Posted by
Jared Masters on Tuesday, November 11, 2008 11:12:43 AM
In Honor of our United States Veterans day of 11/11-2008, I write with American Transparency to keep what they so admirably work, rest, and play for.
Whether they be beggars, borrowers, or thieves, the American International Group
is starting to become an anchor in the metric lead weight division
because the previous 85 billion received included the obvious category
with international holdings that were meant to re-stimulate the United
States Market.
As the villain with a generous lifeline of a new
$152 billion loan on easier terms, the extra 67 billion says Negatory
Validity. Why? If Bear Sterns could get sold off for $2 a share to
Morgan Stanley, then a generous lifeline would be that all American
consumer holdings just get their full safety net before rounds of
upcoming management bonuses takes 'em to the cleaners in the Life
Insurance & Retirement Planning divisions.
It's obvious their life insured retirement planning isn't worth the paper it's written on and in Basic Realities 101 you can hemm hahhh all you want, however the 67 Billion
dollars going to AIG should have instead gone to the Big 3. Actual Realities 210 just says
Big 3 management(s) receive 5 digit annual salaries and AIG management(s)
get 6 and 7 digit annual salaries with 6 and 7 digit bonuses whether
or not they perform.
Whether they be natural gas, battery fuel cell, bio-fuels, and oil
consumption, the Big 3 American auto manufactures do have something on
the table as projections that will elevate actual running gear in all
motion promoting jobs stability if Congress writes likes the herein
stated following:
A BILL
To promote the United States auto manufacture growth and prosperity, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.
This Act may be cited as the American Transportation Acquisition Rescue Provision of 2008.
SEC. 2. PURPOSE AND GOALS.
The purpose of this Act is to provide support for American companies competition of the
United States so as to ensure that--
(1) 30 percent of commercial transportation energy needs of the United
States are supplied by domestic natural gas by calendar year 2020;
and
(2) 30 percent of other fuel energy needs of the United States are
supplied by domestic battery fuel cell sources by calendar year 2020;
and
(3) 30 percent of other fuel energy needs of the United States are
supplied by domestic bio-fuels by calender year 2020; and
(4) all other current energy supplies of the United States be hereby
enacted without moratorium to promote sustaining stability as well as
provide fail safe contingencies with reserves that may not be feasible
for current productions; and
(5) all but 20 percent of the energy needs of the
United States are supplied by non-fossil fuel sources excluding natural
gas for domestic commercial transportation purposes by calender year
2040; and
(6) all local, state, and federal government vehicle energy needs of
the United States are supplied by natural gas, battery fuel cell and/or
bio-fuels by calender year 2040.
We know that America wants to take this road and off road into the
future. So why isn't Congress enacting specific legislation to promote
growth instead of playing Drowning Pool's "Let the bodies hit the
floor?" All loans with specific legislation in goals terminology makes
sense with the Big 3. However, what specifics are AIG providing in the
futures market except picking up vacation spots @ dirty deeds done dirt
cheap for management personnel who perform poorly?
In a nut shell, since AIG is now a "Freedom of Information Act"
solvency, American's need to look at those books and exactly see what they
did with that 85 Billion.
It's all about confidence in the mechanics obviously!
Post Script:
Where are the George Clooney types for investment(s) in Las Vegas Sands (NYSE: LVS) when a couple years ago he was talking about building an entire casino?
The 57th Delegate...