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AMENDMENT TO THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO H.R. 3997
Is the gateway bill for
H.R. 1424 Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008
The "Bailout Bill" H.R. 3997 passes both the House and the Senate. Buirried within this largely altered bill is H.R. 1424. Here are some juicy exerpts from this bill.
Section 101 (a)(1) establishes what is termed the Troubled Asset
Relief Program (TARP) to which substantial portions of what the
American people currently owe to their banks and financial institutions
is to be turned over the US Government for redistribution to foreign
banks.
Section 101(c)(3) Designates for the first time in
American history these foreign banks as financial agents of Federal
Government with full law enforcement authority over the citizens in the
US.
Section 3 (b) allows the US Secretary of the Treasury to put
any kind of debt, including credit card, home loans, personal loans,
automobile loans, etc., into the TARP programme.
Section 112
allows the US Secretary of the Treasury to astoundingly extend
financing to foreign banks to purchase the debt of the American people.
Section
112 (1)(a) allows the US Government to hold stocks in companies for the
first time in their history and which completely destroys the
capitalist economy of their Nation.
Section 119 (2)(a) gives the
US Secretary of the Treasury dictatorial powers not reviewable by
courts making this position the most powerful one in America.
Section 122 increases the US public debt to the incredible amount of $11,315,000,000,000 (Trillion)
Section
204 puts the United States under emergency economic rule and states,
"all provisions of this Act are designated as an emergency requirement
and necessary to meet emergency needs.
Please watch the following video as we attempt to explainwhy this down turn in our financial market is taking place.
I can't help but feel scammed. I don't remember any discussion of "create money out of thin air" in Econ class do you?
