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Thursday, July 07, 2005

 

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Ground Zero (Californians Lead the Way off the Cliff)
- By R.A. Hawkins


Quite a few people have been talking about the breaking of the housing market bubble lately. It will happen eventually and it probably isn't that far off. It may well provide that catalyst that finalizes the psychologically conjugal connectivity between the radical left and right. It will also be used by the democrats to slide in whatever miscreant (Hillary) or mistercreant (Kerry) they are trying to push into the White House. I have a friend that was in real estate the year Bill Clinton got into office. He said lenders were telling some people in hushed voices not to buy a house at that time because they would lose their behinds. Somebody wanted to make sure they maintained the image of a failed Bush 41 economy until after the election. After the election real estate began to sell again. What a miracle.

If you will think back you will remember that the economy suddenly began to turn around before WJC actually got into office. You radicals will all have to feel back since thinking isn't allowed. If you're in California join hands and share your feelings. At the time when good ole WJC got out of office he was trying to allow margin call trading on the stock exchange. He lost that one because it was one of the contributing factors in the Great Depression. I know a few people who were around back then. They didn't think it was so great. But there is something that has made a comeback from that era and it is just as insidious. It is a lot like margin call trading only it is with houses. It is known as an interest only loan............
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