THE SAVAGE NATION!!!!!! 9-23-08

michaelsavage.wnd.com ^ | 9-23-08 | Dr. Michael Savage

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SAVAGE TIME!

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And away we go!

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Savage's website

LOTS of links to listen to the Savage radio show here!!!

Call the show at 1-800-449-8255

P.S. I recommend TSN ping list from rock'.

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Another day at the Savage office.

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News of the weird (and nauseating) Peta.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2088797/posts

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This long article from Winter 2000 explains a lot!

“...A radical group called ACORN Housing has a $760 million commitment from the Bank of New York;..”

City Journal Home.
Howard Husock
The Trillion-Dollar Bank Shakedown That Bodes Ill for Cities
The Community Reinvestment Act funnels billions to left-wing activists, while threatening to destabilize lower-middle-class neighborhoods.
Winter 2000

The Clinton administration has turned the Community Reinvestment Act, a once-obscure and lightly enforced banking regulation law, into one of the most powerful mandates shaping American cities—and, as Senate Banking Committee chairman Phil Gramm memorably put it, a vast extortion scheme against the nation’s banks. Under its provisions, U.S. banks have committed nearly $1 trillion for inner-city and low-income mortgages and real estate development projects, most of it funneled through a nationwide network of left-wing community groups, intent, in some cases, on teaching their low-income clients that the financial system is their enemy and, implicitly, that government, rather than their own striving, is the key to their well-being....

Excerpt.

http://www.city-journal.org/html/10_1_the_trillion_dollar.html

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Here is my daily tribute to Dr. Savage.

No other talk show host that I know of has the guts to stand up to our radical Islamist terrorist enemy the way Dr. Michael Savage does!

Iran gets in on the "Michael Savage" action.

The national shows that I listen to regularly include Rush, Hannity (delayed), Levin (delayed), Ingrham (recently dropped in Sacramento), Hedgecock (Saturdays). Others that I listen to relatively often include Hewitt (delayed), O'Reilly (delayed) and Bohannon (delayed). Another on the often list is George Noory but his most hated enemies are Bush and Cheney. The rest are San Francisco KSFO local shows. They all have plenty of guts but none can boast of raising the ire of our Country's enemies. That honor requires more than a few tepid on-air remarks every so often.

If there are other radio personnel targeted by the Islamic Republic of Iran or other radical Islamist enemies I am not aware of them.

So Savage says things that upset people? That includes me and I've stated them on his thread.

Nevertheless I think Savage deserves the recognition despite his severest critics.

Well at least the tyrants in Iran have a cute little name for him, Dajjal. A little classier than the Savage-haters here in the states, like $#&^! *(#%^! Yeah, like those.

Wow, the leading cause of terrorism in the world, the Islamic Republic of Iran, has taken offense at our own Michael Savage!

What other talk show host can boast that?

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Try this one. I will be posting in a moment if it hasn’t been already.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1355/is_n19_v86/ai_15779827?tag=content;col1

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Ms Naomi Wolf had a vicious denunciation of Gov. Palin. (The usual. Karl Rove Nazi and stuff) I think that she was really describing Rat Party (formerly the traditional, patriotic Democratic Party) stalwart Roberta Achtenberg!

Anyone in the Bay Area remember Ms Achtenberg?

Roberta Achtenberg of Clinton's HUD launched investigations of citizens of Berkeley, Calif. who had opposed HUD proposals with letter-writing, pamphleteering or other forms of peaceful protest.

Achtenberg ordered the protesters to turn over diaries, phone messages and other personal papers.

Berkeley? Street rabble? No. Homeowners who opposed a HUD proposal of housing for the poor smack-dab in the middle of their neighborhood.

She threatened to fine the protesters $50,000 but relented citing their First Amendment right to free speech.

Who told Achtenberg about our pesky Constitution?

If memory serves a federal judge did -- and the judge cleared the way for Ms Achtenberg herself, personally, to be held accountable and open to legal action. Again if memory serves Ms Achtenberg hightailed it back to San Francisco leaving her "brilliant" federal career behind.

No Achtenberg Wall between citizens and the Constitution, thank you!

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Did you hear the blog post that Limbaugh read from Naomi Wolff? Padded room time for her. Very much off the rails.

[09Patriot]

looks like a fun place here

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Grab a brew. Don’t cost nuthin’

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Pull up a chair, infidel!

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Another great show. I feel it in me bones.

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Hot diggity dog, we’re off and running........woooohooooo!

[09Patriot]

Skull and Bones

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Some ‘pubs are fighting this crap. DeMint, Shelby and a few others.

[TomGuy]

House GOP rises up against Cheney (Bailout)

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 5:09:19 PM · by Dawnsblood

Politico ^ | 9/23/08 | DANIEL W. REILLY & PATRICK O'CONNOR

There was a time when Dick Cheney could turn back a Republican revolt on Capitol Hill. That time is gone. House Republicans rose up en masse against their vice president on Tuesday morning to blast an administration proposal that would grant Treasury historic authority to start buying hundreds of billions of dollars in devalued mortgage-related assets, according to members present. The lines to speak were long, the questions many and sentiment in the Cannon Caucus Room Tuesday swayed heavily against the Treasury proposal. Afterward, Texas Rep. Joe Barton took the unusual step of telling reporters that he had politely given...

