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Timmy Geithner’s Fear: Greenspam Warns of “Shortfalls”
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan signaled that the financial crisis has yet to end even as borrowing costs tumble, warning that U.S. banks must raise “large” amounts of money, according to Bloomberg. “There is still a very large unfunded capital requirement in the commercial banking system in the United States and that’s got to be funded,” Greenspan said in an interview yesterday in Washington. He also said that “until the price of homes flattens out we still have a very serious pCollected in tristar-research's videos May 21, 2009 -
Support HR 1207:Federal Reserve Looting the Taxpayer- $9TRILLION MISSING?
Federal Reserve Inspector General Elizabeth Grayson is a complete and utter liar regarding the bailouts and the taxpayers assets disposition. Where did the TRILLION DOLLARS GO???Collected in tristar-research's videos May 13, 2009 -
Niall Ferguson On Fareed Zakaria’s Show: Discusses Financial Crisis, Agrees With Paul Krugman (VIDEO)
Harvard neo-imperialist economic historian Niall Ferguson argues for bank nationalization as Citigroup and Bank of America are insolvent- He points out that there is NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE BUSH AND OBAMA ADMINISTRATIONS- no kidding, professor, Goldman has been running the U.S. since the early 1990s. Niall Ferguson (born April 18, 1964, in Glasgow) is a British historian. He specialises in financial and economic history as well as the history of empire. He is the Laurence A. Tisch Professor of History atCollected in tristar-research's videos Apr 26, 2009 -
Peter Schiff Warns that the Chinese are OUT and M2M is a Bust
Peter Schiff points out that the Chinese have already decided to move away from the dollar and are not buying Treasury bonds as the economy slumps.Collected in tristar-research's videos Apr 3, 2009
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tristar-research Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan signaled that the financial crisis has yet to end even as borrowing costs tumble, warning that U.S. banks must raise “large” amounts of money, according to Bloomberg. “There is still a very large unfunded capital requirement in the commercial banking system in the United States and that’s got to be funded,” Greenspan said in an interview yesterday in Washington. He also said that “until the price of homes flattens out we still have a very serious p Read More
May 21, 2009