It is only a matter of Time before Obama Nationalizes the Big Banks

[keep_it_real]

He does not want to be the one to have to do it (not on his watch) but he will have no alternative.

Not only will he have to nationalize the big banks, he will have to print greenback money just like Lincoln did to save the nation. He will have to get rid of the federal reserve and start printing U.S. government money and not federal reserve notes. Watch and see there is no getting around it.

[anonymous171]

1. If he tried to weaken/destroy the federal reserve he would probably be killed.

But yeah, it would be pretty nice to be rid of those corporate parasites that run that abominable organization.

[keep_it_real]

4. Killed, killed by WHOM?

Spill the beans; tell the truth; put it all on the table!!!

[AllentownJake]

10. Ask Arlen Specter

Many believe that JFK was killed over an executive order stripping the Federal Reserve of its power to print money and returning the power to the US Treasury.

[MannyGoldstein]

2. But First, No-Banker-Left-Behind

The Paulson/Summers/Geithner Banker Bailout, $12 Trillion in tax money at risk so that bankers can get their bonuses.

Marvelous.

[RememberWellstone]

3. LOL!

That was hilarious!

[MannyGoldstein]

6. Thank You. It's Either Hillarious or Terrifying.

Not sure which.

[jgraz]

5. Don't count on it

It's well past time to nationalize the banks. It seems Obama is willing to let millions of Americans founder to preserve this corrupt system.

[PBS Poll-435]

7. Thanks

This is the funniest thing I have seen all day!


:rofl:

[uponit7771]

8. Currently many of the 19 big banks shares are priced at pre crises levels and 41% of the shares.....

...be traded are bank stocks for the last 6 weeks (if not most of the year).

The next 6 months are going to be tough on this country...no doubt

[MadMaddie]

9. I think it is time to let the the big banks fail

The banks will only if the government takes them over, the banks are not willing to change their bad business practices. To me that is exactly why they should fail.

It keeps going back to basic business principals doesn't it? If a business has a good plan and sound practices the business should survive. The Credit Unions are doing just fine because they didn't get greedy and get sloppy.