코로나 때문에 도입되엇던 지원책인 federal child tax credit program이 잔년말로 종료되엇습니다.
하지만 코로나는 오미크론으로 변이 되엇고, 백신에도 불구하고 누그러질 기색이 없습니다
그러는 와중에도 직장복귀를 강요합니다.....미국 노동자들은 생명이 우선이다며 복귀를 거부 햇습니다.
혹자들은 이를 퇴직 파업(retirement strike)고 하엿습니다.
당연히 저런 지원책은 갱신되어야 합니다...그런데 미 정치권은 국회와 정부가 싸움중이지요.
이미 억망 진창이 되어버린 Build Back Better Act.에 대한 조정이 안되고 잇기 때문이지요.
이 법안은 지금 상원에 묵여잇습니다.
미 국세청에 따르면 (irs) 3500가구의 6000만명의 아이들이 federal child tax credit program 을 받아온 것으로 나타낫습니다.
the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities 에 따르면, 이 지원이 없으면 약 1000만영의 아이들이 빈곤선 아래로 추락 할 것이라고 합니다.
미국이 어떤지경에 놓여 잇는지 실감 납니까??
짱꼴라가 어짜고 욕 하지 마세요....
미국의 중산층이 줄 도산, 빈민으로 추락 하던 시기 중국은 6억명 이상을 빈곤에서 해방 시켜 중산층을 만들엇습니다.
2021년 중국 본토의 코로나 사망자는 2명...미국은 40만이 넘엇습니다.
저 와중에도 월가는 연일 기록 갱신....때부자들의 주머니만 채워주고 잇습니다.
주가 5000시대를 만들겟다...........이재명..
이게 대통령 후보라는자의 아갈통에서 나올 말인지......이것이 선거운동의 구호가 될 수 잇는 것인지 모르겟습니다.
다른소리가 보기에는 대통령병에 미친 투기꾼의 발짝으로 박에 보이지 않습니다.
그것 5000시대 만들어 누가 득을 보지요??
미국식으로 한국을 만들겟다는 것 아닙니까??
그렇다면 확실하게 미친개 맞습니다...
이재명과 민주당은 미츤개이고 미츤정당입니다.
민주주의, 인권, 3권 분립, 선거..............이따위건 이젠 눈꼽만큼도 관심없습니다.
굶어 죽던, 배 터저 죽던 짱꼴라는 짱꼴라식으로 삽니다.
멀쩡한 남의 나라에 대고 줄기차게 개 소리나 지저 되지 마시고.....우리 본가...우리의 아버지의 나라나 걱정해 주쇼요....
고래 싸움에 새우 등 터진다고 햇지요..
민주정치의 권력기관간의 싸움에 인민들의 등이 아예 아작이 나 버린 것입니다.
민주 정치 만큼 완벽하게 책임을 지지 않는 체체는 없습니다.
임기 끝나면 됩니다...
박그뇌나 이명박이 같은 극단적인 찌리리만 아니라면...뭔 짓을 처 해도 책임 따윌 질 이유조차 없습니다..
박 이 같은 극단적인 찌지리도 대통령이 되어 지 멋대로 개판을 칠 수 체체가.....민주 정치라는 극단적으로 죶 같은 체제인 것이지요.
노무현이 보세요.....
청와대에서 달러로 뇌물을 처 받아 먹고도.....민주주의의 화신으로 서민 정치인으로 부활 합니다.
문재인은 퇴임 이후의 안전을 위해 아예 검찰을 아작을 내 놧지요....
-검찰 그대로 놔 두엇다간 문재인 대통령의 퇴임이후도 위험하다.............김두관
공수처는 국민학생들도 할 수 잇는 간단한 사건 하나도 어찌 할 줄을 모릅니다.
이런것들이 전직 대통령의 비리를 조사 할 것이다는 것은......개가 웃을 일이지요..
다른소린 민주정치에 대한 눈꼽만큼의 사랑도 미련도 없습니다.
지금에 와서 후회스런 것중 하나는 왜 ...6월 민주화 투쟁씩이나 처 햇엇냐는 것입니다.
알렝 바데우는 ...민주정치가 21세기의 파시즘이라고 햇지요..
대 철학자의 민주정치는....다른소리 같은 기층 인민이 보 민주정치와는 그 촛점 부터 다르겟지만 결론은 같습니다.
