I understand that when I write this it will be evident that I’m clearly not an ordinary American. And I’m completely OK with that. Here goes… I don’t believe that the AIG CEO should have been drawn in front of the cameras and skewered by Congressmen. I don’t believe that AIG honoring contracts to pay [...]
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The Shell Game: AIG and the USA
Posted in Finance, aig, government, politics, tagged aig, aig executive resigned, america, bailout, congressmen, criminal, direct unapportioned tax, federal reserve, illegal, Kellene Bishop, m3 report, madoff, media, secretary of treasury, shell game, stimuus bill, treason, us government, us treasury on March 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Apathy to Bondage
Posted in Finance, aig, america, freedom, government, taxes, tagged aig, american taxpayers, apathy, bankruptcy, bondage, corporate america, freedom, government, kellene, Kellene Bishop, property, stimulus package on March 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As I shared earlier, bailing out the auto manufacturers of GM and Chrysler is a very bad idea. These companies have already shown that they are incapable of running a tight ship. And they could easily declare bankruptcy and never pay back the American taxpayers the money we’ve given them. Well, guess what? That’s exactly [...]
Bail Out Means…
Posted in Finance, aig, taxes, tagged aig, automotive bailout, bailout, bernie madoff, chrysler, countrywide, criminal charges, diamond pet food, general motors, gm, goldman sachs, government bail out, investment, Kellene Bishop, money on February 19, 2009 | 2 Comments »
When we used to hear the words “bail out” we would usually associate it with a sentence like, “I just had to bail out my crack addict cousin from jail.” I find myself wondering if it isn’t a coincidence that such a pairing of words is considered appropriate for what we find being implemented by [...]