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Fed Pledges Top $7.4 Trillion to Ease Frozen Credit

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The $700 billion bailout was just the beginning. Get ready to loan the financial institutions $7.4 trillion. Think we'll get paid back?

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 So, you thought $700 billion was an unimaginably large number?  You were worried whether the U.S. Government itself was damaging its credit rating, not to mention costing each of us thousands of dollars for years to come in taxes and lost commercial and private borrowing power.  Well, that was just practice.  The fed now stands ready to "loan" $7.4 TRILLION to the financial institutions that got us into this mess.  Do you really think we'll ever see most of that money again? 

See Bloomberg.com for more details:

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 Also, see my previous article for the REAL solution to the derivative problem.  The solution that solves the problem, is completely fair to all parties, will free up lending again, and won't cost the taxpayer a dime.

click here

 

Scott Baker is a Senior Editor and Writer at Op Ed News, a Writer for Daily Kos and Huffington Post, and is the author of Neitherworld - a two-volume novel blending Native American myth, archaeological detail, government conspiracy, with a sci-fi (more...)
 

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