Banks are not the only ones struggling in the growing financial crisis.
The fund established to insure their deposits is also feeling the
pinch, and the taxpayer may be the lender of last resort.
Soros Compares Mishandling Of Current Crisis To Great Depression
Financieel | Economic Crisis
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17 September 2008 | 21:51:01
Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Billionaire investor George Soros has slammed US Treasury Secretary
Hank Paulson for behaving in the same manner as bankers in the 1930’s
and mishandling a financial crisis that threatens a repeat of the Great
Depression.
This is the second of two stories adapted from “Angler: The Cheney
Vice Presidency,” to be published Tuesday by Penguin Press. Original
source notes are denoted in [brackets] throughout.
“There is going to be a new financial world order that will be born of this”
Financieel | Economic Crisis
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17 September 2008 | 21:32:32
Christine Harper
Bloomberg
September 16, 2008
In the biggest reshaping of the financial industry since the Great
Depression, two of Wall Street’s most storied firms, Merrill Lynch
& Co. and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., headed toward extinction.
Park wardens have been ordered to stop and interrogate anyone who is not accompanied by children. The visitors who are quizzed have to explain their presence and risk
being thrown out or reported to police if their answers are not
satisfactory.
