/

Skön blogg

Mycket fina bilder :)

Den verkliga orsaken till bailouten.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4AvbYUu1Mg


Colonel Craig Roberts on Alex Jones

1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXJF4zKVJTA

2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4DjGwysv5Q

3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcE8_zjyHTY

4. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khxmd4rA66U

Hitta precis detta:

http://www.kitco.com/ind/Ruff/ruff_apr212008.html

The limits to the unlimited abuse of the debt standard are particularly evident in the GAAP-based financial statements of the U.S. government, which show the actual federal deficit at $4.0-plus trillion for 2007 alone, with total federal obligations standing at $62.6 trillion. With no ability to honor these obligations, the government effectively is bankrupt.”

Det blir att börja köpa guld nu och mark nu...

Quote:
Kanske om man bor i Staterna...
62 600 000 000 000 dollar gånger en kurs på ca 6,5 kr... Vilken jävla skuld...

det kommer ju att smitta av sig endel på svenska kronan också så de lär ju inte skada att ha lite riktiga värden och inte bara pappers pengar och siffror på kontot..