You were rightly complaining about your advice being ignored for decades. Imagine how frustrated the Provider of the following advice must feel about us lemmings on earth at the moment, not having a clue about what we’re doing:

“You must not give him your money on interest, and you must not give your food out on usury” Leviticus 25:37

It’s fair to say that we’ve ignored this advice. So what? Bankers act with impunity, there are no consequences, no one’s watching me gamble with your money. Is that so?:

“Do not be misled: God is not one to be mocked. For whatever a man is sowing, this he will also reap” Galatians 6:7.

Maybe not today, maybe not even tomorrow, but EVENTUALLY it’s harvest time for the pokie players………………

This is the WRONG article to be posting this in.

We are talking about what could be people startving within a year. This economic meltdown is most important right now. It is 100% real and will affect us in a short time.

The environment will always take back stage to people holding a basic standard of living. When the dollar tanks and a Prius costs 5 times as much as a Ford, lets see who support drilling.

This carbon guilt is little more than a tax on everything we do, and it hits the working class the hardest. This is the last thing we need to worry about right now.

The new numbers, called “scary” by some, were a surprise because scientists thought an economic downturn would slow energy use. Instead, carbon dioxide output jumped 3 percent from 2006 to 2007.

That’s an amount that exceeds the most dire outlook for emissions from burning coal and oil and related activities as projected by a Nobel Prize-winning group of international scientists in 2007.

Meanwhile, forests and oceans, which suck up carbon dioxide, are doing so at lower rates than in the 20th century, scientists said. If those trends continue, it puts the world on track for the highest predicted rises in temperature and sea level.

The train has left the station and not to far ahead where there was a bridge no more. Still time and a very good idea is to stop the train get off and start walking. Walking is good for many things. It’s good for you and you can see things better. Wild and crazy idea? Wild yes but to stay on the train is the crazy part. What you just read and I am sure most policy makers Worldwide also read as they sort of keep on this kind of stuff and do you see World summit because of it, no. They have bigger problems right now making sure the money that is left goes to the right place and the economy a bigger problem than the survival of the human race and that would be my point exactly. Still time if we start now.

It’s nice to know I have something to look forward to other than counting my money.

You even see the parade of rich folks on TV like Donald Trump on Larry King telling people that this is a great time to buy homes. The barrage of advertising and especially geared toward young couples with kids who want that “American Dream” for their families. They’ll pay 1/2 the paycheck for a house in a “good” neighborhood.

The problem is that banking is privatized. There is ABSOLUTELY no need for private banking. Banking is a social good and it should be treated as a social good. This bullshit that these bankers “deserve” their high pay and status is all bullshit.

The people need to become Deadbeats and go on a debtors strike.

You could recoup some money by selling forclosures at an honest value too, instead of what is owed. The forclosures in my neighborhood are deflating the prices something fierce. There’s a high demand for housing in the city, but people are waiting for that magic forclosure…

I’m not an economist, but this sounds like a solid way to fix the real-estate market, and to increase the value of the MBSs. If the MBSs and CDSs go up in value the banks should have more money to lend, and with buyer being insured that they are paying an true value and will have a fixed payment they’ll be more likely to buy. Tax payer dollars going directly to help tax payers… it’s too simple.

The fact that people are defaulting on the mortgages is the problem… so spend the money to help them NOT DEFAULT/rant/ instead of piping the money throug a bunch of tubes. The government loves middlemen. trickledown economics, this bailout… They find as many middle men as possible so that the absolute minimum gets to the tax payers…Youre the godamn government, do something directly!!! /end rant/

Can some moey savy individual tell me the error in my logic?

Thanks,

– Sunil

No money for workers.

A nation of serfs.