Ron Paul was right. http://www.campaignForLiberty.org to learn more.

If those two questions are asked of people, the majority will answer ‘politicians and the news media.

So my question is: Why do we sit around on Sunday watching the second most distrusted group of people interview the first most distrusted people and expect to walk away with solutions to the problems?!

I don’t think people are blaming consumers for taking advantage of low prices, I think people are blaming the dolts that thought just because the price was low, that meant that no only they could afford it, but that they somehow deserved it. Further, the blame for allowing this to happen squarely rests on the shoulders of the greedy that furthered it for their own self-interest, and all of the policy makers that allowed it. Monetary policy does not operate in a vacuum; therefore it cannot be solely responsible for this mess.

100 % on the MONEY !

Al Gore called for ” civil disobedience ” over the wrong issue. We must stand up for our rights and our future in this mess that was created by a debt driven economy.

Dave for Sec of Treas.

However, if this bill passes, elections won’t matter. America as we know it today, will not be the same on election day.

What do I mean? The heart of this matter is not the “credit crises.” The credit crises was created to get your attention and be used to “squeeze” you into panic, fear, and hasty action. So what is the heart of the matter?

Ask yourself:
Who will we borrow the money from? The Federal Reserve. Who helped create the credit crunch (besides our idiotic lawmen in DC)? The Federal Reserve. Who stands to unequivocally benefit from this legislation (I mean the very top, not the democratic/republican money & placement snatchers)? The Federal Reserve. Power to the very top. That leaves us on the bottom. Recognize socialism?

Now ask yourself why? Seems simple. They give us money we could never repay because their agents Paulson and Bernanke will be in charge of it. Our full US assets will essentially be equal with our national debt…with our national debt increasing with interest and our assets declining in value…

What will this mean for mainstreet if this passes? We won’t feel too much of a grip at first, but do not be deceived by initial calm. THE FEDERAL RESERVE WILL OWN YOU. How?

Agents Paulson and Bernanke will have the ability to come in and take over every savings and loan, bank, credit union, and financial insitution laid in this land. Oh, who do you think lends for a lot of our infrastruture? Guess who’ll own it afterwards? Are the clouds parting yet?

Then comes ‘MODERNIZED FINANCIAL REGULATORY REFORM.’ Oh, yes. Every bank will be changed to meet the ever greedy hands of the leader of our central banks. They’ll decide who can buy, sell, borrow, and be insured. Oh, didn’t you know that AIG is nationalized now? Hmmmm… The government via the Feds already to date owns 60% of all US mortgages. (By the way, the Fed Reserve does NOT belong to the US government so when you hear that malarky spoken, when you think Paulson and Bernanke are “looking out for the American people”, look back at the 1913 law that created the monster!)

Hmmm…Let’s take a look at what Bush said in his first speech…something to the effect of “The Federal Reserve will have the authority to stabilize practices that affect economic stability.”

UNPRECEDENTED POWER FOR THE FEDERAL RESERVE…WITH UNPRECEDENTED POWER FOR PAULSON AND BERNANKE OVER THIS HEMISPHERE — not just America…no power for the people. It’s a debt we cannot be allowed to owe. We’ll never recover.

Now you see why elections won’t matter if this passes? Americans, you’re not stupid like the news media says when they say “you don’t understand.” Even on FOX business, I might add. You’re not stupid like the administration would have you believe.

So if not, why aren’t you jamming the lines to Washington?

Our forefathers “mutually pledges to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honor.” Many died paupers following the Revolution. Many today may lose everything. You may lose everything, but is keeping it worth your freedom?

We are standing with George Washington at the Delaware River, folks–the waters are rough, cold, and angry. We are tired, hungry, and weary. We must decide — to we give our pledge as our forefathers did and cross that river, or do we retreat into a lifestyle that is more pleasing to us because it’s easier and won’t hurt our credit crises living style? What’s freedom worth for you?

I pledge my home, my savings, my all to stop this. Is there anyone out there who’ll stand with me? If so, call WASHINGTON–let them hear it!

Certainly, we believe that the media has the inherant right to seek out the truth from the same Politicians rallying around the President crying; “The sky is falling, the sky is falling”. But, I fear that they are going to depend on the same Politicians to explain to them, the relevance to taxing the American people billions of dollars to keep a theoretical economy afloat.

I have to agree with many of the previous comments that would rather the Government entrust those billions with the average American taxpayer, who would balance out their own economics in their own communities… rather than the linings of those who fleeced America in the first place. Perhaps the economical disaster predicted in Washington will be enough to inspire voters to remove “the status quo”. You can’t pay for Fantasy Football if you havent enough to fuel the Chevy Silverado parked outside the back door.

Semper Fi!