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Financial 'Reform' Bill Will
Guarantee More Stealng
The Fruits Of OUR Labor

By Devvy
 5-11-10
 
 
 
The Congress has been busy. Why, haven't you seen all these stern looking professional politicians from both sides on cable news networks jockey for their "solution" to our dire economic situation?
 
 
 
It's all a load of highest grade manure.
 
What we're seeing, again, is simply more of the same. Massaging the cancer instead of cutting it out. Most members of the U.S. Congress have zero understanding of Art. 1, Sec. 8 of the U.S. Constitution. Most members of the U.S. Congress have zero understanding of our monetary system. Most members of Congress are gutless cowards. They refuse to take on the establishment elites who own the banking cartels world wide -- with the exception of Rep. Ron Paul.
 
Many members of the House and unlawfully seated U.S. Senate[1] [a] will not be returning in January, i.e., crooks like Christopher Dodd [D-CT] and David Obey [D-WI]. They have nothing to lose and everything to gain by voting for the interests of the world banking cartels and against we the people - and they will.
 
The so-called reform underway - even if the thieves in Congress actually knew the meaning of reform - is not the whole solution, it's merely another political tool to keep the money masters in control of our financial system. Instead of going for the jugular, Congress is getting ready to con us again with more rules, more regulations, more useless government jobs and lots of political posturing for the upcoming primaries and pretend election in November.
 
There are a few proposals that will and should be implemented, i.e., repealing the disastrous Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, signed in November 1999, by Marxist Bill Clinton, which repealed part of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933. You might compare that stupidity with pistons in a race car engine getting ready to rev up; the crash would take some time.
 
The popular Sen. Richard Shelby, lead Republican on the Senate Finance Committee wants you to support his non reform proposal:
 
"As the Senate moves toward a final vote on the bill in the coming weeks, Shelby said it must include reforms for Fannie and Freddie to address the root cause of the recent financial crisis. "For decades, these multi-trillion dollar institutions leveraged the implicit backing of the American taxpayer to encourage mortgage lending to people who could not afford to repay the loans," Shelby said in the weekly Republican address. "But when home prices finally collapsed, these ticking time bombs exploded, saddling taxpayers with hundreds of billions of dollars of debt," he said.
 
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