Paul Craig Roberts: “…the United States has entered the ranks of a failed state. The criminals are on the inside of the state operating against the people. The government is in the hands of a few Wall Street bankers….we no longer have a government of the people, but a government of the interest groups…”

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Tea Party Protest 3-11-2009, originally uploaded by simminch.

aura writes; Nitwit police and security officials, operating under orders of their taskmasters in corporate government collectively pissed their pants, kicked Tea Party protesters out of Lafayette Park, and locked journalists (aka msm whores) into the press briefing room, after a box of tea was tossed onto the North Lawn of the White House. Cowardly cops and secuirty officials then ran around wringing their hands,  summoning a robot to “examine” the box of tea bags as they cowered in the corner like cowards. When a harmless box of tea is almost enough to raise the Color-coded Threat Level System to code red, its time to change the words in the Star Spangled Banned from the home of the brave, to the home of the depraved.

I am beginning to think, actually for the last few weeks that Summers and Geithner are going to help bring Obama down. Something has to give!!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-kuttner/geithners-…

Robert Kuttner

Geithner’s Last Stand

…………The indignation over AIG will serve a useful purpose if it focuses public attention on the much larger issue — the failure of the entire approach that Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and White House economic czar Larry Summers are using to rescue the banking system.

It would be hard to find two administrations more different than Bush and Obama. Yet, when it comes to bailing out financial firms, Geithner’s approach is a seamless continuation of his predecessor, Hank Paulson’s. It makes you wonder who is the permanent government. Perhaps Wall Street?

Even the players are the same Goldman-Citigroup crowd. The well named Neel Kashkari, the Citigroup executive brought in by Paulson to run the TARP program, is still in place. Geithner’s top assistant, Mark Patterson, is from Goldman. And most of the concepts are coming from the same Wall Street crew.

So far, the policy has been an abject failure. The latest idea is to use some of the remaining Treasury funds from the TARP program approved by Congress last October to anchor several trillion more in loans and loan guarantees by the Federal Reserve and FDIC. For weeks, Geithner has announced only vague principles of his next move.

Over the weekend, some details were released, and a full blown unveiling is expected any day. But at this writing, despite leaks from the Treasury to friendly reporters, the several agencies who need to be party to the plan are still in disagreement. And the unveiling may well be delayed again. Judging by the versions of the plan leaked to the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal for Saturday, and the Washington Post for Sunday. The plan seems to be changing daily.

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