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Subject: 174 banks have already been seized this year, most and fastest pace
in 17 years (was that last the savings and loan scam?).


>From the "Business & Farm" section of this area's daily today the main
headlines are:

Farm profits projected to fall 34% for the year

Pre-Christmas confidence feeble and, most importantly:

List of problem lenders hits 552

Of course, "problem lenders" simply means banks.  Banks about to fold. 
These banks, the Bloomberg News article states, own $345.9 billion of 
"assets," (debts owed) on the "confidential problem list" as of the end 
of September.  Interesting list title.  To whom is this confidence 
provided?  If it's confidential that certainly excludes the general 
public.  Until now.  Hummm!

The article also tells us that 174 banks have already been seized this 
year, most and fastest pace in 17 years (was that last the savings and 
loan scam?).

Next the writer reveals that FDIC - you know, that vaunted bank insuring 
agency - is already $8.2 billion in the red.  (This is called its 
"balance," by the way.  Does your bank let you keep that sort of 
"balance?")

But wait, now it appears to get into new math a la U.S. public schools 
and politicians.  For the next statement is that the fund "balance" 
"reflects" $38.9 billion set aside to cover bank failure losses.  My 
mirrors don't reflect that way - but I didn't get them from a carnival 
fun house either.

Even further into the article it states that FDIC has $13.2 trillion in 
assets.  So which is it?   Is the FDIC calling all of the over 8,000 
banks it "services," by taking regular payments from them, its assets? 
Or is the first statement more realistic and it's already in an 8 
billion buck hole with banks running on pumped-up air all over the 
country?

We're then told that congress wants to "restructure" FDIC so it can 
"dissolve large nonbank financial firms whose...bankruptcy would disrupt 
the economy."

Say what?!  What's the difference to the economy whether these firms are 
"dissolved" or go bankrupt?  Does "dissolved" mean creating more 
bookkeeping bucks to handsomely pay them out of existence?  And why not 
large banks also? - Oh, I forgot, they're God, that is, they own congress.

The final word is that Sen. Banking Chairman Dodd, always the willing 
prostitute, wants to merge authority into a single federal bank 
regulator - state banks and all.  Gee, do you suppose that might be the 
"too big to fail" banks themselves and/or their myrmidons in the federal 
government?  Final nail in the monopoly money creation for profit racket?

Have a happy Thanksgiving.  I'm certain you'll be giving extra thanks to 
the expert handling of the American economy by the "monetary experts." 
And for the gall of that blathering army of phony economists who keep 
telling us the "recession" is over (so go run up your credit card debt, 
dumbo).

You may want to give a short prayer to those who are fighting to set 
this country up with honest money . . . and never get one sentence of 
mention in the media, government, academia or elsewhere where the public 
can see or hear about it.



 
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