민주정치는 민주주의와 눈꼽만큼도 관계가 없다는 것이지요,
Over 35 million US families face financial hit
Households will have to make tough choices as monthly benefits lapse
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A monthly benefit introduced by the US government in 2021 amid a sharp surge in the cost of living and the continued spread of Covid-19 saw its last payout in December, leaving millions of American families in a cleft stick.
This weekend marks the first time in six months that families across the US won’t get a monthly payment from the federal child tax credit program.
The legislation provided low- and middle-income parents with up to $3,000 for every child aged six to 17, and $3,600 for every child under age six. The payments were income-based and began to phase out for individuals earning more than $75,000 and married couples earning more than $150,000. The first half was delivered in monthly payments from July to December.
Monthly child tax credits, worth up to $300 per child per month, expired after Congress failed to renew them with President Joe Biden’s social spending plan known as the Build Back Better Act. The legislation is stalled in the Senate.
According to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), some 36 million families, or about 60 million children, received the payments each month.
Some 10 million children are currently at risk of falling below the poverty line without the enhanced tax credit, according to data provided by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, as quoted by Fox Business.
The US authorities pledged that the benefits would be renewed for years to come. However, parents could be waiting months for the next payment to arrive with Congress deadlocked.
“This is devastating for families,” Bruce Lesley, president of First Focus on Children, told Bloomberg.
“This disruption is creating a chaotic situation, particularly for lower-income families. Many have come to rely on it as a huge piece of how they are making ends meet,” he added.
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에서 카피한 것입니다..
미국의 언론 자유를 부러운듯이 이야기 하고,미국의 금융시스탬을 선진시스템이라고 악악거리는 자들에게....함 물어봐 보세요..
영어 잘 하는 것 말고...니들 해골에 들어 잇는 것이 똥 말고 대체 무엇이냐고??.....
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens: January 3, 2022 ~
Four days ago, the Federal Reserve released the names of the banks that had received $4.5 trillion in cumulative loans in the last quarter of 2019 under its emergency repo loan operations for a liquidity crisis that has yet to be credibly explained.
아직도 미국을 시장 자본주의라고 악악거리는 미친개들이 참 많습니다...
진정으로 빠가들이지요..
미국 만큼 철쩌한 사회주의는 없습니다....단 그 사회주의가 자본가들 만을 위한 사회주의라는 것이고
자본가들 말고는 다......시장 경쟁이라는 살벌한 생존경쟁에서 헐떡이며 살고 이는 이중체체 국가이지요.
일단 월가에 들어가면.....그야 말로 환장의 파라다이스가 펼처 집니다..
뭔 개 지뤌질을 떨어도....돈을 벌게 되어 잇습니다.....돈을 잃게 되면 미 합중국 정부가 미국민들의 세금으로 보충해 주는 체체입니다..
월가에서는 나쁜짓과 사기질을 더 많이 칠 수록 능력으로 인정 받습니다....미 합중국 정부는 항상 이런 놈들의 주머니만 채워줍니다...
2007년 경제 붕괴로 처벌 받은 금융인은 딱 1명(그것도 교통사고 로).....처벌은 커녕....감당할 수 없는 정부의 지원을 받앗고 때돈을 벌엇습니다....
야 말로 환장적인 사회주의 체체이지요...................자본가들 에게만...
Among the largest borrowers were JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, three of the Wall Street banks that were at the center of the subprime and derivatives crisis in 2008 that brought down the U.S. economy. That’s blockbuster news. But as of 7 a.m. this morning, not one major business media outlet has reported the details of the Fed’s big reveal.
미국이 언론 자유의 국가??.........개가 웃는다...
대통령이 누구하고 잣단다....라는 암짝에도 필요 없는 개소리는 맘 놓고 원없이 떠들수 잇게 하지요....하지만 월가의 돈을 건드는 그 어떤 기득권 도전적인 말도 철쩌하게 아닧을 시키는 체체가.....미국의 자유언론입니다.
짱꼴라 사냥질에 환장한 놈들은 말 합니다
짱꼴라들은 중국에 대한 비판은 허용하지만 중국 공산당에 대한 비판은 허용하지 않는다....고
미국에서는 중국 공산당이 바로 월가 입니다..
중국 공산당이 중국이라는 국가 보다 더 위에 잇는 것 처럼....월가는 미국이란 국가 보다 더 위에서 군림하지요
차이가 잇다면
중국 헌법에서는 중국공산당이 중국보다 더 위에 잇다는 것을 분명하게 하고 잇지만
미국은 미국 아래 월가를 두지만 실제로는 거꾸로 되어 잇다는 것입니다..
