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The Great American Bank Robbery: The Unauthorized Report About What Really Caused the Great Recession
You may not realize it, but you helped pay for a million, fourteen-month government “investigation” of the housing collapse.The Great American Bank Robbery review. Only your million didn’t buy much, and it certainly didn’t buy truth; any hope of that went out the window on day one.
The congressionally appointed panel—made up primarily of anti-market, historic revisionists—managed to shift the blame away from Washington and onto mortgage lenders and “greedy” Wall Street executives, while protecting the real culprits at the core of the crisis: POLITICIANS LIKE THEMSELVES.
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The Great American Bank Robbery reveals how the US is being shaken down in the name of multiculturalism and diversity.
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The Great American Bank Robbery reveals how the US is being shaken down in the name of multiculturalism and diversity. In the Panic of '08, the American economy had a great fall, and nobody-from the
Pointing fingers at Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, The Great American Bank Robbery looks at subprime mortgages as a dangerous multicultural trend, along with Islamic banking, banking with illegal immigrants, gay rights, Indian casinos, and race-bias suits that specifically target the travel and lodging industries. A warning to beware business-bashing, government solutions! 320 pages, paperback.
Only your million didn’t buy much, and it certainly didn’t buy truth; any hope of that went out the window on day one.
The congressionally appointed panel—made up primarily of anti-market, historic revisionists—managed to shift the blame away from Washington and onto mortgage lenders and “greedy” Wall Street executives, while protecting the real culprits at the core of the crisis: POLITICIANS LIKE THEMSELVES.
It’s not about Democrat or Republican, left or right, black or white. It’s about the usual suspects—money and power and the people who use government to manipulate them for private advantage.
The Great American Bank Robbery maps out in detail exactly how Washington social engineers and their accomplices reshaped banking regulations and housing policies and gutted time-tested underwriting standards that led to the worst financial calamity since the 1930s, one that has robbed American households of trillion in net worth.