The bailout hope has been rising and falling with the tides of government.
One day it seems all is well on the bailout front, then the next day President Obama is threatening Marshall Law because there will be civil unrest if the bailouts aren't immediately signed.
The reality is that these bailout agreements with corporate America need a lot more work before the taxpayers money is so quickly handed over.
For while it is indeed the government that is doing the bailouts, they must remember from where this money comes.
While several of these multi billion dollar companies claim they are in desperate need of the bailout money or they will be forced into bankruptcy, yet their actions are questionable.
How is it that these company CEO's not only expect to get their bonuses they think it's okay to fly around in private corporate jets, and show absolutely no restraint in the spending habits of when their financial situations were much brighter.
Perhaps it's this inability to spend wisely that actually led to their demise.
And why is it that if we find ourselves cash strapped we are expected to sell of our assets, get a second job, do whatever it takes to make sure we can pay our debts, yet America's largest companies have to do nothing of the sort.
All they need to do is look to the government for assistance.
You can quickly see where bailout hope is just another game.
In the movies the bad guy gets the beautiful girl, and these days America is living by a similar rule except the bad guy gets the bailout money. Corrupt practices that have lead to the demise of these companies should not be rewarded with taxpayers money.
When a small business makes mistakes that cost them the business they go out of business with no government intervention. There is no socialism here. Yet when corporate America, who employs some of the brightest CEO's in the world makes mistakes the government comes running with a bailout package. It seems socialism is alive and well with corporate America. No wonder there's bailout hope.
Even more frustrating is the fact that the real reasons for many of these companies financial woes are greed, and deception. And for those corrupt practices these wealthy crooks are rewarded with trillions of dollars in bailouts.
One must start to question whether we can trust our government to look out for the American people or whether the government is as corrupt as corporate America.
One day the economy is nicely chugging along, and we are all content that things are good. And the next day the media is telling us a recession has arrived and that things are bad. Before we know it things are awful. People are losing jobs, businesses are filing for bankruptcy, and corrupt corporate America says if the government doesn't bail them out America will face civil unrest.
Fear mongering, threats, panic - these are the tools that the government knows will get you to react in the manner they want. It's not just our government but governments around the world that are painting a picture of doom and gloom.
Really it's all a plot by governments around the world to undermine the current currencies so that they can justify the implementation of one world currency. By destroying the current monetary system governments will be able to implement this new world currency, and they believe we will see them as the hero's rather than the evil minds they really are.
Greed rules the world. We can talk about bailout hope but it's just smoke and mirrors to cover up what is really happening. We need to stop reacting to the fear mongering and start listening to our inner voices, because unless the greedy governments and crooked wealthy elite are stopped, we will be little more than puppets to the masters of the New World Order.
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