I literally felt like I’d fallen down Alice’s rabbit hole. I was in a world of slave labor owned by Americans using Chinese fronts…or maybe I was in a world of Chinese-American partnerships…or maybe I just needed to examine a bit more closely the boring stuff I’d read about China propping up America financially.
Posts Tagged ‘bailout’
Cash ‘n’ Carry
Posted in The Trip, tagged bailout, Chinese slave labor, greed, Neel Kashkari on October 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Messier Porridge
Posted in The Trip, tagged bailout, Bank of America, CNN, Countrywide, greed, mortgage relief, Wachovia on October 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In A Mess of Porridge, I wrote about Addie Polk, a 90 year old widow, who shot herself when her home was foreclosed on by Countrywide Home Mortgage. In that article I mentioned Countrywide had been taken over by Bank of America, and questioned BoA’s motives.
Not Just For Evil Overlords Anymore!
Posted in The Trip, tagged bad assets, bailout, evil overlords, greed on October 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
If you’re uneasy, or openly distressed, or unpatriotically bitter, about the recent “bailout” of our evil overlords, you’ll probably appreciate the opportunity to get in on some Hot Bailout Action yourself.
A Mess of Porridge
Posted in Light, The Trip, tagged Addie Polk, bailout, Bank of America, Countrywide, foreclosure, greed on October 5, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I can speculate that she may have needed the loan for medical bills and funeral expenses for her husband, but I don’t actually know that. What I do know is that she must have been pretty desperate for money to sign her house over for it. Because there’s no doubt that she didn’t think she’d pay on that loan for 30 years and get it paid off when she was 116 years old.
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