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Stiglitz: Bank Plan Makes Taxpayers Suckers

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posted on Apr, 5 2009 @ 08:30 PM
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Stiglitz: Bank Plan Makes Taxpayers Suckers


www.moneynews.com

Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz lambastes the Obama administration’s plan for ridding banks of toxic assets as a boon for Wall Street and a bust for Main Street.

“The Obama administration’s $500 billion or more proposal to deal with America’s ailing banks has been described by some in the financial markets as a win-win-win proposal,” Stiglitz writes in The New York Times.

“Actually, it is a win-win-lose proposal: the banks win, investors win — and taxpayers lose.”
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posted on Apr, 5 2009 @ 08:30 PM
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The government wants taxpayers to accept ignorance. They don't want us to know who's responsible for making the private reserve bank, which is run as if it's a real federal entity.

We don't owe the Federal government anything! We're their bosses. Our numbers are growing. That's why they want to stay calm & pay them for their services (robbing the innocent & waging war against the oppressed).


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[edit on 5-4-2009 by News And History]



 
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