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Rock in da house!

(check out my link in #5. you’ll laugh. you’ll hurl. ;)

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Good News!

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Oh God, I’m hurling, thanks! That is just soooooooooooo wrong, peta = mental disorder!

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Yesterday there was a thread with a photo showing a federal reserve vault stuffed with gold bars up to the proverbial rafters with an estimated value of $200 billion. It was humbling to realize it represented but a small fraction of the proposed bailout.

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COOs on the way out the door.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Yes, that's where I heard it but I was afraid to mention his name. :)

As for what Savage is talking about..

If the "bad" paper will be bought at a big discount and could pay off handsomely for the taxpayers why not give the opportunity to professional investors?

The largest 300 pension funds collectively hold about $6 trillion in assets.[1] In January 2008, The Economist reported that Morgan Stanley estimates that pension funds world-wide hold over US$20 trillion in assets.

The 700 billion is what? 3.5% of the $20 trillion? They can handle it. Leave it to the professionals. It's what they do.

[09Patriot]

has anyone posted on Freerepublic that Ayers probably wrote Obama’s dreams of my father?

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ha. That would be a fun story. Got a link?

[09Patriot]

Audacity of fraud

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I think savage should put that on his site and discuss it.

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ooo I hope city bank...I can wash my hands of about 5g lol

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Interesting theory. No one seems to be talking much about oba-messiah’s school days. None of his fellow druggies, anyway.

[09Patriot]

oooo i was about to yawn at this woman..then he hits her with zingers lol

[TomGuy]

Did that caller say Chase might fail???

OMG.

I might lose my Chase VISA Reward Points!!!

I demand a bail out! I have $45.00 in accumulated Reward Points.

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God Bless Michael Savage.

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Even more fun, my bank, Wachovia, might merge with Morgan Stanley. musical chairs on the titanic. Who knows.

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LMAO!

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If she sill has a job at one of the investment houses, she be worried.

[TomGuy]

In the early 80s I had an account at a private Savings & Loan in Oklahoma. Many of the S&L’s were not under any kind of FED insurance. Luckily, I had taken out most of the $$$ and only had about $300 in the account when the S&L crises hit and that S&L closed.

It took a couple of years for the lawsuits, etc. They finally settled. For the next decade, I would get quarterly checks. The checks ranged from about $12.00 to $0.15.

I eventually recovered about $100. It was more of a hassle than it was worth.

I was lucky that I only lost a total of about $200. Some lost their life savings and only got pennies on the dollar after the lawsuits.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

RE: The woman caller with the experience on Wall Street.

Savage took umbrage at her comments. Why? I've read the same analysis and description of Lehman Brothers -- even before the "crash."

Washington and Wall Street did indeed try to find a buyer for Lehman Brothers -- remember? First it was no government bail out for Lehman Brothers, then it was "bail out" Lehman Brothers!

No one wanted to touch 'em is what I remember.

BTW, Savage has stated several times over the years that he knows little about investing and Wall Street -- for the sake of reliable information he needs to have some experts on the show.

He is about the only one concentrating on Wall Street. The others acknowledge the problems there but concentrate on the problems with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Yeah, Schumer said some neat things at the hearings-- but the phony is a big cause of the problem!

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Savage’s main problem with the woman caller was her blind trust that those in charge will somehow make it all right a blank check. Subsidizing incompetence is a bad recipe.

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“Boiler Room”

more like a “bust out” operation.

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Warren Buffet to put 5 Billion into Goldman Sachs

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2088873/posts

Hmmmmm.....

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I’m off to dinner. Beef stew over biscuits. And beer.

I’ll do my bit to bail out the beer industry!

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I’m off to dinner. Beef stew over biscuits. And beer.

I’ll do my bit to bail out the beer industry!

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Whoops, double post and I ain’t had any beer yet!

[WilliamofCarmichael]

RE: Subsidizing incompetence is a bad recipe.

No argument there.

She may have advocated a government "bail out." My contention is that she was giving valuable background information on the whole problem -- information on Lehman Brothers for example that if the public knows will lead to investigations of wrong doings. Make that must lead to investigations.

She was knowledgeable and articulate; gee, I hope she wasn't black, that'd be a "racist" remark. :) Maybe if she had called Lehman Brothers a boiler room operation everything would have been fine. Though what Lehman Brothers was accused of doing is far beyond a boiler room.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

IMO what Dr. Savage should be talking about rather than "commie Bush" is..

Up to now firms could eat their bad paper to make sure of their money funds. Mostly small firms and small amounts were involved.

"Crane Data, which tracks the money-fund business, counts 20 such bailouts in the last 12 months, with troubles at Lehman, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac being the root cause for the most recent deals."

"[Reserve Primary Fund, a great choice for large brokerage firms to park emergency cash or any other money you might need soon] was forced to price all of its Lehman paper as worthless; as a result, the net asset value of the fund’s shares fell to 97 cents." It broke the "buck."

"Bad paper" at Lehman, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is felt throughout the world -- please pay us $700 billion, thanks. . . .

The woman caller at the beginning of the show was right about the shenanigans and the investigations -- according to just broadcast news item.

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o m g

[TomasUSMC]

Good info

KILL THE BULLSHEET BAILOUT

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I like today’s michelle malkin column:

“Screw them

Kill the bailout!”