갈보가....내가 갈보다....................라고 하면 견딜만 합니다
그런데 갈보가.... 내가 처녀다 ......라고 하면 역겹지요.........
민주주의, 인권,,,따위의 말은 내가 처녀다 는 말 만큼이나 역겹습니다.
On September 17, 2019, the Fed began making trillions of dollars a month in emergency repo loans to 24 trading houses on Wall Street. The Fed released on a daily basis the dollar amounts it was loaning, but withheld the names of the specific banks and how much they had borrowed. This made it impossible for the public to see which Wall Street firms were experiencing the most severe credit crisis.
It was the first time the Fed had intervened in the repo market since the 2008 financial crash – the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. The COVID-19 crisis remained months away. The first reported case of COVID-19 in the U.S. was not reported by the CDC until January 20, 2020 and the World Health Organization did not declare a pandemic until March 11, 2020.(코로나 이전에 이미 미국의 금융이 붕괴중에 잇엇다는 것입니다....수 없이 반복한 이야깁니다..)
The dollar amounts of the Fed’s repo loans grew to staggering levels. On October 24, 2019, we reported the following:
“The New York Fed will now be lavishing up to $120 billion a day in cheap overnight loans to Wall Street securities trading firms, a daily increase of $45 billion from its previously announced $75 billion a day. In addition, it is increasing its 14-day term loans to Wall Street, a program which also came out of the blue in September, to $45 billion. Those term loans since September have been occurring twice a week, meaning another $90 billion a week will be offered, bringing the total weekly offering to an astounding $690 billion. It should be noted that if the same Wall Street firms are getting these loans continuously rolled over, they are effectively permanent loans. (That’s exactly what happened during the 2007-2010 Wall Street collapse: some teetering Wall Street casinos received, individually, $2 trillion in cumulative loans that were rolled over for two and one-half years – without the authorization or even awareness of Congress or the American people. One bank, Citigroup, received over $2.5 trillion in Fed loans, much of them at an interest rate below 1 percent, at a time when it was insolvent and couldn’t have obtained loans in the open market at even high double-digit interest rates.)”
우리가 이들의 거래 방식과 내용까지 일일히 알 필요는 없습니다....분명한 것은
국회나 국민들의 동의 없이도(이 찌지리들은 항상 패 갈라서 교주님 할렐루야질이나 처 하는 븅쉰쇗끼들이니까.....월가는 언제나 막대한 금융지원을 받는다는 사실입니다.
IMF때....대한민국의 찌지리들이 무슨 짓을 햇는지 기억해 보세요..
장농속에 잇는 금 붙이 까지 들고 기어 나와.....회장님 우리 회장님 제발 망하지 마시고 우리들 먹여 살려 주세요.....라고 소원을 빌고 디카 찍어 ....액자에 보관 하고 그랫써요..
대한민국 찌지리들이나 미국 찌지리들이나.....하고 잇는 꼬라가지는 완벽하게 꼭 같습니다......
어차피 해방후 같은 종이 되엇쓰니...하는 짓도 꼭 같겟지요.
Under the Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation of 2010, the Fed was legally required to release the names of the banks and the amounts they borrowed “on the last day of the eighth calendar quarter following the calendar quarter in which the covered transaction was conducted.” The New York Fed released the information for the third quarter of 2019 last Thursday, a day earlier than required. We reported on it the following day.
Those Fed revelations, that had been withheld from the American people for two years, should have made front page headlines in newspapers and on the digital front pages of every major business news outlet. Instead, there was a universal news blackout of the story at the largest business news outlets, including: Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal, the business section of the New York Times, the Financial Times, Dow Jones’ MarketWatch, and Reuters.
Could this critically important story have simply slipped by all of the dozens of investigative reporters and Fed watchers at these news outlets? Absolutely not. The Fed was required to release its repo loan data and names of the banks for the span of September 17 through September 30, 2019 at the end of the third quarter of this year.
We reported on what that information revealed on October 13. Because we were similarly stunned by the news blackout on that Fed release, out of courtesy we sent our story to the reporters covering the Fed for the major news outlets. Our article alerted each of these reporters that a much larger data release from the Fed, for the full fourth quarter of 2019, would be released on or about December 31. The data was posted at the New York Fed sometime before 1:23 p.m. ET last Thursday.
국민의 알 권리??.......
개가 웃것다...
그냥, 김건희 허위 이력이나 ...이재명이 아들놈 매춘이나 실컷 원없이 씨불리고 말어....응??
