One year ago, the entire American banking system was on life support. It was only through the intervention of the Federal government, using the promise of a semi-infinite supply of tax dollars that some of the banks survived. If this infusion of billions and billions of dollars of cash had not been made our entire [...]
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Is the U.S. Economy Dead or Is It Just Dying?
Posted in Economy, Government, Life, Technology, Thoughts, World Affairs, politics, tagged Economy, banks, stock market, 401k, Capitalism, Economic Stimulus, 529, TARP, economic models, economic meltdown on October 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A New World Order
Posted in Christianity, Economy, Government, Life, Religion, Thoughts, World Affairs, politics, tagged banks, Capitalism, China, Economic Stimulus, Economy, Freemasons, Multinationals, Outsourcing on September 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In 1776, a group of revolutionary minded people, many of whom were Freemasons, created the United States of America. This new country was to be a break from the past. The leaders of the movement: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, and many more were Freemasons. They were informed and inspired by some [...]
Is American Capitalism a Failure?
Posted in Economy, Government, Life, politics, tagged Capitalism, Economy, Obama, oligarchy on March 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Failure is very much in the eye of the beholder, because whenever there are winners there are also losers. Winners always think that things are just great, but the losers often have a different opinion. If there are lots more winners than losers we can usually say that something is a success, and when things [...]
Advice on How to Manage a 401k in These Troubled Times
Posted in Economy, Government, Thoughts, World Affairs, politics, tagged 401k, Economy, stocks on September 30, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Dear TV Network News Financial Analyst,
I am a faithful watcher of your news network and I particularly enjoy hearing your analysis of the terrible events that are happening in our business markets. Because I have complete confidence in your views I wonder if you might answer just a couple of questions I have about my [...]
Mortgage meltdown – Who wins and who loses?
Posted in Economy, Life, Thoughts, politics, tagged banks, Business, Economy, mortgages on August 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Here’s a question for you: when a mortgage melts down, where does the melted money go? Is there some sort of giant drain in the economy where it all flows? The experts are saying that before the current meltdown is finished the total losses, from the banks alone, never mind the poor guy whose house [...]
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