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To: An Old Man
Virginia Hammerness, the 75-year-old heiress to the family’s banking fortune and a big stockholder, told CBS 5:

"But Hammerness wondered aloud whether she would even be able to get a loan today from Bank of America."

"If i just went in as Mrs. Hammerness, I don't know, I might not be able to," she observed. "It's just bad, it's greed, greed, greed."

Like the U.S. government and their supporters: Keep those borders open for that never ending line of low wage labor.

Profits regardless of consequences.

5 posted on 02/24/2009 2:48:35 PM PST by dragnet2
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To: dragnet2
Keep those borders open for that never ending line of low wage labor.

Well, to be fair, the low wage labor immigrants is who Bank of Italy served. The problem isn't immigration, it's too much immigration combined with not enough assimilation. It's also immigration from incompatible cultures.

21 posted on 02/24/2009 4:31:42 PM PST by Defiant (If they put Bush in prison, it will let us know which one to storm.)
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