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Rubber Stamps For All!

My biggest problem I have with all the welfare money going out to these big companies is AIG. These jerks and crocks so far have received over $170 billion of tax payers money. And their going to need about another $200 billion to get straighten out. Just the other day AIG reported a $62 billion lose, then had the guts to ask Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke for another quick $30 billion to stay alive. I wonder when Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke will just hand them a few rubber stamps with his signature on them to write their own checks. This welfare bailout is really starting to get to me. We’re saving banks and anyone that wants free money from us, and in the mean time our 401k’s are becoming worthless. I thought the whole point behind all this is to help the American people. I can’t think of one person that this bailout has helped. Here’s what we need to do, and I said it before, the U.S. government needs to take these companies over. Take them over not to run, but to break up and sell off to other companies that are doing it right. This way we get our money back and those other companies with good management in place get to grow, which would create jobs or keep jobs. Sounds good, but will never happen. The U.S. government and most Americans are going to go broke within a year. The poor are going to get poorer!

Desperate Buying Times!

It went down today, AIG got another $30 billion from the U.S. Tax Payers. This right after they lost almost $62 billion in one quarter. It seems like whatever AIG wants they get. If they want digital cameras for all their employees, the U.S. government is right there to buy them for them. In case if you already don’t know this but we, the U.S. Tax Payer have already gave them over $170 billion to help them out. And some people believe we’re going to need to give them almost another $200 billion to really get them past this. I would be happy if they gave me just $100,000, but never would happen. The Obama people should be helping out the small businesses of American, not the crocks of AIG, Citigroup, BofA or any other big businesses. The amount of money AIG well get could have gotten every American affordable healthcare, thanks for your mistakes AIG.

Obama Is Up To Something!

I was just reading that Obama’s administration decided to make public some of former President Bush‘s secrets on the war on terror. There’s really one reason for doing this, Obama is going to try to slip something by us. He’s trying to place blame on Bush’s administration for the war on terror. He wants to have us forget the fact that he’s bailing out every company that has made some of the biggest mistakes a company could make. So by getting us to look back at Bush he thinks people are not going to look at him writing a check to AIG for another $30 billion. The same company that just lost almost $62 billion in one quarter. And why in the world does he need to release these documents, what’s the point? We already know we’ve beat the crap out of these terror suspects, which I‘m sure was needed. Who knows how much info we got out of them that saved thousands of American lives. And lets not forget what happen on Sept. 11, 2001 when the terrorist attacks on American. After all they brought the fight to us, we just gave it back. I‘m 100 percent behind what President Bush did to those terrorists. I wonder what Obama would have done, nothing? He would have said, “ ok, don’t do that again or we’ll get mad.“ Here’s what Obama’s new Attorney General Eric Holder had to say “Too often over the past decade, the fight against terrorism has been viewed as a zero-sum battle with our civil liberties.” Does he need to be reminded that terrorists have no civil liberties, wake up and smell coffee Holder. I would have to say this is by far the dumbest move Obama has done, besides his welfare bailout plan. He needs to stop placing blame and start fixing things. I’m getting a little sick and tired of hearing him placing blame all the time. He’s only been on the job a few months, does he think he’s not going to make mistakes.