Comments on: Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury Fleece the American Public: Total Market Cap of TARP Participants is $336 Billion, We Can Buy Them Out Completely: Enough with TARP and Nationalize NOW. http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-and-us-treasury-fleece-the-american-public-total-market-cap-of-tarp-participants-is-336-billion-we-can-buy-them-out-completely-enough-with-tarp-and-nationalize-now/ Investing ideas for preserving wealth in a fluctuating market. Thu, 29 Jul 2010 14:34:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: steve http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-and-us-treasury-fleece-the-american-public-total-market-cap-of-tarp-participants-is-336-billion-we-can-buy-them-out-completely-enough-with-tarp-and-nationalize-now/comment-page-1/#comment-3254 steve Tue, 27 Jan 2009 23:05:39 +0000 http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-and-us-treasury-fleece-the-american-public-total-market-cap-of-tarp-participants-is-336-billion-we-can-buy-them-out-completely-enough-with-tarp-and-nationalize-now/#comment-3254 I agree with fred. Obviously congress' priority is to prop up the whole corrupt mess while they take care of themselves and their families.........nothing is going to change until there is massive civil unrest. Now I know why our forefathers thought it was so important to have the right to bear arms....so that when this situation develops we can do something about it. Hang the bankers. I agree with fred. Obviously congress’ priority is to prop up the whole corrupt mess while they take care of themselves and their families………nothing is going to change until there is massive civil unrest. Now I know why our forefathers thought it was so important to have the right to bear arms….so that when this situation develops we can do something about it. Hang the bankers.

]]> By: No Name http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-and-us-treasury-fleece-the-american-public-total-market-cap-of-tarp-participants-is-336-billion-we-can-buy-them-out-completely-enough-with-tarp-and-nationalize-now/comment-page-1/#comment-3249 No Name Tue, 27 Jan 2009 19:48:23 +0000 http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-and-us-treasury-fleece-the-american-public-total-market-cap-of-tarp-participants-is-336-billion-we-can-buy-them-out-completely-enough-with-tarp-and-nationalize-now/#comment-3249 Actually some of the banks on your list borrowed money from TARP because it was a sound business decision, not because it was necessary. Borrowing from the Fed Reserve vs TARP... well, one costs a whole lot less than the other, and the banks would've been stupid to not do it. Assuming that all recipients of the TARP funds are insolvent is a dangerous path to tread. Actually some of the banks on your list borrowed money from TARP because it was a sound business decision, not because it was necessary. Borrowing from the Fed Reserve vs TARP… well, one costs a whole lot less than the other, and the banks would’ve been stupid to not do it.

Assuming that all recipients of the TARP funds are insolvent is a dangerous path to tread.

]]> By: Fred http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-and-us-treasury-fleece-the-american-public-total-market-cap-of-tarp-participants-is-336-billion-we-can-buy-them-out-completely-enough-with-tarp-and-nationalize-now/comment-page-1/#comment-3237 Fred Tue, 27 Jan 2009 11:58:39 +0000 http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-and-us-treasury-fleece-the-american-public-total-market-cap-of-tarp-participants-is-336-billion-we-can-buy-them-out-completely-enough-with-tarp-and-nationalize-now/#comment-3237 Nice article but clearly you havent called or written your Congressperson or Senator. They could give a flying crap about what you think, by witness of their off topic, form letter responses. They are already owned by the banks and Illuminati. They will do nothing except what they are told to do by them. The only thing that will change the state of affairs of the Government is a revolution that kills all the members of both Houses of Congress and Judiciary(especially them) and a real Constitutional government reinstated with term limits and outlawing PAC and lobbyists(while were at it eliminating them and cutting the military budget in 2/3 and bringing home the troops would help reduce the outflow and continual devaluation of the USD) Nice article but clearly you havent called or written your Congressperson or Senator. They could give a flying crap about what you think, by witness of their off topic, form letter responses. They are already owned by the banks and Illuminati.
They will do nothing except what they are told to do by them. The only thing that will change the state of affairs of the Government is a revolution that kills all the members of both Houses of Congress and Judiciary(especially them) and a real Constitutional government reinstated with term limits and outlawing PAC and lobbyists(while were at it eliminating them and cutting the military budget in 2/3 and bringing home the troops would help reduce the outflow and continual devaluation of the USD)

]]> By: 8020 Financial http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-and-us-treasury-fleece-the-american-public-total-market-cap-of-tarp-participants-is-336-billion-we-can-buy-them-out-completely-enough-with-tarp-and-nationalize-now/comment-page-1/#comment-3224 8020 Financial Tue, 27 Jan 2009 03:47:45 +0000 http://www.mybudget360.com/federal-reserve-and-us-treasury-fleece-the-american-public-total-market-cap-of-tarp-participants-is-336-billion-we-can-buy-them-out-completely-enough-with-tarp-and-nationalize-now/#comment-3224 Hi mybudget360, What do you think would happen if the USG did nothing (option 4)? Would love to see your analysis on this. My view is that yes, while there would be a deep recession (which is on the cards anyway), at least it would ensure similar mistakes are not made again. Surely this is how capitalism is supposed to work? PS. Been a long time reader of your blog, always enjoy your articles. Hi mybudget360,

What do you think would happen if the USG did nothing (option 4)? Would love to see your analysis on this. My view is that yes, while there would be a deep recession (which is on the cards anyway), at least it would ensure similar mistakes are not made again. Surely this is how capitalism is supposed to work?
PS. Been a long time reader of your blog, always enjoy your articles.

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