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Posted on 10/08/2008 5:27:48 PM PDT by BGHater
The 'quick and easy' road most taken
For many Americans, the sense of deja vu must have been palpable these past few weeks. There was President Bush and a cadre of bipartisan congressional leaders presenting the nation with a sweeping ultimatum - without debate - and demanding acquiescence as the only possible solution to a crisis they have watched ferment for years.
Sounds like the summer of 2007 all over again. Replace "bailout for Wall Street" with "amnesty for illegal immigrants," and here we go again.
As the pervasive rot of corruption that has spread throughout the nation's financial institutions finally began to pay its brutal dividend, the president and Congress again turned to the same page in the dog-eared playbook they used in their failed bid to pass the most massive amnesty in the history of nations. And they called the same play: throwing a hail Mary pass while telling the country they had no choice.
Last summer, the word was that Americans had to accept amnesty as the only solution to the problem of the tens of millions of illegal immigrants already here. This autumn, the same crew insists that Americans really have no choice but to buy up the worthless loans Wall Street grew fat selling.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
They will say that millions of illegals will RIOT and that martial law will become necessary, so they must vote for regularization and legalization of their status. That will be the same operating tactic. Mark my words.
This is an unholy alliance between Obama-McCain-National Media. This is why they wont even talk about ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION at any of these rallies, in the debates, or on TV/Radio Spots. They have even muzzled Sarah Palin in this.
Fasten your seatbelts folks for another attempt at AMNESTY in early Spring next year, regardless who is in office.
ping!
“Replace “bailout for Wall Street” with “amnesty for illegal immigrants,” and here we go again. “
Most difficult to deport illegal alien homeowners and no doubt that was so noted with the 2002 Bush plan for an “Ownership Society” and the push for 5.5 million new minority homeowners. The bailout of their mortgages, suggested by McShamnesty, is the same as giving them amnesty.
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The big difference is that this was a blitzkrieg. There was no time to stop it, its was to fast and the scare tactics too heavy.
And we did not have a leader in the Talk Radio Arena that would lead the ATTACK. Not even Savage, who I asked personally on the radio, he said no.
We needed someone to Lead a Counter Blitzkrieg of a Giant Bank Run. We could have caused the Banks to shut down until the Bailout was stopped but there was no Leader.
Now it is every man for himself.
Look at AIG, it was supposed to be such a good idea, and of course if you were against it, you just didn’t understand.
Well right after that 87 billion bailout, AIG had a big party and spent half a million bucks.AND NOW TODAY, WE HAD TO BAIL THEM OUT AGAIN? WITH ANOTHER 37 BILLION DOLLARS
THE SAME AMOUNT THEY GAVE THE VIPERS AND THIEVES AS BONUS’ L A S T Y E A R!!!
Bloomberg
November 20, 2007
Shareholders in the securities industry are having their worst year since 2002, losing $74 billion of their equity, but that won’t stop Wall Street from paying a record $38 billion in bonuses.
The money, split among about 186,000 workers at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns, equates to an average of $201,500 per person, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The five biggest U.S. securities firms paid $36 billion to employees last year.
WE MUST RUN ON THE BANKS BEFORE THE VIPERS AND THIEVES RUIN U.S.
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