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From the Los Angeles Times

How much time? Average Americans are losing their hard-earned money. The conspiracy has reaped millions for the criminal minds who have no remorse. One of them is Treasury Secretary, Henry Paulson. In 2004, the SEC folded under pressure from by "the Big Five" investment banks, including Goldman Sachs's CEO, Paulson. The banks got an exemption from the SEC to take on more debt, releasing billions - enabling them to invest in all sorts of obscure instruments. Make the bums return the millions they stole from their banks, the average taxpayer, & return the obscene golden parachutes they received.

Bill Walsh, Vermont @ 5:21 PM PDT, Oct 8, 2008
Wrong, giving time to a bad idea is prolonging the bad ending because the baiout will not work,cutiing rates will not work either.

Dean Charles @ 12:41 PM PDT, Oct 8, 2008

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