Message #2466

[wbcoleman]

Do the Right-wing-nuts ever answer?

Thanks for the "compliment"!  See reply #8.

I saw that Coleman, what is it about this "tome" that you like?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Monetary_History_of_the_United_States

This is considered to be one of the greatest economics works of the twentieth century, right up there with Keynes' General Theory.

You say, and the economical situation is monitored by the same people advocating this book. Now I'm sure there are excuses but what I am saying is that the real cause are Kooch related along with other sociopaths and no economic tome is going to alter their "solutions".

Whom do you think "advocates this book"?

And have you been repeatedly referring to "the wealthy families" who invested in Bear Stearn, Bank of America, Washington Mutual, Wachovia Bank, Merrill Lynch, Citibank, Lehman Brothers, et al?

You for one advocate the book.
No I'm not referring to investors that stay in investments when they start sliding. That, if I'm right is just another way to get other people's assets.

Actually I don't think that I "advocated" the argument of the book particularly strongly, I simply noted [accurately] that it is a classic work of 20th century economics.

So, who are these "families" that, in your view, engineered the crash?  Did they profit from it as you suggest?