Oldtent Archives 2007 - 2008

I kid you not, it’s linked at the side ‘Road to Roota’ …

Hail to Greeenie, our savior 

You guys make sure you have a productive get together along with having some fun ok
Listen to SOEE he has a good head….bull headed but a good head.
My day has just been made…I found out Hollywood Gold stopped at Brrrrmysters today and they had a great visit….they had never met before …YaHooooiiii

A bullseye as big as Pittsburg ? Whow, I think I can hit with me hands tied behind my back……spit

Did you miss the goldbug alert.?? Greenie is Roota, the Florence Nightingale to the long suffering..He had to send that letter to set the trap even deeper. It’s a fantastic tale really..I wonder if Roota knows he’ll have a bullseye on his back the size of Pittsburg

What is in the bill where Acorn profits?  I have not seen them mentioned in anything that I have had the opportunity to read but would be interested in having that so I can send that along to my congressman and senator also.   Thanks!

“We endorse all plans that would preserve the key functions of the threatened financial institutions.”

Interpretation: Please, mr Guv…..Do not allow an institution that has been so adept at raping a pillaging for all these decades to go under. We have worked for so long and so hard to tone our skills, it would be a shame to see all that effort go away just because of a couple of little tinny-winny miscalculations. Raping and pillaging ‘in broad daylight’ is not an easy skill to perfect. We have hired tens of thousands of worker bees to sit behind big desks studying ways to screw the populace. It has not been an easy job….. but it has been a labor of love. Our art of camouflage is beyond anything that has been invented in the last century. P-L-E-A-S-E…..OUR WORK IS NOT DONE YET !!! Please consider, we are the only entity in history that has been able to rape and pillage for decades without anybody even knowing what we have been doing. A testaMENT to our skills.

Acorn is a partisan Democrat oganization spending my tax money and who have already endorsed Obama. It is a pork payback to them. Humbug! No bail-out bill is better than a bad bailout bill. Deadeye

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Moggy

GOLDTENT FOR CONGRESS

Irish, your e-mail

The really bad thing about this is that we actually have people in Congress who are actually considering letting them do it!   They all should be thrown out on their heads - regardless of whether they are Republican or Dems - just get rid of them and get someone else that has not learned to be as corrupt!   

If that is what you just heard on the bailout front then I think[ment is gonna be pissed] that they should just go ahead and make a request for about 50 trillion and get this over with. We outa e-mail the congressmen and women that 50 trillion is the way to go and push for it.
What a mess these guys are making of a mess.

I just read the article ( www.billmeridian.com/articles-files/fed-new.htm ) you posted .. I will have to read it several times, to have the info sink-in, lots of detailed observations .. I wish I had seen that one before

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Food for thought, I especially like the golf course collection.  It will have to wait, though, as we are having a gasoline crisis in the area…gas stations are very low or out of the product.  

When I had my kitchen remodeled I saved one of the oven shelves to use over an open pit to cook, should the need arise…and I have lots of cast iron cookware that would do just fine out of doors.  All I’d need to do is dig a hole and I’m good to go. 

Moggy

JBI

But a few new items have taken on more prominence as negotiators have approached the end game. For the first time, the issue of whether financial institutions will be forced to mark down the value of all their mortgage-backed assets to whatever price the Treasury agrees to pay for the toxic tranches that it buys has emerged as a key issue. Financial institutions have fought heavily against being forced to “mark-to-market” the value of all their mortgage assets, which could essentially force even those institutions that don’t participate in the program to treat whatever fire-sale price the Treasury pays as the new market value for other troubled mortgage assets. Lobbyists for the financial services industry argue that doing so would exacerbate the institutions’ ability to meet regulatory capital requirements and weaken their balance sheets overall, thus defeating the whole purpose of the rescue plan. They want accounting rules requiring firms to “mark-to-market” such assets temporarily suspended as a result.

http://www.businessweek.com/election/2008/blog/archives/2008/09/the_bailout_tal.html