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Occupy Wall Street Could Be Much More than the Tea Party
10/19/2011 7:48:11 PM


Occupy Wall Street seeks to address grievances brought on by the toxic lending of the banks, most prominently in the housing bubble. The last decade has seen the most irresponsible behavior on the part of the banks. My ebooks are written both with an eye on the past and who was at fault, as well as with an eye on the future and who wants to rekindle securitization. Without securitization of bad loans the bubble could not have occurred.

The Tea Party was begun under false assumptions. The first false assumption was that the borrowers were more at fault than the lenders. The second assumption was that the public banks were more responsible for the bubble than the private unregulated banks. Both popular assumptions are incorrect and the truth is addressed in my ebooks.


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More Blogs by Gary Anderson
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• Dirty Dirty Republicans Offers An Important Insight. - Sunday, October 23, 2011
•  Occupy Wall Street Could Be Much More than the Tea Party - Wednesday, October 19, 2011  

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