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    The Bailout Tab- now 1.2 Trillion

    Here's a nice summary of the recent bailouts, total now at 1.2 Trillion, with a T.

    http://www.cnbc.com/id/26808715
    "Inflation and deflation are about money supply and credit, the latter being more important." Mish Shedlock



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    Great article. I just referred to it in composing a letter to my electeds, to wit:

    Senator Brown
    Senator Voinovich
    Representative Kucinich


    September 22, 2008


    Depositors and investors are protected by the FDIC and SIPC, and as these
    organizations provide federal guarantees permitted by law , it is
    acceptable to fund these entities.

    However, the proposed bailots of private FNMA, FHLMC, AIG, JP Morgan's
    buyouts of Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns, and the $700 billion
    checkbook for purchase of various bad debts are unconscionable. The
    federal government has no obligation to innoculate these businesses from
    their own bad judgment.

    If confidence in the dollar is to be rebuilt, let it be from juducious
    fiscal and monetary policy and not by creating fiat money to rescue these
    miscreants, thereby burdening American citizens with their debts.

    Sincerely,

    me
    "Greater than the tread of armies is an idea whose time has come." -- Victor Hugo



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