$$$ System Melt Down! Who is to blame?

Share/Save/Bookmark

Faramarz_Fateh
by Faramarz_Fateh
21-Sep-2008
 

Stupidity of the American public is reaching new heights these days.  The U.S. government is going to lend over $1,000,000,000,000,000 (thats right, over a trillion dollars) to the financial institutions to get them out of trouble and no one is demanding for the responsible heads to roll.

As a matter of fact, I have heard the phrase "this is not the time for finger pointing" so many times in the last few days that it makes me want to puke.  What the fuck are you talking about?  Ofcourse its time to point fingers. I want heads to roll; law suits filed against all the CEOs and senior executives of all banks and financial institutions which got us into this mess.  I want their wealth confiscated and paid into the general fund for the bail out.  Then, they have to be placed in jail and part of any $$ they make until they die garnished and again paid into the bailout found.

Don't be fooled by symantics.  Loan means nothing.  Most of this trillion dollars  will be gone.  The collateral for amajor portion of this loan is in form of paper; thats right, derivatives.  Very complicated instruments.  Most people, even people with degrees in finance don't understand derivatives.  At best, these papers are goint to be auctioned off at $0.10 on the dollar.  So, you and I (American tax payers) are going to be screwed in the back, without lubrication, and some guy is going to make millions buying reselling these debts.

Less than 500 people, mostly on wall street and in Washington D.C. are responsible for this mess.  These are CEO of banks, investment bank, hedge fund managers and political filth (senators and congressmen).  The political SOB that comes to my mind is Phil Gramm of Texas who was (and still is, unofficially) the economic adviser to John McCain.

Most importantly, the guy who should answer for ALL these problems is G. W. Bush. He has been in charge for the past 7.5 years.  He has had access to all data and all indicators.  He has had access to an army of economic advisers.

He was VERY quick to declare "mission accomplished" and take credit for vistory in Iraq.  Now its time to take credit for this mess.

Just because he is a moron does not qualify him for a "get out of jail" card.

Come on America, demand accountability.

 

 

Share/Save/Bookmark

more from Faramarz_Fateh
 
Nadias

How safe is your financial institution?

by Nadias on

www.TheStreet.com

www.bankrate.com

 

Of course these websites are not completely fool proof either.

 

 


Nadias

double post

by Nadias on

delete

 


default

Thanks God ....

by Faribors Maleknasri M.D. (not verified) on

Faramars: Thanks God you are not blaming Mollah for it this time!! Faribors: No I am not. But i emphasize: The only power which have ever could to bring the great satan on its knees, that are the Mullahs. Yes they are. Those 7ty million fanatics down there on Persergolf. 1978/79 they count only 30 Millions. So much counted the honorabl Iranian nation in that time. Today all the nations from Indonesia to andalusia are copying the iranain waay of life. I wish they will all be successfull. Greeting


shinie head

Thanks God ....

by shinie head on

Faramars: Thanks God you are not blaming Mollah for it this time!! There should be a change of diet for you ! Thanks.


default

We the people

by BXR (not verified) on

This is not "WE THE PEOPLE". It is "The Government of Thieves, by the Thieves, and for Rich". We "the people" are just the side-liners....


Parthian

I agree with this..

by Parthian on

Although I would not call the American public stupid. We need accountability. The whole notion of capitalism, and free market is in question because of all the bubbles we have had in the past decade. The problem is not Capitalism though. The problem is Corporate socialism, and "little guy" capitalism. Risks are spread, while the profits are not. Actually, this is a symptom of what Robert Reich called "Super Capitalism" which is a stage we are at in United States.