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The first bailout was a total failure of understanding of the complexity of the Banking Derivates War Games. The American Investment Banks and American Banks entered into a Global Banking Derivate War Game. The Investment Banks lost the game and the American Banks are
trying to find a way out of the Game. The problem is that the Game was greater than the banking system. The American taxpayers are being used to get the American Banks out of the Game by paying a high exit fee. The exit fee is $700 Billion to remove the negative derivates from the balance sheets and Federal Reserve will have to pay another $700 billion to increase the money supply of the Banks.
Consequently, the solution is to buy your way out of the game. The real estate market can be saved by using a tax credit the is worth over $15,000.00 per taxpayer. Congress can pass
a New Real Estate Reform Bill that will increase the tax credit for homeownership and use this to add provisions to create foreclosure and bankrupcy protection for the taxpayer. This will begin the stabilization of the real estate market and create a tax incentive to investment in real estate.
Finally, the Federal Reserve needs to lower interest rates by 2 basis points. We need low interest rates to encourage greater turn over of homes and creation of new demand based on
qualified home owners. This should be over the period of two years. The macro-economic
reality is a two year period of intense deflation leading to stag-deflation and prolonging the recession until 2012.
trying to find a way out of the Game. The problem is that the Game was greater than the banking system. The American taxpayers are being used to get the American Banks out of the Game by paying a high exit fee. The exit fee is $700 Billion to remove the negative derivates from the balance sheets and Federal Reserve will have to pay another $700 billion to increase the money supply of the Banks.
Consequently, the solution is to buy your way out of the game. The real estate market can be saved by using a tax credit the is worth over $15,000.00 per taxpayer. Congress can pass
a New Real Estate Reform Bill that will increase the tax credit for homeownership and use this to add provisions to create foreclosure and bankrupcy protection for the taxpayer. This will begin the stabilization of the real estate market and create a tax incentive to investment in real estate.
Finally, the Federal Reserve needs to lower interest rates by 2 basis points. We need low interest rates to encourage greater turn over of homes and creation of new demand based on
qualified home owners. This should be over the period of two years. The macro-economic
reality is a two year period of intense deflation leading to stag-deflation and prolonging the recession until 2012.