scream-of-consciousness;
"If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
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Wednesday, November 08, 2017
I'll need to check your I.D. ....
I knew
there was a movie called The Big
Short. I knew it was about the sub-prime housing collapse.
I knew it had an outstanding
cast. I didn't watch it— even after it hit
free streaming status— because
it was too painful to re-live.
Like today, I know that
every elected Democrat, and at least ½ of all Republicans,
are MFCS. The only difference between the two:
Democrats are Marxists; Republicans self serving shits, and we're
teetering on the edge of anarchy
and civil war. I'm tired of reading about it. La-La-La-La La.
There
is nothing new to learn. It's painful.
I knew, then, that the 1980
bond collapse was caused entirely byCongressman Barny Frank and every other
Democrat on the
House or Senate Banking Committees. And other Dems running loose at
Fannie
May.
This morning (Hey it's just 7:41 A.M. NOW!) I gave in and
watched the Big Short on my
bed-Pad.. I am exhilarated! Really. It was all just too
beautiful. The lambs were not led to slaughter. No. The good guys
—the
winners— were just smart
enough to check birth certificates at
the door. Simple as that.
Also, I wonder how many Congress Critters and staff were getting blow jobs and anal sex in Barney's Boyfriend's basement brothel?....Try saying that real fast.
The movie was a real eyeopener. For a more in-depth view of events, read "Reckless Endangerment" by Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner. Names are named and fingers pointed at the main players and their complex manipulations. As of this day, very few of perps have seen the inside of jail cells. Frank and Dodd should have been frog-walked into Federal Court along with their cronies. But, justice being blind, not much has occurred since the demise of the sub-prime collapse. The Fannie Mae/ Freddie Mac debacle players stole millions and split to parts unknown. And the Dems keep saying "Nothing to see here, keep moving along".......
Gads, and then there where the fools who doubled down on it afterwards. Even then McVain was brain damaged.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I wonder how many Congress Critters and staff were getting blow jobs and anal sex in Barney's Boyfriend's basement brothel?....Try saying that real fast.
ReplyDeleteAn aside: somehow this film managed to never one time mention Barny Frank, oe Fannie.
ReplyDeleteThe movie was a real eyeopener. For a more in-depth view of events, read "Reckless Endangerment" by Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner. Names are named and fingers pointed at the main players and their complex manipulations. As of this day, very few of perps have seen the inside of jail cells. Frank and Dodd should have been frog-walked into Federal Court along with their cronies. But, justice being blind, not much has occurred since the demise of the sub-prime collapse. The Fannie Mae/ Freddie Mac debacle players stole millions and split to parts unknown. And the Dems keep saying "Nothing to see here, keep moving along".......
ReplyDeleteYes it was a fabulous movie but funny thing, the housing bubble is even bigger now. This next pop is really gonna hurt
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