야가 뭐라고 햇다고?
-니가 짜장면 처 먹고 잇는 동안 짱깨 배달부는 니 딸년 처 먹고 잇다.....고....응??
민주주의 ??
언론의 자유???
국민의 알 권리???
에고..............앓느니 죽지 죽어....씨봘.
The most puzzling part of this news blackout is that the majority of the reporters who covered this Fed story at the time it was happening in 2019, are still employed at the same news outlets.(진실 만을 보도 하겟다는 기자들의 의식??....개가 웃겟다......지들이 편한 진실만을 이야기 하것지.....선택적 진실...응?? We emailed a number of them and asked why they were not covering this important story. Silence prevailed. We then emailed the media relations contacts for the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Financial Times and the Washington Post, inquiring as to why there was a news blackout on this story. Again, silence.
아장우는 이 책에 또 다른 명언을 남깁니다.
-먹은자는 말이 없다..
-처 먹여 놓으면...아가리는 닫히게 되어 잇다...(아가리를 벌리면 처 먹은 것을 삼기치 못 한다)
Next, we emailed a number of reporters who had covered this story in 2019 but were no longer employed at a major news outlet. We asked their opinion on what could explain this bizarre news blackout on such a major financial story. We received emails praising our reporting but advising that they “can’t comment.”
The phrase “can’t comment” as opposed to “don’t wish to comment” raised a major alarm bell. Wall Street megabanks are notorious for demanding that their staff sign non-disclosure agreements and non-disparagement agreements in order to get severance pay(우리로 치면 퇴직 보너스) and other benefits when they are terminated. Are the newsrooms covering Wall Street megabanks now demanding similar gag orders from journalists? If they are, we’re looking at a form of corporate tyranny previously unseen in America.
The history of Bloomberg News came to mind. That news outlet had previously come under fire for spiking stories that may have been counter to the business interests of its billionaire owner Michael Bloomberg, who derives his billions of wealth from leasing the Bloomberg data terminal to Wall Street’s trading floors around the world.
On March 11, 2016, Matt Winkler, Editor-in-Chief-Emeritus at Bloomberg, wrote a sycophantic piece titled “Stop Bashing Wall Street. Times Have Changed.” Winkler wrote a fantasy view of where things stood at the time:
“One of the reasons the American economy is performing better than any of the largest in Asia and Europe is that its regulators have repaired the damage of the financial crisis and the worst recession since the Great Depression. Led by the Federal Reserve, they replaced incentives for reckless speculation with catalysts for old-fashioned credit creation backed by levels of capital that are unprecedented in modern times.”
-이런 개 소리를 고대로 해석 해서 나발 거리는 경제 전문가라는 쐣끼들을 너무도 많이 보앗습니다..
야들은 영어만 배운 것입니다....
그 씨발놈의 영어...간경화가 환장하게 잘 한다는
-외푸 쑈리 뽜이브..(F-35---)
-취지지지지ㅣ
Winkler’s column was an egregious coverup of the “reckless speculation” that continued on steroids on Wall Street. The megabanks were trading their own stock in their own dark pools – which continues to this day. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency would report that as of March 31, 2016, just four banks held 91 percent of $192.9 trillion in notional derivatives held by all banks and savings associations in the U.S. Those four banks were JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup’s Citibank (which blew itself up with derivatives in 2008), Goldman Sachs Bank USA, and Bank of America – the same banks that were taking giant sums from the Fed’s emergency repo loan facility in 2019.
열씸히 사기질 처 뽀록나서 쪼빡 차면 즉각 채워줍니다...TOO BIG TO FAIL(대마불사)
이것이 이재명이 기어코 만들겟다는 미국의 선진금융시장이지요.
노무현이 한을 처 물고 되진....아세가 금융허브 의 세상입니다.............
니기미...
Also in 2016, Michael Bloomberg showed very poor judgement in co-authoring an OpEd with Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, a man who should have been the target of investigative reporting by Bloomberg journalists for an unprecedented crime spree at his bank.
In 2015 Politico’s Luke O’Brien deeply reported the details of a Bloomberg News article that was critical on China and appeared to have been spiked to preserve business sales of the Bloomberg terminal in that country.
And then there are those strange associations with felony counts or fines at Wall Street banks and those expensive Bloomberg terminals. The chat rooms that facilitated the rigging of the Libor interest rate benchmark and the criminal charges that came out of the rigging of foreign exchange trading were tied to chat rooms on the Bloomberg terminals.
