Elizabeth Warren, a Great Investment The Massachusetts senator continues to shine light on Washington’s cozy relationship with Wall Street and its too-big-to-fail banks: Nice try Chief She-Who-Tells-So-Many-Lies. It wasn’t our system that encouraged the corporatism or bail outs for those people and entities that failed to be good stewards of our resources. That was your statist policy. That was your central plan.
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I see the fake "redskin" Warren, & I see a $3bill.
The fact that there is an incestuous relationship between politicians and banks is a by-product of the fiat currency system. The big banks basically create the money in our system by extending credit and reap the rewards from same. They have a license to profit (to steal, some might say.) So the big banks basically have a favored position in this system and the quid pro quo with the pols is what keeps the gravy train rolling. Despite what grandstanding blowhards like Warren say or think, this coziness is not going to go away until the fiat currency system goes away.
Be vewy, vewy cawful, 'cuz 1985 may take what you have just witten as an endorsement of all of the stuff he's been sayin'.