Tuesday, September 23, 2008

BEN the liar!

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aup6mUni8Pq4&refer=news

Ben now ranks just behind Hank on the lying sack of shit list!
Taking on the world's debt is not going to do a thing for the United States economy.
It just keeps Ben's friends out of jail which is just where they should be.
They are the white collar mafia!
And they will do or say anything to keep their position!
America now cannot afford to sustain it's self so Ben and Hank's big fix is to take on the rest of the worlds bank debt.
Only a bullshit scam artist would try and sell that fix to the people.
They sold interest debt around the world and then systematically devalued the dollar
How did they think people would be able to make the payments on it.
It was never going to happen and they knew it.
If one looks at it it's quite obvious that they tried to actually take down the world
so that they could reign supreme by selling interest payments as a viable commodity!
They need to just be handed over to Russia or China or one of the many other countries they ripped off.


Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke warned lawmakers that failure to pass a rescue plan to take over troubled assets from financial firms would pose a threat to markets and the economy.
``Action by the Congress is urgently required to stabilize the situation and avert what could otherwise be very serious consequences for our financial markets and for our economy,'' Bernanke said in testimony prepared for delivery today to the Senate Banking Committee. ``Global financial markets remain under extraordinary stress.''
Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson are pushing Congress to quickly approve a $700 billion plan to remove illiquid assets from the banking system. Lawmakers have balked at rubber-stamping the proposal, with Democrats demanding it include support for homeowners and limits on executive pay, while some Republicans question the plan's reach and size.
``At this juncture, in light of the fast-moving developments in financial markets, it is essential to deal with the crisis at hand,'' Bernanke said.