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They changed the music, so now you can't hear the people speaking, but you can see the info. That's what's important.
Pass the word.
James
Moderator: Charles L. Cotton
It's back up; watch it soon; Obama's just around the corner.barres wrote:"We're sorry. This video is no longer available."
I do wish I had links to the articles. I'm not sure I agree with the argument that banks were forced to make risky loans, but I certainly haven't read all of the bills and regulations on this topic. That's why I'd love to see the articles. Not one reporter or commentator that I have seen has said this, not even on Fox.TexasAggie wrote:I had to hit the pause button several times so I could read the articles. Rush has been talking about all of this for several days, so this was very interesting to see.
From what I understand, fines were imposed to banks that didn't have a minimum # of these sub-prime loans and faced severe additional penalties.Charles L. Cotton wrote:I do wish I had links to the articles. I'm not sure I agree with the argument that banks were forced to make risky loans, but I certainly haven't read all of the bills and regulations on this topic. That's why I'd love to see the articles. Not one reporter or commentator that I have seen has said this, not even on Fox.TexasAggie wrote:I had to hit the pause button several times so I could read the articles. Rush has been talking about all of this for several days, so this was very interesting to see.
Chas.
Count me in as one of those who don't understand what the governments role in this should be. I am a bit skeptical about the accusations that al the banks were forced to make the same stupid moves. Some banks remain prosperous and are buying out the failing banks. It does seem that a lot of the institutions that are failing were the ones that were heavily advertising AIG, Leman. Wachovia etc While the Huge banks that didn't advertise on the mass media seem to be doing well. Chase, Bank of Amerca, and even Citi Bank who for a few years always seemed to be struggling.TexasAggie wrote:
From what I understand, fines were imposed to banks that didn't have a minimum # of these sub-prime loans and faced severe additional penalties.
Not to mention the threat of Sharpton and his PR destruction machine (this one is MY opinion only).