According to the late Bloomberg reporter, Mark Pittman, the Bloomberg terminal also had the capability of allowing hedge funds to find the worst subprime dreck in the market, making it possible for hedge funds like John Paulson’s to short the market while getting banks like Goldman Sachs to sell the other side of the deal to its unwitting investors.
당신들이 도대체 뭔 용 빼는 재주가 잇다고 서니 이런식으로 실 시간 정보를 교환 하는 사람들과 경쟁해서 돈을 벌 수 잇다고 생각합니까?
공정한 시장??.......룰이 지켜 지는 시장???
그것이 이재명이 말한 직원 몇명 늘리면 적발 해 질 수 잇는 것이라고 생각하냐???
이 .....등쉰쇗끼드라!!
주식 같은 것은 근방에도 가자 마세요.....이 미츤개들아...
꽝....무너지면....정치권에 대고 으름짱 놓지 말고.....도적놈의 쇗끼드라...
니들이 하도 개 지뤌들을 떨어 되니....이재명이 같은 븅쉰쇗끼가...5000 시대 만들어 주겟다는 것 아녀..
On November 20, 2019, Brian Chappatta, who still works for Bloomberg News, wrote this about the Fed’s emergency repo loans under the headline “Fed Throws the Kitchen Sink at Short Rates and Still Struggles”:
“Consider all the steps the Fed has taken since Sept. 16 just for [Fed Chair] Powell to get to the point where he thinks funding markets are under control:
“Sept. 17: The New York Fed conducts its first overnight system repurchase agreement in a decade, taking in $53.2 billion of securities.
“Sept. 25: The New York Fed increases the size of its overnight system repurchase agreement operations to a $100 billion maximum, from $75 billion previously, and also raises the limit on its 14-day term repo operation to $60 billion from $30 billion.
“Oct. 11: The Fed announces it will purchase $60 billion of Treasury bills a month and will keep doing so ‘at least into the second quarter of next year.’
“Oct. 23: The New York Fed boosts the size of its overnight repo offerings to at least $120 billion, a size it is set to maintain through at least Dec. 12.
“Nov. 14: The New York Fed says it will conduct two repo operations, each with terms of 42 days, on Nov. 25 and Dec. 2. With maximum sizes of at least $25 billion and $15 billion, these would carry past the end of the year. Taken together, it’s readily apparent that Fed officials are throwing the kitchen sink at the short-term funding markets and hoping they’ll settle down….”
Numerous other Bloomberg News reporters wrote about the Fed’s emergency repo operations in 2019 and early 2020, including Liz McCormick, Adam Tempkin, and Alex Harris. And yet, today, not one of them has revealed to the American people that the very same megabanks that were drinking at the Fed’s trough in 2008 were back again at the trough in 2019.-----까꿍!!!...............임금님 귀는 당나구 귀.....ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
One of the most inquisitive reporters in September 2019 when it came to what had led to the Fed’s hasty interventions in the repo market was Francine McKenna, who at that time reported for the Dow Jones affiliate, MarketWatch. Less than two months later, according to her LinkedIn profile, McKenna no longer worked for MarketWatch. She had gone independent, publishing The Dig, a newsletter at Substack. On November 3, 2019, McKenna reported as follows at The Dig on the ongoing repo crisis:
“One of the opinion writers at Market Watch wrote late last week that the Fed is in ‘stealth’ intervention mode after the Fed injected $99.9 billion in temporary liquidity into the financial system and $7.5 billion in permanent reserves as part of a program to buy $60 billion a month in Treasury bills.
“But market demand for overnight repo operations far exceeded even the $75 billion the Fed allocated. So, on Wednesday, the Fed added $45 billion in addition to the $75 billion repo facility for a daily total of $120 billion.
“There’s nothing stealth about continuing to pump billions into the repurchase market long after it said it would be needed.
“The Fed originally said it planned to conduct daily repo operations until October 10. That intervention has now gone on beyond the end of the month of October with no end in sight.
“Something is cooking but no one who knows what is telling the rest of us who is suddenly chronically illiquid.”
Obviously, the banks that were borrowing the largest sums on a perpetual basis from the Fed were the “chronically illiquid.” JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup’s Citibank are among the largest deposit-taking, federally-insured banks in the U.S.
Americans have an urgent need to know why they needed to borrow from the Fed on an emergency basis in the fall of 2019.
We’ve never before seen a total news blackout of a financial news story of this magnitude in our 35 years of monitoring Wall Street and the Fed. (We have, however, documented a pattern of corporate media censoring news about the crimes of Wall Street’s megabanks.)
