Like I said they will do a BK reorganization. This means same company, no debt, bust union contracts, pension, other expenses off the books and start over in sustainable manner. Or simply rinse and repeat.. Either way I called this when Ford leveraged every asset they had for a $17 billion dollar loan from Citi Bank.. To bad I didn’t have the balls to short the stock then.<o></o>
good luck with the bust union pension stuff now that dems have full control
we will repeat the 30s and drag the shit out
except this time is different in that back than we didn't have all these entitlements to worry there were no expectations of handouts from the government like there is now
hopefully over time people wake up and realize government socialism has failed and they can't save you
this is a good rant from another board not my words spot on
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The time is over for GOP, Keynesian policies
These weren't Bush or Reagan programs though. Progressive tax and welfare and Social Security and Medicare and the other explosive programs. Forget the deficits. The financial system has no mathematical solution. The collapse was 80 years of piled up crap and a repeat of the FDR solution the lie everyone was told worked. That is the retread that is based on a bankers fiction. The 1990's produced these bubbles, not the 2000's. They just started bursting in 2000. People love freebies. Instead of offering something half price, buy one get one free sells. The idea that Clinton was running a surplus because of his policies would mean that he created this bubble that created the cash to pay the taxes to run a surplus. stock options in a mania created that surplus and hte nonsense that the budget was going to be paid off was just that, nonsense. Reagan inherited an exploding level of unfunded liabilities, $5 trillion incurred under Carter alone. $5 trillion then is $20 trillion today. The GDP was $2 trillion in 76, if that. There hasn't been much socialism since it bankrupted the country in the 70's. The social wars I recall were declared by Johnson, FDR and Nixon. These are the rules of necessity that we see in action under Paulson today.