The bailout money spending is not what most Americans think it is because the same group of elite planners that created the financial crisis are the same ones receiving help from the government.

The elite group owns all the big corporations and financial institutions including Home Depot, AIG, Bank of America and some government entities.

Americans are not aware that these big corporations don't pay taxes and that they hide behind their low tax brackets and have their accountants find all kinds of expenses to eliminate their tax paying responsibilities.

Yet these are the same group that incurs the huge American credit crisis that is affecting the tax paying Americans today.

These are the same corporations that are involved with the big lobbying against the Constitution.

They are also the same ones that are part of the government entities that are included as part of the elite group.

The government is quick to offer bail out spending money to these big corporations because it is in their best interest to do so.

All of the members of the elite group are wealthy individuals and high government officials who have the power to control the American tax payers and all the money associated with their wealth.

WHERE DID THE MONEY GO?

SUCKING FINANCIAL AIR

The $700 billion dollar give to the elite bankers caused a stir in the media, but it was only a sham to fool the American people into believing that is was necessary and that there was going to be a credit crunch.

These are the same bankers of the elite group that have ripped off the American people and focusing more on their greed more than the welfare of honest business people that use their banking services on a daily basis.

At the same time of allowing bailout money spending, the government passed a bill loaded with $612 billion dollars towards the defense fund to put into the war in Iraq.

The public did not protest about this because more Americans do not know about these passed bills because they don't take the time to find out. The bailout money was a distraction to the real issues at hand.

NO ACCOUNTABILITY

The sad thing about giving so much money to the elite group of wealthy institutions and corporations is that they have never assumed responsibility for being the culprits for getting the American financial crisis where it is today.

There is no accountability for how the money will be spent and the American people are not forcing the issue and neither are those lawmakers. The lawmakers and politicians are in on the scheme and the American public need to get the facts.

About a week after getting their first $85 billion dollar in bailout money spending, AIG took some of that same money to engage in a weekend retreat for their employees.

Of course, the elite group sprang into action in trying to keep this out of the news media and do damage control, but the cat was out of the bag already and the American people were furious.