Friday
Sep302011
Bernie Sanders With Keith Olbermann: "Wall Street Protests Are About To Get MUCH Bigger"
Video - Sen. Bernie Sanders with Keith Olbermann - Sep. 29, 2011
Olbermann confirms that NYPD thug Anthony Bologna is being investigated, and five large unions are poised to join 'Occupy Wall Street.' Excellent discussion.
- "Right now, and a lot of people don't know this, you have six financial institutions, the largest six banks in the country, who control sixty percent of the assets of the United States of America. After we bail them out, because they were too big to fail, three out of the four largest financial institutions actually became bigger."
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Reader Comments (9)
http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?blog=Market-Ticker
Bet you a cup of coffee you already have this.
http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000048484
Imagine what $16T could have done. There has been a lot more stolen. $47T is a good estimate.
Wall street does not need reform, it needs abolishing. Those people are criminals who have stolen all they have.
Outlaw usury, starting with interest. Stop legalizing cheating. It's just going to get worse until you stop cheating.
the dividing line should be by seniority no one who did not struggle in the building of the country should enjoy the fruits of the labor that our great grand parents left for us race is not the only issue paying your way is the post 1964 immigrants got a free ride on the backs of the rest of us . close the boarders end the wars and kick wall street to the curb
frank
Imagine what $16T could have done. There has been a lot more stolen. $47T is a good estimate.
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Don't forget these were loans were paid back. I'm not condoning the stealth bailouts, but I want to make sure people understand the facts. Wall Street serves a purpose. The point is that these banks should have been allowed to fail and executives who committed fraud should have been prosecuted. We need investment banking - it allows companies to raise funds and grow. But we also need to punish the irresponsible and criminally fraudulent.