Theories abound as to why this current story is off limits to the media. One theory goes like this:
the Fed has made headlines around the world in recent months over its own trading scandal – the worst in its history. Granular details of just how deep this Fed trading scandal goes have also been withheld from the public as well as members of Congress. If the media were now to focus on yet another scandal at the Fed – such as it bailing out the banks in 2019 because of their own hubris once again – there might be legislation introduced in Congress to strip the Fed of its supervisory role over the megabanks and a restoration of the Glass-Steagall Act to separate the federally-insured commercial banks from the trading casinos on Wall Street.((( 참고로...미국인들은 행정부 보다는 국회에 더 큰 신뢰를 줍니다..이들은 아직도 국회가 국민들을 위해서 일을 한다는 망상을 철떡 같이 믿고 잇지요.......진정으로 븅쉰쇗끼들입니다)
아.....이 환장적인 몽환의 행진...
조시 부시는 말 햇지요..
한번 속으면 속인자가 비난을 받지만 두번 속으면 속임을 당 하는 자가 비난 받는다..........................
붕쉰짓 하지 말라는 것이지요..
노무현에 속고 문재인에 속앗다면 이제는 더 이상 속지 말아야지................붕쉰쇗끼들도 아니고..
Why might such an outcome be a problem for media outlets in New York City? Three of the serially charged banks (JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup) are actually owners of the New York Fed – the regional Fed bank that played the major role in doling out the bailout money in 2008, and again in 2019.(끼리 끼리 짜고 치는 고스돕입니다...어차피 그 돈이 그들의 돈이지요.....국민들의 세금으로 삥 뜯은...) The New York Fed and its unlimited ability to electronically print money, are a boon to the New York City economy, which is a boon to advertising revenue at the big New York City-based media outlets.
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https://www.khan.co.kr/politics/election/article/202201140600011
이것이 그렇게 위험해 보입니까??
위험해 보이는 것은 사실입니다.......더구나 수구 꼴통들의 막무가네식 이런 개소리는 위험한 것임을 틀립없습니다.
그런데
그런 보다 더 위험해 보이는 것...그 만큼이나 더 위험해 보이는 다른것은 안 보입니까??..
다른소린 윤석열의 선제 타격 보다(타격이나 할 수 잇나..) 이재명의 5000 시대가 더 위험해 보입니다.
다른소린.....이 프로를 보고........덜덜떨렷습니다....식은 땀이 나더라고...
이 사람의 금융에 대한 인식, 국제자본에 대한 인식, 월가에 대한 인식이....이렇게 개판 이엇을까
증권사 객장 삐끼놈이 대통령이 되려 하고 잇다....는 생각이 들엇고....
이 사람이 금융에 해박한 지식을 갖고 잇는 것으로 평가받고...이런 사람이 대통령이 된다면 정말 위험하겟다는 생각을 하엿습니다.
이 사람과 이재명의 무엇이 차이가 날까요???
허경영은 주술로 대통령이 되려 하고....이재명은 5000으로 대통령이 되려 합니다.
이재명은 ...주말에는 민주화 투쟁 햇고 주중에는 증권 햇다고....3%TV에서 낄낄거렷지요..
조선 역사 5000 최고의 간접시 쌍판의 유시민...
유시민은.....당국에 붙잡혀 동료들 꼬질르는 조서 쓰면서...내가 상당한 글 재주가 잇구나 알게되엇다...고 낄낄 거렷지요..
그런것이 그런 낄낄거림의 소재로 쓰일수 잇다는 것에 ....기겁을 하엿고..
유유상종.........
노무현 문재인이 왜 ...그리 줄기차게 줄창 개 소리들만 처 해됫는지 다시 한번 확인 하엿지요
-자살로 목적을 이루려 하지 마라...그런 시대는 이미 지낫다..................................노동자들의 연이은 자잘에 대한 노무현의 변
-월남에서 (사람죽이고) 돈 벌엇써도 그 돈 경제개발에 쓰엿쓰니 애국이다.....................문재인 현충사
-동료는 꼬질르는 조서 쓰면서 내가 상당한 글재주가 잇다는 것을 알앗다.........................유시민
-주중에는 증권하고 주말에는 민주화 투쟁햇다..................................이 재명
에효...
김대중은 사람에 대한 믿음을 이야기 햇는데...
이 사람은 대체 무엇에 근거 하여 그런 말씀씩이나 처 하셧을까??