Ron Paul on the AIG Bailout

Thursday, September 18, 2008



And the house of cards is getting higher...

4 Comments:

Thomas said...

What is your opinion of Mr. Paul?

Becky Syck said...

In my opinion, he is a man of integrity and one of the few politicians brave enough to tell the truth.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for putting these up. A few years ago, when I was doing my posting on AOL's very strange board, I wondered out loud where all this debt Bush and company were accumulating was leading. And the debt buildup began prior to 9-11. I speculated at the time that the only thing that made sense was an intentional plan to bankrupt the country and then the money guys that Bush represents would be in a position to buy up our assets. Well, here we are.

Minmex said...

The incentive to work hard and build wealth in the USA is quickly fleeting. Why bother when by a wave of the hand, the gov will make it disappear by theft/taxation/massive inflation/currency devaluation and hand it over to their 'compadres'

The US is about to get a lesson in what the people of numerous banana republics have lived under for a long time.

I see a growth industry in pitchforks and torches :(