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optionarmageddon.ml-implode.com

Everyone’s pointing at Citi because they’re the ones in the news this week. But mark my words, all of the other banks will come crawling to the Fed and Treasury, demanding that the government absorb hundreds of billions of losses lurking on their ba

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Bloomberg.com

Citigroup’s $2 trillion of assets dwarfs companies such as American International Group Inc. that got support from the U.S. government this year. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke may favor a rescue...

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Optionarmageddon.ml-implode.com

Hopefully, this bubble doesn’t pop. Hopefully it just slowly deflates. Then again, take a look at this chart for LT government debt circa the Great Depression (chart from Karl Denninger via Aaron Krowne):

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AfterDowningStreet.org

This 9 minute video provides a number of viewpoints on the unraveling of Paulson's Ponzi scheme. People are starting to wake up to the fact that we as a people have been robbed on an almost unimaginable scale.

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CalculatedRisk.blogspot.com

In addition to Hartford Financial, the AP reports that Genworth Financial Inc., Lincoln National Corp. and Aegon NV have all asked the Office of Thrift Supervision for permission to buy thrifts - and access the TARP.

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Market-Ticker.denninger.net

Not the kind you buy on an exchange. The kind you put in the public square.

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LondonBanker.blogspot.com

If there are no foods shipped from the bakeries and factories, there are no foods in the shops. If there are no foods in the shops, people go hungry. If people go hungry their children go hungry. When children go hungry, people riot and governments f

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MoneyandMarkets.com

I don’t know about you. But I started keeping a mental “Outrage List” a while back. The idea: Chronicle all the ridiculous statistics, all the lies, all the questionable practices, and all the dubious “rescue packages” Wall Street and Washington keep

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YouTube.com

An episode of Duck Tales dealing with the negative consequences of inflation. Tells you everything you need to know in 4 minutes. Show this to your friends and invite them to End the Fed, November 22!!

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NakedCapitalism.com

Yves here. This logic helped get the US in trouble in the first place, a regulatory race to the bottom. Now we are getting it on the subsidiy side, as the industry hoovers up everything it can. And by all accounts, banks have excess reserves at the F

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Market-Ticker.denninger.net

You think "Joe Middle Class Six Pack" finds this amusing - or acceptable - when it scuttles all the other promises you (and the rest of the Democrats) have made? You think "Joe" hasn't figured it out by now?

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WashingtonPost.com

No formal action has been taken to fill the independent oversight posts established by Congress when it approved the bailout to prevent corruption and government waste. Nor has the first monitoring report required by lawmakers been completed...

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Forbes.com

According to CreditSights, a research firm in New York and London, the U.S. government has put itself on the hook for some $5 trillion, so far, in an attempt to arrest a collapse of the financial system.

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Market-Ticker.denninger.net

#1 Game's over Ben; you no longer have "liquidity" to shower on the market; there's no take-up. #2 Now we're left with either (1) doing the right thing or (2) Weimar Germany-style printing. #3 Henry Paulson was lying once again

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InfoWars.com

The U.S. might really have to look at a default on the bankruptcy reorganization of the present financial system" and the bankruptcy of the government is not out of the realm of possibility, Hennecke said.

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