Bailout: Will Ford Become ‘Number One’ Again?

November 19, 2008 · Filed Under Business, On The Horn, Politics and Government · Comment

I’m currently having a late-night thinking session where I’ve been thinking about social programming (TV, radio, etc.) and other interesting social concepts. The thought that came from left field was this:

Congress will not grant a bailout package to the automakers. General Motors (GM) would be the first to collapse by January 18, 2009, followed by Chrysler on February 6, 2008. The lone automaker will be non other than Ford. Alan Mulally will then flex his negotiation skills and convince Congress to grant them the $25 Billion bailout on the condition that they purchase the assets of GM and Chrysler, while attempting to save as many jobs possible.

When one considers the hemorrhaging of money in my hometown by the automakers, almost any scenario is possible. This is just one of a few scenarios that might play out should Congress not approve a bailout package for the industry. Consolidation is nothing new to Detroit. There were dozens of automakers in the earlier days. Some failed, some merged and the others collapsed. That’s life.

Bailout: Consolidation of Power in Plain Sight

September 28, 2008 · Filed Under On The Horn, Politics and Government · Comment

The $700 Billion bailout package for Wall Street isn’t exactly small news. It’s on the lips and minds of millions of Americans. Sometime today, Congress could push through — Behind closed doors — America’s largest taxpayer-funded Wall Street bailout in decades.

This bailout package is simply a band-aid. What most Americans don’t realize is the consolidation of power on Wall Street. Major banks are being acquired for pennies on the dollar. It harkens back to the early days of the Federal Reserve, where puppeteers forced the market to the brink of collapse to acquire assets on the cheap.

J.P. Morgan recently acquired Washington Mutual for $1.9 Billion through a government-brokered deal. The acquisition adds more than 5,400 branches, thousands of ATMs, $300+ Billion in assets and more than $109 Billion in deposits. What a bargain, eh?

There is a lot more going on behind the scenes in this bailout than many would think. It’s part of a global strategy to cherry pick, consolidate and expand one’s global power in an effort to achieve world domination. The New World Order is real and is behind a well-strategized movement to bankrupt Americans so that they can offer a better solution: World Government.

It’s not over, folks. It’s just beginning.