Phil Grande

Posted March 14, 2011

Dictator Bernanke and his phony wealth effect need to be removed immediately.

Posted March 01, 2011

According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, the typical 401k bearing 60-62 year old person has less than one quarter of what is required to maintain his or her standard of living in retirement. Even with social security and a pension, most 401k holders have insufficient financial reserves.

Posted February 22, 2011

Why should we be so lucky this time to think the president is telling us the truth about the meager 10 year, $1.1 trillion savings; especially after he lied to America about not mandating healthcare during his presidential campaign?

Posted February 14, 2011

The CNBC propaganda machine is still pumping out the deceptions and the lies. If you listen to the logic of the guests who come on CNBC trying to take parking space in the head of the retail investor, you would think that we are in a genuine recovery and that the stock market rally is sustainable.

Posted February 07, 2011

The commission lied about the real cause of the meltdown because the truth would reflect negatively upon them and on Congress. By setting up their witnesses to lie, resulting in a cover-up, it cost the American taxpayers $10 million.

Posted January 31, 2011

Last week the government commission charged with identifying the cause of the housing bubble came out and blamed the problem on a lack of proper regulations; when in fact, regulations weren’t to blame.

Posted January 24, 2011

Anthony Weiner represents everything that is wrong with our political system and demonstrates why lying has become so second nature to politicians in Washington, D.C.

Posted January 17, 2011

CNBC buffoon Steve Liesman recently hosted a forum called “Business and the U.S. Economy,” where panel members Bernanke and Bair tried to take parking space in viewers’ heads that we were in a recovery and that the banks are now healthy again. What are you, nuts?

Posted January 10, 2011

What the government and CNBC don’t want you to remember is that we’re approaching the 2 year anniversary of when Hank “repulsive” Paulson, Timothy Geithner, and Ben Ber-Nutty manipulated the accounting rules of the country’s five largest banks. Just as Enron had done, they switched from mark to market to mark to model, in order to hide the insolvency of the banks.

Posted January 03, 2011

What Wall Street and CNBC don’t want you to know is that with 4 million American home foreclosures sitting in the banks’ inventories, it will take at least 20 years to absorb enough of these homes to pull us out of our deepest recession ever.

Posted December 27, 2010

With all the talk about President Bush’s tax cut extension, we continually hear from liberals like Robert Reich, President Clinton’s former Secretary of Labor, that raising taxes is good for a weak economy and that, as a result of Clinton’s tax hike, the economy started to boom and gained 2.2 million new jobs.

Posted December 21, 2010

The problem with the American economy, the stock market, and financial network CNBC, is that they have been built on lies and turned investors into victims!

Posted December 13, 2010

The problem with a rigged market capital system is that lying has become second nature to Ben Bernanke, Wall Street, and the hosts and guests on CNBC. As a result, fraud is now the number one component ruling our fragile economy.

Posted December 06, 2010

The stubborn unemployment rate of 9.6% finally leaped upward up to a butt ugly 9.8% and the panel of regular experts on CNBC were shocked.

Posted November 15, 2010

Posted November 01, 2010

Posted October 25, 2010