Video: Ron Paul “I Wouldn’t Be Surprised If The FED Is Involved In The Greece Bailout”

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(Fox) – February 09, 2010

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5 thoughts on “Video: Ron Paul “I Wouldn’t Be Surprised If The FED Is Involved In The Greece Bailout””

  1. Who says the US doesn’t have exports? We are the world’s #1 exporter of inflation. Greece defaulting? NO problem. We’ve got a printing press for that.

  2. The Fed is probably TRYING to ruin the whole world financial system so they (the NeoCons that ought to be kept out of the Tea Party) can just take over and have their one-world-government. Obummer’s backing Big Pharma and Wall Street are all part of that.

  4. Each passing day we are criminalized more and more as our human rights are stripped away like tattered rags while they openly raped not only us but our childrens children for generations to come. All the while giving each other billions under the table and openly in bonuses they laughingly stole from the entire worlds working population. I pretty much think i’m bout ready to stand up and say: I’M MAD AS HELL AND I AINT TAKING IT NO MORE!

  5. Predatory Lending is a major contributor to the economic turmoil we are currently experiencing.

    Here is an example of what I am talking about:
    Scott Veerkamp / Predatory Lending (Franklin Township School Board Member.)

    Please review this information from U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley regarding deceptive lending practices:
    “Steering payments were made to brokers who enticed unsuspecting homeowners into deceptive and expensive mortgages. These secret bonus payments, often called Yield Spread Premiums, turned home mortgages into a SCAM.”

    The Center for Responsible Lending says YSP “steals equity from struggling families.”
    1. Scott collected nearly $10,000 on two separate mortgages using YSP and junk fees. 2. This is an average of $5,000 per loan. 3. The median value of the properties was $135,000. 4. Clearly, this type of lending represents a major ripoff for consumers.

    http://merkley.senate.gov/newsroom/press/release/?id=A09C6A80-537A-4EB1-83C5-31925F046B6F

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