How strong is the US economy?

How strong is the US economy?

It feels like its limping a little lately.

But look whats its been through.

The worlds biggest investment swindle ,

Wall St Banks sub-prime paper scam,

caused damages in the Trillions,

US had to bail the Wall Street Banks

out of their swindle to the tune of 

3 times the cost of a health program

FOR ALL AMERICANS.

Banks got $3 trillion, in one year.

Health care for all Americans $800 million

over 10 years.

The Wall St Banks caused the collapse of

the housing market loosing 10 to 20 % of 

Americans their homes, and caused 

unemployment rates of 8 to 10%.

The US was running TWO wars,

Iraq and one in Afpak.

I'd say the US economy got hit pretty

hard on many fronts, major economic 

strains and it held up.

Baring more criminal fraud by the Wall

St Banks, it looks like its healing slowly.

It took very hard hammer blows that would

have crushed any other economy, and is

growing its way out, I'd say its the strongest 

economy in the world still.

The US certainly hasn't learned its lesson

regarding the Wall St Banks, and US will

get blindsided again by them.

This time it will be a stock market crash which

will be untraceable, AGAIN.

http://warintel.blogspot.com/2010/08/wall-st-bank-rape-of-stock-market.html

The Wall St banks know no bounds of Greed.

They came close to bringing down the worlds

banking system and nothing has changed.

They got away with it.

As long as they make a good profit they would

have no compunction about crashing the worlds

stock markets either.

US will be hit by another major debacle.

Date unknown.

Wall St Banks were rewarded for nearly 

bringing down the World Banking System.

The US economy is a Giant of strength.

However Congress is without any intestinal fortitude ( Guts )

and have been bought by the Wall St Banks.

And it's the SHAME of every American.

Americans will be speaking very bluntly in the elections.

Gerald

Internet Anthropologist

Series 3 and 7

Gerald on the floor of the NYSE

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