Comments on: Wall Street’s Greed: How to End Big Banks’ Grip on the U.S. Economy

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By: Ian Strange

Ian Strange — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 15:43:35 +0000

I’m only a Brit but even I know that the Founding Fathers didn’t “settle in America 234 years ago”. That’s when they signed the Declaration of Independence. I suspect they may have “settled” some time prior to that, having all (except Alexander Hamilton) been born there. Hamilton, of course was born and raised in the West Indies.

By: John K. Patterson

John K. Patterson — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 03:32:28 +0000

My father was a bank examiner for nearly 30 years and retired in the late 70′s. At that time, he warned anyone who would listen to him, that by permitting regional banking, we were setting the stage for more and more money in fewer hands. More than 30 years ago, he predicted this widespread corruption from this unholy alliance between the federal government and the ‘big banks.’ The way the current system is rigged, the politicians and the banks need each other to continue this cabal.

As a true conservative, these practices offend my core values. But I am a realist, and I’m certain that the banks and Congress will re-write the rules, change the name of the game, and stay one step ahead of the public. We the people have not had an advocate in the White House since Ike.

Mark Combs

By: Rup S.

Rup S. — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 18:14:47 +0000

Excellent article, well written in explaining the asset backed commercial paper scam run by all banksters! This makes it very understandable in layman’s terms. Keep up the good work in educating us all.

Regards,
Rup S.