POLITICS - Citibank drops $10,000,000,000
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POLITICS - Citibank drops $10,000,000,000
What goes around comes around.....
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I guess when they learned that Uncle Sam was gonna shore up the mortgage industry, they had to show a loss on paper in order to get their piece of the pie.
When the government loosens the treasury purse-strings to give away big piles of our tax dollars to bail out their corporate buddies, it's got to look like the poor fellers is goin' broke don't it?
The funniest part is that they get to double dip. All those mortgage losses are insured. They collect 100% of their losses from insurance, sell the notes at face value, and then whomever they sell the mortgages to gets to charge the customer full price for the property again, and then they'll do the same thing again.
It's quite a racket.

When the government loosens the treasury purse-strings to give away big piles of our tax dollars to bail out their corporate buddies, it's got to look like the poor fellers is goin' broke don't it?
The funniest part is that they get to double dip. All those mortgage losses are insured. They collect 100% of their losses from insurance, sell the notes at face value, and then whomever they sell the mortgages to gets to charge the customer full price for the property again, and then they'll do the same thing again.
It's quite a racket.

Government office attracts the power-mad, yet it's people who just want to be left alone to live life on their own terms who are considered dangerous.
History teaches that it's a small window in which people can fight back before it is too dangerous to fight back.
History teaches that it's a small window in which people can fight back before it is too dangerous to fight back.
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No honor 'mongst thieves
.............whatever did happen to "honor"? Maybe it should be mandatory for all 18 year-olds to do 2 years service in the Marine Corps!
Maybe more people would understand what honor is all about.....................
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My bet - Jeremy wouldn't like that, and neither would most Marines. They are professional soldiers - not babysitters. Forcing all 18 year-olds into the Marines would turn them into the latter!!!centershot wrote:Maybe it should be mandatory for all 18 year-olds to do 2 years service in the Marine Corps!![]()
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NO!!! if they dont want to volunteer I dont want them.centershot
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No honor 'mongst thieves .............whatever did happen to "honor"? Maybe it should be mandatory for all 18 year-olds to do 2 years service in the Marine Corps! Maybe more people would understand what honor is all about.....................
Jeremy
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To err is human, To forgive is devine, Neither of which is Marine Corps policy
Semper Fidelis
GySgt USMC Ret
To err is human, To forgive is devine, Neither of which is Marine Corps policy
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Would be funny, if the govt. really was going to bail them out, but they aren't as of this moment. The govt. has merely told the financial institutions to freeze the rates on variable rate mortgages for 5 years. They have not made any inferences that they will bail anyone out. In fact they've said clearly that they wont.FWiedner wrote:I guess when they learned that Uncle Sam was gonna shore up the mortgage industry, they had to show a loss on paper in order to get their piece of the pie.
When the government loosens the treasury purse-strings to give away big piles of our tax dollars to bail out their corporate buddies, it's got to look like the poor fellers is goin' broke don't it?
The funniest part is that they get to double dip. All those mortgage losses are insured. They collect 100% of their losses from insurance, sell the notes at face value, and then whomever they sell the mortgages to gets to charge the customer full price for the property again, and then they'll do the same thing again.
It's quite a racket.
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