McCain: 'Wall Street Is The Villain'

ABC News ^ | July 27, 2008 | Mary Bruce

[Sam Gamgee]

LOL. McCain reduce spending? LOL. He just approved a bill that will add trillions to the national debt. LOL. The Maverick is all make believe.

[Sam Gamgee]

That’s for damn sure. Hard to say who then is worse. McCain the socialist or Barr the Islam appeaser.

[TigersEye]

I understand perfectly. ;^)

Either more or less. Something's got to give. haha hoho hee hee

[LomanBill]

I realize you’d like company in your misery, but it’s pretty clear that stuff isn’t doing you any good. So no thanks.

Nice photo though.

[TigersEye]

What?

[AmericanInTokyo]

Yeah. Like, LET'S ALL get in the cage here with a rabid jaguar (McCAIN), because we are scared to DEATH of an approaching panther licking his chops (OBAMA).

Some "choice".

Oh well, it is the lesser of two evils, donchya know. Maybe it will take six whisky bottles to vote for Scarface. Not.

I wont vote for that lame retard in a million years.

[houeto]

Do you understand that, Quisling?

Aha!! I now have company. He's called me Quisling about a half dozen times so far in his brief tenure here.

[TADSLOS]

"I think that Wall Street is the villain in the things that happened in the subprime lending crisis and other areas where investigations and possible prosecution is going on,"

Uhm...McCain needs to take another hard look at his campaign economic adviser. Oh, wait- he's already thrown Gramm under the bus. Whew, that was a close one!

[LomanBill]

>>Aha!! I now have company.

Have you figured out the circumstances which led ARCO to be in a financial state conducive to being acquired by British Petroleum yet? No?

Go do your homework.

[TigersEye]

Aha!! I now have company. He's called me Quisling about a half dozen times so far in his brief tenure here.

Well hello, brother Quisling. Glad to meetcha. ;^)

I know you may be thinking of posting a dictionary definition and then asking for some clarification following logical and rational lines. I humbly suggest that it would be a complete waste of time. You would probably have better luck discussing the day's issues with your cat or dog. On the other hand if you're looking for colorful non-sequiturs, insanely convoluted logic and sensational hyperbole laced with empty threats there's no place like the internet.

[houeto]

Have you figured out the circumstances which led ARCO to be in a financial state conducive to being acquired by British Petroleum yet?

You said yourself that it was unions and enviromentalists that got ARCO in dire straits.

[houeto]

Go do your homework.

Last time I checked, you weren't my momma. Take a hike, DRIP.

[houeto]

On the other hand if you're looking for colorful non-sequiturs, insanely convoluted logic and sensational hyperbole laced with empty threats there's no place like the internet.

Very well stated. LB wants BP totally kicked out of the U.S. because WE didn't elect their monarchy. Dumbass me didn't even know THEY had an election!

[LomanBill]

>>unions and enviromentalists that got ARCO in dire straits.

Carry, who funded said environmentalists?

[LomanBill]

>>Last time I checked, you weren’t my momma.

Thank heaven. That WOULD be embarrassing. ;^}

[LomanBill]

>>didn’t even know THEY had an election!

Exactly. Neither now, nor in 1776 did THEY have an election.

That was part of the whole “Tyranny” thingee that whipped the writers of the American Declaration of Independence into such a tizzy.

Taxation without representation.

Where is the representation of the American people in this little fiasco by which they are being taxed, via monetary inflation, for their own natural Oil resources - at BP’s pump?

Tyranny of the Appetite.

[Carry_Okie]

houeto, consider this post about the California Power Crisis of 2002. It's long, but I think it explains what LomanBill is getting at.

There's an ugly reason things work this way, and it goes a long way back.

[TigersEye]

Dumbass me didn't even know THEY had an election!

Us Quislings are always the last to know. Probably because Q is near the end of the alphabet.

[Polybius]

"I think that Wall Street is the villain in the things that happened in the subprime lending crisis and other areas where investigations and possible prosecution is going on," McCain said

Lets vote for this guy! Rah rah rah goes the McMoron supporters on FR!

Thank you for voting.

Your vote IN FAVOR of qualifying MacDonalds burger flippers for $400,000 mortgages by falsifying their income so that the worthless mortgage thus created could then be sold to you via your mutual fund in your 401 K has been tabulated.

Please play the con game again soon.

Wall Street and the Making of the Subprime Disaster

[LomanBill]

>>Probably because Q is near the end of the alphabet.

 

Reading the dictionary from front to back are ya gentlemen?

 

Perhaps, then, before you got to Quisling, you came across Quigley - Carrol Quigley; Bill Clinton's professor and mentor.

 

And when you get to the Rs, be sure to take special note of Rhodes, Cecil Rhodes, whom Mr. Quigley admired and wrote about extensively.

 

Mr. Clinton, Mr. Quigley, and Mr. Rhodes are all discussed in this article...

 

Dr. Quigley, a highly respected scholar who had taught at Georgetown, Princeton, and Harvard, was for two years permitted access to the "papers and secret records" of the Rhodes network. Bill Clinton was one of his students  at Georgetown.  Candidate Clinton, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, paid homage to his former professor, mentioning him by name in his acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention last summer.

 http://www.thenewamerican.com/node/1414 

 

 

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