Ron Paul On Bail Out. Bernanke in hot seat.

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Great Depression happened why?

Ron Paul Gives Bernanke a lesson and reminder:

COINS! Base the dollars on something, please. Coins sound good, not paper money or illusions of money in digital accounts. Coins use resources like gold, silver, platinum, etc. Be there really needs to be a base. And price fixing….

Thank You Macy Kaptur from Ohio!

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Well, It makes me happy to see a few people stand up in congress on behalf of the American People.
Macy Kaptur was one of those people that I am proud to call an American. If I had the chance I would have voiced a very similar speech to the other member of congress (House).

To see how the American people should be represented, take a look at her address to other members in the video below:

Senior lecturer in economics at Harvard University Say NO BAILOUT

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Commentary: Bankruptcy, not bailout, is the right answer

By Jeffrey A. Miron
Special to CNN

Editor’s
note: Jeffrey A. Miron is senior lecturer in economics at Harvard
University. A Libertarian, he was one of 166 academic economists who
signed a letter to congressional leaders last week opposing the
government bailout plan.

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts (CNN) — Congress has balked at the
Bush administration’s proposed $700 billion bailout of Wall Street.
Under this plan, the Treasury would have bought the “troubled assets”
of financial institutions in an attempt to avoid economic meltdown.

This bailout was a terrible idea. Here’s why.

The current
mess would never have occurred in the absence of ill-conceived federal
policies. The federal government chartered Fannie Mae in 1938 and
Freddie Mac in 1970….

Read the rest of Mr. Miron’s explanation

And the BailOut a.k.a interest free loan to Wall St.

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The people still do not know what is going on and the REAL news is hard to find.

ANP:

Notable Names in (mis-)Finance

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Richard Fuld
CEO Lehman Brothers
Made $354,000,000 - Million Dollars from 2004-2007
As reported in Forbes 400 Richest American People
$466,000,000 - Million while At Lehmann Brothers  (NY Times)

John Thain
CEO Merrill Lynch
Came on in 2007
at $50,000,000 - Million a Year
With estimated earnings of $100,000,000-$120,000,000 Million a Year
Associated Press Reported he made $93.1 Million Dollars and Earned the Title of "Highest Paid CEO Among the S&P Companies"

Stan O’Neal
Former CEO Merrill Lynch Ran for more than 5 years before John Thain and deserves recognition for the current financial mess.
Also was the first Black Man to Hold the Top postion of a Major Investment Firm.
In 2006 earned  $48,000,000- Million Dollars
Sept 2007 Merrill Lynch reported $8,000,000,000 - Billion in Losses
Oct 2007 O’Neal Retired "out of the blue" and took with him a severance pakage of $161,500,000 - Million Dollars

James Cayne
CEO Bear Stearns
Architect of Financial Behemoth Collapse
Forbes Reports Cayne earned $138,000,000 Million Dollars between 2003-2007

The Day after J.P. Morgan Chase Make the Deal to buy his Firm (Bear Stearns) and the deal is backed by the Federal Reserve a.k. Taxpayers Treasures, he sold all his shares and made over $66,000,000 Million Dollars.

This is beyond gross oversight and extremely loose regulation.

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