Who REALLY destroyed the base of the economy? (Make this poster for your tea party!)

FreedomKeys dot com ^ | April 4, 2009 | FreeKeys

[FreeKeys]

WHO REALLY destroyed the base of the economy 
by forcing the banks to make all those millions 
of bad loans, pulling the rug out from under the 
banks and insurance cos. IN THE FIRST PLACE


You didn't know this?  Perhaps you didn't
know that newsmen have agendas and
DELIBERATELY hid the facts from you.

[FreeKeys]

Please pass this along to everyone you know who is going to a tea party or similar event.
Thank you.

[BGHater]

A Tea Party giving no credit to the Repubs? President Bush passed the Socialism Baton to pretty well.

[Kimberly GG]

I noticed you’ve forgot GWB. Why is that? Unless or until we learn that the destruction of our economy was a BIPARTISAN effort, we are doomed to repeat the same mistake!!

BUSH’s “OWNERSHIP SOCIETY”
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2165627/posts?page=10#10

Bush went into great detail on exactly how he planned to destroy our economy....the audience APPLAUDED.

[ExTexasRedhead]

Check this out and share with others. Scroll down to the Great American Tea Party and watch the awesome video.

http://radiopatriot.blogspot.com/

[ExTexasRedhead]

How about voting out all 545 arrogant Elitists who have forgotten who they went to DC to represent?? Add to that all the arrogant Elitists sitting in state governments throughout this country.

[FreeKeys]

THIS particular thread addresses ONLY the CRA, Freddie, Fannie and the rest of the mortgage-loan fiascos which account for 90% of the economic crisis and even the fundamental causes even of everyone’s, including AIG’s, failed investment portfolio.

[bgill]

As if 1 in 5 could even recognize them.

[FreeKeys]

Thank you.

[Las Vegas Ron]

Well that's all fine that Bush had some responsibility in this mess and deserves some blame, but he's not in office anymore. The others, with the exception of Carter STILL are.

Shouldn't we be concentrating on them?

[NoLibZone]

You beleive that the GOP made Fannie Mae lend to under qualified applicants?

I’d add Janet Reno for suing Chase in what she called redlining.

[FreeKeys]

That’s all we need, sport.

[edzo4]

there is nothing wrong with an ownership society, as long as it is based in reality, not phony mortgages
Bush tried to regulate fannie 20 times, but who controlled congress?

http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/09/bush-called-for-reform-of-fannie-mae.html

[BGHater]

Sure.

But we have to remember the past to protect the future. You always know what you will get from a Dem, it’s a Republican that is the mystery.

It’s only now that Conservatives are acting Conservative and that’s the problem.

[Kimberly GG]

“THIS particular thread addresses ONLY the CRA, Freddie, Fannie and the rest of the mortgage-loan fiascos which account for 90% of the economic crisis...”

Didn’t bother to read the link, did ya.

[iopscusa]

Don't forget the history of Communism. This is starting to look like the end game, the deliberate destruction of the American Middle/Working classes, the last impediment to NWO. Remember what Stalin did to the Ukrainians when they resisted him. He murdered 14 million Ukrainian citizens,
7 million in gulags and 7 million (3 million children) by starving them on their land, the most fertile farmland in the world. Then as now the media covered up for the tyrant...Although some Western observers did report the magnitude of the Ukrainians’ plight, such comments were extremely rare. During the famine, the Soviets prohibited foreign journalists from visiting Ukraine. But just as significant was the cooperation of influential Western writers sympathetic to communism. The Fabian Socialist George Bernard Shaw, after receiving a tour carefully orchestrated by the Soviets, proclaimed in 1932: “I did not see a single undernourished person in Russia, young or old.” By far the worst offender was Walter Duranty, New York Times’ Moscow bureau chief from 1922 to 1936. Duranty enjoyed personal access to Stalin, called him “the greatest living statesman,” and even praised the dictator's notorious show trials. To call Duranty a Soviet sympathizer greatly understates his role. Journalist Joseph Alsop termed Duranty a “KGB agent,” and Malcolm Muggeridge called him “the greatest liar of any journalist I have met in 50 years of journalism.”

[Anti-Kenyan]

Who controlled congress until 2006? A rhetorical question , I know.

[lewislynn]

It’s only now that Conservatives are acting Conservative and that’s the problem.

Really? You could've fooled me.

[FreeKeys]

This ping’s for YOU.

And please pass it along.

Thank you.

[Las Vegas Ron]

It’s only now that Conservatives are acting Conservative and that’s the problem.

Can't argue with that but Bush did try to take measures against what he saw was going to happen only to be blocked by the dems...his real fault lies in not using the bully pulpit to educate the public.

And yes I know he was an advocate for a house for everyone for a while.

When you come down to it, we haven't had a politician or a POTUS that is worth a lick in a long, long time...they're all in it for themselves.

[Star Traveler]

You said — I noticed you’ve forgot GWB. Why is that? Unless or until we learn that the destruction of our economy was a BIPARTISAN effort, we are doomed to repeat the same mistake!!

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Yeah..., this mess we’re in now actually goes back to even before Clinton’s time. It’s all been building, as a “house of cards” and the entire country going further and further into debt, until all it took was some “straw” (that broke the camel’s back) to tip the whole thing over on its side. It was going to happen sooner or later. If McCain had been in office, it would be going on, just like now and just the same...