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jangbones - 2009-02-10

The most horrifying video on poetv.


oswaldtheluckyrabbit - 2009-02-10

Should be required viewing for all Ron Paul-ites.

And everybody.


Pillager - 2009-02-10

Why?

They'll just continue to blame the gummint for all our ills...


zatojones - 2009-02-10

yes remember the banking failure was because there was too much government regulation not too little


zatojones - 2009-02-10

and pretty much so long as the Fed exists Paul and his ilk will always say there is too much government interference


Hooper_X - 2009-02-10

So long as the GOVERNMENT exists, the Paultards will say there's too much government.


Xenocide - 2009-02-10

So "socialism," as defined by the right, literally saved the world.

LAUGHING TIME IS NOW.


Smellvin - 2009-02-10

A. The world isn't exactly saved yet. It might have just temporarily prolonged the world.

B. *dons pragmatic, tin-foil hat* This may never have even happened and might have just been the Treasury/Fed's way of pushing congress to act without thinking (a la Patriot Act and Iraq War resolution)


zatojones - 2009-02-10

brb buying ammunition and canned goods


Nikon - 2009-02-10

H O L Y
S H I T


Udderdude - 2009-02-10

It's all a big shell game. Don't rock the boat!


sosage - 2009-02-10

What/who caused the sudden 5 trillion sapping early in the morning...and why all of a sudden if it wasn't from one source? Conspiracy?!?!


sosage - 2009-02-10

Sorry...550 billion


almo - 2009-02-17

The notion that this would have caused 5 trillion in drawouts in these money market mutual funds is absolutely ridiculous considering that there was only about three and a half trillion in them.

Never trust the words of a politician.


Camonk - 2009-02-10

Jesus if I understood what all that shit meant it would be absolutely horrifying. It was still pretty scary.


kingarthur - 2009-02-10

Let's just say now is an EXTREMELY interesting time to be working on an MBA. I want to switch my concentration from global finance to marketing so, so bad.


Dutch Oven Fresh Pie - 2009-02-10

YouTube comments are great. "Why do we need banks?" "We can just barter!" and "Revolution!"


kingarthur - 2009-02-10

Those people are the reason you buy the canned food and shotguns.


Senator_Unger - 2009-02-10

You know, I was wondering why the FDIC, which had insured deposits up to 0,000 for as long as I could remember, had suddenly started insuring deposits up to 0,000. Now that I know, I wish I didn't.


RockBolt - 2009-02-10

*spit take*


Desidiosus - 2009-02-10

We have been up shit creek for months now and there is still no sign of a paddle.


Jimmy The Headless Frog Boy - 2009-02-10

I heard a commentator talking on Bloomburg Radio about the panic discused at 3:00.

He said we almost lost the inter-bank A.T.M. system because there was so little trust between banks. He also said 1 major retailer almost went "Cash Only" and would have refused all credit card transactions.

It's bad out there, and it's going to get much worse.


Lauritz Melchior - 2009-02-10

Could somebody get in touch with Fuck Team Five for me?


Jefka - 2009-02-10

The last analogy is pretty terrifying.


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2009-02-11

How do you prevent all those extra assets from going sour then? I knew before that essentially that day credit stopped virtually existing at all, but all of this is so daunting and horrifying it goes beyond description.


NoCode - 2009-02-13

AHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA

hysterical laughing.


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