[Yollopoliuhqui]

The fact that no one is commenting this article shows me why conservatism is on life support in this country. Oh, there will be a small surge next election due to Obama’s utter incompetence, but on all social value fronts, conservatism is a day late and a dollar short.

Conservative minds are simply locked out of any critical analysis of Wall St. and its fascist-monopolist policies. “Too big to fail” IS fascism. We beat our chest and bellow about leftism leading to the ruin of civilization and fail to detect the globalist financial oligarchy fifth column movement behind our lines. What, you think that little Bilderberg meeting a few weeks ago was a harmless wine tasting get-together?

[Justa]

“Conservative minds are simply locked out of any critical analysis of Wall St. and its fascist-monopolist policies.”

Bull. The ‘communist central bankers’ peril was posted and widely discussed on FR more than 15 years ago.

[Sam Gamgee]

I agree with you wholeheartedly. As a fan of von mises, what we are seeing now is nothing but corporatism. The international banks have been circumventing the interests of the US people since they all met with government officials on Jeckyl Island. The White House is owned by the investment banks, under Clinton, then Bush and now Obama. This is the very reason that our liberty loving fathers hated banksm or at least the European ones. Only big government royalist loving statists like Hamilton wanted a central bank..

[factoryrat]

Didn’t you get the memo? Republicans, Democrats, liberals, and conservatives can all agree on one thing: big business, big banking, and wall street can do no wrong. Now scurry along peasent before the uber-capitalists and their politican cronies show up to swat you down.