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The Senate is expected to pass the bill, with most Democrats and Republicans behind it. Pressure is also mounting on the House to go along.
The unveiling of the PocketCinema V10 from Aiptek: Smaller than an iPhone, first demo’d at Computex last week and sports 3M’s mini projection mastery that’s capable of spewing out a 50-inch image of undisclosed resolution and clarity
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Preston Morrow came across an 'FAA identification card,' as well as a 'pilot's license' and an unspecified third form of identification -- all reportedly bearing Fossett's name -- as well as $1005 in cash in a bush off the tra
According to the Army Times (dated Tuesday, September 30, 2008), "Beginning Oct. 1 for 12 months, the 1st BCT [Brigade Combat Team] will be under the day-to-day control of U.S. Army North...
One traitor is needed to reverse their vote. Rep. John Shadegg of Arizona, a leading conservative, told a Phoenix radio station Wednesday that he'd be "inclined to vote for the bill" if it raised the cap on federal deposit insurance and
Lisa Ling interviews crews as they 'Trash Out' foreclosed homes in So.California's Inland Empire. This video is one of the most gut wrenching segments I have ever seen on this problem.
McCain has urged the Bush administration to bypass the will of Congress and invoke executive orders to pass the bailout bill, along with a further $1 trillion dollar spend on buying up bad mortgage debt. Watch the video for yourself.
Corpgov officials have indicated that there is interest in using existing photo scam-cams to monitor / ticket “distracted drivers,” including those who text message, eat, drink, talk on a cell phone, or literally do anything other than breathe while
I will elaborate later today on the rising risk of the "mother of all bank runs", i.e. the risk of a run on the uninsured deposits in the US banking system. Nouriel Roubini
The Senate financial market rescue bill would temporarily allow the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to borrow unlimited amounts of money from the Treasury Department in connection with the larger government deposit coverage...
The focus for the last couple of weeks has been on the credit crisis and the proposed bailout plan, but an even bigger story might be how sharply the economy is slowing. The economic news is grim.
Larry you have to read the bill. It's very clear. The Bank of Shanghai can transfer all of its toxic assets to the Bank of Shanghai of Los Angeles which can then sell them the next day to the Treasury.
The neo-con approach to the destruction of the federal government may have academic credentials and blessings. Yes, this is an artificially created virus intended to kill the patient-namely, our democracy and our formerly free and decent lives.
""Hundreds of billions of dollars are going to bail out FOREIGN INVESTORS. They know it, they demanded it, and the bill has been carefully written to make sure that can happen." - Rep. Brad Sherman , D-California"
CNN removes article from the net quoting Rep. Gary Miller (R-CA) saying the American people are not smart enough to have an opinion on the billionaire bailout bill.
"John McCain made the morning show rounds today. On Fox they were virtually begging him to 'suspend' his campaign again in the wake of the bailout failure yesterday on the Hill. You know, since it worked out so well...
Congress Floor Monday - 9/29/08 - Ron Paul - Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008
Each depository institution can maintain zero reserves against its transaction accounts? You put it right there in writing! Sure you buried it across three bills, but you are now allowing for the possibility that banks can hold zero reserves!
Securities regulators and accounting rule-makers granted banks greater power to decide the value of their investments, even if market data suggest that prices should be lower to allow banks to report smaller losses, perhaps comforting investors.
No one can believe in the omniscience of central bankers anymore. Global financial markets are definitely crashing, even when the impact is momentarily softened through massive injections of artificial money -- "artificial" because the fiat
"You are a den of vipers and thieves. I intend to rout you out, and by the eternal God, I will rout you out." -- Andrew Jackson, the seventh president of the United States, who said these fiery words to a delegation of bankers in 1832.
During an open meeting earlier today, Prescott City Councilman Bob Roecker admitted to wanting to make “bucketfuls of money” from the deployment and utilization of photo enforcement equipment.
The S.E.C. said it was interpreting, not changing, the mark-to-market rule. Nonetheless, the immediate praise from the bankers could reduce the pressure to drop the rule and make it easier for legislators to change their votes.
Mayer Amschel Rothschild, a very influential banker of the 18th Century, made the comment, “Let me issue and control a nation’s money and I care not who writes the laws.” That observation could not be more apropos for today’s economic climate.
“Whatever happened to the modern followers of my free-market opponents?” Marx would likely wonder if he were to rise from the dead today.
Leaders of the Senate, where most members have indicated support for the bailout plan, said they would seek a vote on a revised rescue package Wednesday night.