November 18, 2008:    

The Bush administration has already spent about 300 billion dollars bailing out the banks and the other financial institutions, but when proposals are put fourth that directly affect jobs of the working class, (such as assistance to the auto industry or assistance for home owners to ovoid foreclosures)  we hear nothing but excuses as to why they can't be done.  

In pushing congress to vote for the 700 billion dollar bail out, Congress was promised money to assist directly with home owners facing foreclosures.    Once the bill was passed, the George Bush and Company reneged on their promise and in subtle indirect term and with an arrogant demeanor,  Paul Volker told congress to take their objections and "place them where the sun doesn't shine."  

When one examines the hidden agenda under the surface of this financial fiasco, the same old pattern emerges:   

     Encourage, intentionally create and/or sit back and allow financial chaos to occur.   This will cause some companies to go bankrupt!   

     Buy the troubled corporation for pennies on the dollar!   We can also use the bankruptcy as an excuse to cancel labor contracts and steal the people's pension funds.

     One of the goals is to consolidate power by reducing the number of companies!   

     Use the crisis to pass laws in a very short time so that they are in place before the people have a chance to object.   

     Use bait and switch tactics, lie, withhold evidence, and falsify evidence when necessary.   

     Once the law is in place, simply ignore the objections.   Distract attention with another crisis elsewhere.  

     Examples:  The war in Iraq -- Homeland security (The Patriot Act)  -- The 700 billion dollar bailout.