BUSINESS DAY | Five Years Later, Poll Finds Disapproval of Bailout The simple answer is yes, there will be another bailout attempt and it appears likely that the Banks will continue to confuse things enough so that it again happens only “this time” there will be some “stern regulations”. The reason is not some esoteric […]

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SEE LIVINGLIES LITIGATION SUPPORT AT LUMINAQ.COM GOVERNMENT IS PAID TO LOOK THE OTHER WAY EDITOR’S COMMENT: The U.S. Treasury is reported to own $4.6 TRILLION in mortgage bonds, which would make it the creditor in millions of homes that (a) have already been “foreclosed” (b) are in “foreclosure” or (c) going to be foreclosed. Yet […]

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