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▲ßûІІѕ vş ßèāŗѕ▼ | Who is actually paying for the bailouts from the US Government? |
Is it gonna be our future generation?
We are having bailouts left and right from the US Government it feels like they have enough money to buy the entire world if they want to.
Is this right? what do we do when US Government FAILS??? |
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Still Bored
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Is this right? what do we do when US Government FAILS???
World wide anarchy.
Who is actually paying for the bailouts from the US Government?
Tax payers, all the immigrant coming to this country, setting up mom and pop stores as was done in the 1929 Depressions. and federal employment given to the people as was done by President Roosevelt, building national infracsture and other federal base employment. |
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stock_sniffer
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According to the US Government's Comprehensive Annual Financial Report - CAFR over $15 trillion in investment assets are availabe if needed. Anyway none of it is real as all is fiat currency, as is not real money.
The real money is the gold in Fort Knox, which is more than likely owned by the private shareholders of the Federal Reserve. |
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We as taxpayers will do the paying probably out to at least my grandchildren. The bailouts aren't really all that expensive considering the enormous production within the American economy. The bailouts are hundreds of Billions compared to a revenue stream of hundreds of Trillions over the payback period.
In a way American taxpayers could do it. We won't let the US default. We've pledged our allegiance, and will defend our Constitution.
I'm not saying it's right, merely a fact nobody seems to recognize. |
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Derek (Steelers, SB champs)
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Future and current tax payers |
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Ron Berue
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Look to your left. Look to your right.
Look behind and in front of you.
Look at your neighbors - next door and beyond.
Look at yourself.
Finally look to the future - to those generationS who are coming after us.
We aren't on any standard such as gold. All it takes is the right combination of different color inks, the right paper and the right plates to print the money. That money is backed by the good faith and word of the U.S. Government.
I think it will be at least 2 or 3 generations before this mess is finally straightened-out.
Thanks for asking your Q! I did my best to answer it!
VTY,
Ron Berue
Yes, that is my real last name!
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Correct, present and future generations....plus, realistically, some profit is likely from some of these transactions. It happened in the savings & loan bailout of the 1980's. The government "bought" a lot of crap back then and still turned a surprisingly large "profit" on the whole of it.
Which goes to your question about failure. In the first place, that is unlikely. The US is simply not in that much real (economic) danger of collapse. This is mostly a (very serious) crisis of faith within the financial engines that have been pulling the economies of the world. In the second place, if economic recovery occurs (as it did with the S&L crisis) it will be those very same financial engines that lead the boom forward. The US government will have big stake in the boom through its ownership of the banks and insurance companies it just bought.
And, finally, if our government were to fail, the bailout money would be the least of our problems -- life as we know it would cease to exist.
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tax payers for many many years to come. It sure looks
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China. China owns the US now. So you had better develop a taste for rice. Pick which of your children you like the best because you only get to keep one. I sent you guys a cheque for $100 CAD so I might own you. But I probaby will just end up with a mansion in downtown Detroit.
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