The vote was taken, and the American people have spoken, but don't hold your breath. The "elite" global bankers are busy manipulating the stock market to force our congressmen to vote for the sellout (bailout) of America.

They've been busy building up to this for many years. They are not just regulators that made mistakes in judgment. They are very smart and are now pulling out all the stops in their orchestrated takeover to bring our economy down so they can force us into the Amero (like the Euro). This is quite obvious through the continued open-border policy and the building of the NAFTA supercorridor from the lower coastlines of Mexico to the outer coastlines of Canada.

We are already merging with Mexico and Canada to form the North American Union (as per the Security and Prosperity Partnership of 2005 in Waco), which will make it easier for us to merge with the European Union, the Asian Union, etc., to form the New World Order with the United Nations being the supposed governing body; and, with consolidated central banks as evidenced by the continual buying up of banks until they're all under one umbrella.

Meanwhile, foreign interests have been and are buying up large portions of our land and infrastructure (real assets) while the U.S. dollar still has some value.

Bankers were told back in the '90s through rules changes to accept high-risk loans. These mortgages were sold over and over in the form of derivatives and leveraged out to multiple trillions of dollars. So, $700 billion is a drop in the bucket as far as a "bailout" for the unconstitutional and criminal risks of the world banks. And according to Section 8 of the proposed bill, they want no oversight with total immunity, which would give dictatorial powers to someone like Secretary Paulson, who is a former CEO of Goldman Sachs. It will be just a matter of time before they will want more "bailout" money.

There are some very knowledgeable economists out there that have been warning of this financial breakdown, and several have good ideas as to where to go from here. America has become the largest debtor nation in the world; so, whatever the course, it will not be easy on any of us. I just hope and pray that our congressmen will be guided to do what is best for the American people.
Arlene Wingo
Kempner