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<p>[QUOTE="bahabully, post: 1135112, member: 17555"]not crooks ?,, I've leave that alone and simply ; )</p><p> </p><p>anyway,... everything you've mentioned would have been good things to occur imo.... it would have driven accountability and visibility back to those who enabled the raping of wealth from US citizens. Those business' which took part in that rape would have been dissolved, and thier owners could have met the masses pitch forks in hand, face to face in court. Those business entities which did not play in the game could have stepped up and replaced the those that did... NOT EVERYONE was insolvent, and the free market process of good business replacing bad business would have evolved naturally,, political ties prevent that from happening. What you have now are essentially crooked entites being rewarded (bailed out)...... so what do you think will happen with all that Qe2 $$ being handed out to them for "free",,, my guess is that most of it will find a home in thier back pocket, while the vast minority of it will be put back in play in the same 1 - 1,000 leverage game they played before.... and Q.E. will evolve to a standard line item in the US budget.</p><p> </p><p>Throwing good money after bad imo....... sooner or later everything you'ved noted above will happen, and it will be a good thing (provided it drives accountability - meaning those who are responsible realize personnal asset seizures, liquidations, etc...) If that doesn't happen, don't expect anything to change.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="bahabully, post: 1135112, member: 17555"]not crooks ?,, I've leave that alone and simply ; ) anyway,... everything you've mentioned would have been good things to occur imo.... it would have driven accountability and visibility back to those who enabled the raping of wealth from US citizens. Those business' which took part in that rape would have been dissolved, and thier owners could have met the masses pitch forks in hand, face to face in court. Those business entities which did not play in the game could have stepped up and replaced the those that did... NOT EVERYONE was insolvent, and the free market process of good business replacing bad business would have evolved naturally,, political ties prevent that from happening. What you have now are essentially crooked entites being rewarded (bailed out)...... so what do you think will happen with all that Qe2 $$ being handed out to them for "free",,, my guess is that most of it will find a home in thier back pocket, while the vast minority of it will be put back in play in the same 1 - 1,000 leverage game they played before.... and Q.E. will evolve to a standard line item in the US budget. Throwing good money after bad imo....... sooner or later everything you'ved noted above will happen, and it will be a good thing (provided it drives accountability - meaning those who are responsible realize personnal asset seizures, liquidations, etc...) If that doesn't happen, don't expect anything to change.[/QUOTE]
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