Thank you, yes.
I don’t think Bush conspiracy theory has ever existed at higher levels, among actual students and researchers.
The “all of the above” global Marxofascist answer to our questions is looking quite “attractive.” Russia is hard for me to believe, though. Some think they just went Fabianist for a worldwide scheme, in 1990. But, find it difficult to think Putin would agree.
Soros and plenty of European bank money behind him with big UN-Socialism ties (along with some old KGB cum “Russian Mafia”) looks compelling.
China? One way or another, they have “taken ownership,” now haven’t they?
And as for folks like the Saud, I kind of doubt they like the meltdown and TARP.
My theory would be more that the big players pulled their money out because a crash was on it’s way. I tend to lean now that those that know things are going to bad are saved by government claiming this and that stimulus and bailout will keep the market from crashing to keep us suckers in till it’s too late.
Republican party with it’s talk radio mouthpiece has political reasons for trying to hold off the crash till the next election. They got caught because it happened a few months too soon, too bad!
Another reason for the strong economy myths: Both parties want to take credit for the temporary effects of the federal reserve credit expansion, 2002-2004 and now 2009-2010, but this comes as a price, as we have seen.