styky wrote:Hodgson wrote:Yawn.
If you're not interested then don't click on it, end the yawn.
You do have a choice.
One choice would be to ignore the warning signs and "yawn" all the way to the poor house. I'm too old to ignore the warning signs.
A statement was made on Squawk Box this morning: "It is important for government and big business to work together".
Why? So we, the taxpayer, can work safely in the collective? I have just witnessed the future prosperity of my grandchildren DESTROYED. They have been sentenced to work their lives to pay of TRILLION of dollars of debt that our banks incurred. I hope they rise up and revolt against the debt my generation has placed on their shoulders.
I have watched and am still watching the "Too-Big-To-Jail" banks dump their debt load on the tax payers- Canada included. As I wrote, this debt will be in place for our children and their children. The next generation will understand that their are TWO SIDES to every trade. On one side somebody lost BILLIONS of dollars to the other side. Who won on these trades? Our grandchildren will understand that it was banks on both sides of the trade.
I am watching European nations expecting Canada to give
ANOTHER $10 BILLION to fund their banks. Have you ever wondered how much this $10 BILLION could have helped out our medical system? At least this time Harper is saying no. My hats off to him. It must be tough to tell Goldman Sachs's man Mark Carney, the govenor of the Bank of Canada, to shove that idea.
soooooo.....yawn away while some people take the time to dig up information to warn the rest of us.
Don't forget- in November write in Ross Perot.