Re: Anybody own Bear stearn stock?

Gary Kendrick <kendrickgary@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> 
> Sorry for the long post, I'm not one, as you know, to be brief and on
> this topic I'm quite passionate.  I see my country disintegrating
> right in front and around me both morally and financially.  We have
> come to the point that we chastise anyone for mentioning God or
> Christianity yet FEAR to say anything that might offend anyone of
> Muslim belief because we might cause some offense in one of the middle
> east countries that we buy so much oil from.  Find any friendly
> country that we buy oil from (Mexico or Canada) and we are falling
> over ourselves to offend them and ruin relationships with them all
> while trying to bend over backwards for countries that revile us 
> condemn us in every breath thinking we'll change their opinions about 
> America.  
> 
> 
Nothing points to how corrupt things are more than pouring money into 
these finantial and wallstreet firms without demanding the resignations 
of all the top execs and board members and making them sign away any 
severence packages or benefits including these multi million dollar 
severance packages the board members and CEO's have bestowed upon 
themselves.
This is another reason everyone should be put under Social Security for 
retirement so your retirement would be tied to you and not the company or 
government agency you work for. It would also add some fairness to a 
system where there are major disparities between people with the same 
skill level and occupation.
Of course that won't happen because of greed on the part of government 
workers and those working in industries who PAY BIG SALARIES AND THEN GET 
RESCUED BY THE TAXPAYERS when the company gets into financial trouble.
When anyone braggs about voting for the likes of Bush or Kerry there is 
much intelligence involved.
Same applies to the current 3 Bozo's.