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More “Real Faces” In This Financial Crisis
Again, from Southern California – specifically the Inland Empire, dubbed “Foreclosure Alley.”
Watch and think about the human cost of this crisis.
It’s nothing like the desperation of the 1930s, but it makes the Down and Out in the Great Depression letters come back to life.
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3 Responses to “More “Real Faces” In This Financial Crisis”
Well at least the left has toned it down one notch and realized that the talk of a depression isnt exactly healthy and they are all going to look pretty silly when this worldwide recession is over.
What Crisis will the left cook up this week once the outrage over the bonuses are over? Do you guys have a list that you are going down to keep the American publics attention divereted from the real enemy? 9.3 trillion dollar deficits over the next 10 years?
Cap and trade that is nothing more then a hefty 1.5 trillion dollar tax on the American public? Health Care that will cost 1.5 trillion as well. Thats just the beginning. Yes the path to socialism is slippery and covered in deception. Nah. We aint gonna tax you. We will just tax the companies giving jobs and keep us perpetually in recession but by golly we will save the planet and we will all have health care as we drink ourselves to death over the misery our government is inflicting upon us.
I hope Obama fails. I really do. His policies are disasterous for this country. 2/3 rds of the economists in the world are aghast at what we are doing. Many nations are lecturing us over these incredible deficits and we keep on creating crisis after crisis so that we can dupe the american public into acquiesence.
I hope that Obama fails to push his socialist agenda on America. We cannot afford it. What we need is fiscal responsibility. What Obama and Americans do not realize is that the whole world is hurting and if we borrow this much money that is that much money that other nations will not see flow into their products and help them in their times of needs.
What a selfish agenda this is. Not only politically but on the worldwide stage. Democrats and liberals wanted other nations to love us…..well after Obama is done bankrupting them all they will hate us beyond anything Bush ever managed to get out of them.
Think about it when you cheer on Obama in the coming days ahead.
Of the three stories on the Socol story, the first one confirms that there is no place in southern california for blue collar whites. Instead of moving to a trailer park, the first family should have moved out of the state. Between the fast growing underclass of Hispanic, elite whites, and a growing asian community, the first family should move because there is no future for the family in California and there is definitely no future for their children.
One of the things that struck me about the piece was the man in charge of the trash out process being puzzled by why people who knew what was coming didn't do something with their possessions. It never entered his mind that in today's economy they possibly had no idea what to do with them? That the situation that put them into foreclosure left them with no place to take their possessions to is what occurred to me immediately.