Quote from geithner:
"It would be a reckless, irresponsible act.â hahah is this guy fucking kidding, he is kidding right, a reckless, irresponsible act???? So wait its a reckless, irresponsible act if they don't raise the debt ceiling, but raising the debt ceiling like they have over the last few decades isn't reckless or irresponsible, this guy is a fool.
Look at geithner cry, beg and whine to get this debt ceiling raised, it is truly amazing to see what is going on in this system that everyone continues to think is all fine and dandy, that there are no worries.
Go on and take your credit card, and max it out, call up your credit card company and ask them to raise your credit limit so your debt to ratio doesnt knock your credit score to 581 and watch them laugh in your face, seems every single time the debt ceiling is reached they only increase further...there is no stop to this game they play.
Will the debt ceiling be raised??? Was there QE1 and QE2??? OF COURSE IT WILL BE RAISED, by at least $1.2 Trillion!!! I say fuck it, just raise it to $500 trillion and be done with it, that should last 100+ years. IDIOTS!!
Geithner: Debt Default Would Make Financial Crisis Look Tame
By Damian Paletta
Originally posted on Washington Wire.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner wasnât mincing words on Tuesday when he warned what would happen if Congress didnât soon raise the debt ceiling about its current level of $14.294 trillion.
He said the âconsequences of that would be catastrophic for the United States. Default by the United States would precipitate a crisis worse than the one we just went through. I think it would make the crisis we just went through look modest in comparison. It would force us to cut payments to the military, cut critical payments to our seniors. It would be a reckless, irresponsible act.â
Gulp. And he was just getting warmed up.
He said failing if the country defaulted on its debt (which as of Friday was $14.199 trillion) it would âcall into question the willingness of the United States to meet its obligationsâ and this would âshake theâ¦foundations of the entire global financial system.â
"It would be a reckless, irresponsible act.â hahah is this guy fucking kidding, he is kidding right, a reckless, irresponsible act???? So wait its a reckless, irresponsible act if they don't raise the debt ceiling, but raising the debt ceiling like they have over the last few decades isn't reckless or irresponsible, this guy is a fool.
Look at geithner cry, beg and whine to get this debt ceiling raised, it is truly amazing to see what is going on in this system that everyone continues to think is all fine and dandy, that there are no worries.
Go on and take your credit card, and max it out, call up your credit card company and ask them to raise your credit limit so your debt to ratio doesnt knock your credit score to 581 and watch them laugh in your face, seems every single time the debt ceiling is reached they only increase further...there is no stop to this game they play.
Will the debt ceiling be raised??? Was there QE1 and QE2??? OF COURSE IT WILL BE RAISED, by at least $1.2 Trillion!!! I say fuck it, just raise it to $500 trillion and be done with it, that should last 100+ years. IDIOTS!!
Geithner: Debt Default Would Make Financial Crisis Look Tame
By Damian Paletta
Originally posted on Washington Wire.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner wasnât mincing words on Tuesday when he warned what would happen if Congress didnât soon raise the debt ceiling about its current level of $14.294 trillion.
He said the âconsequences of that would be catastrophic for the United States. Default by the United States would precipitate a crisis worse than the one we just went through. I think it would make the crisis we just went through look modest in comparison. It would force us to cut payments to the military, cut critical payments to our seniors. It would be a reckless, irresponsible act.â
Gulp. And he was just getting warmed up.
He said failing if the country defaulted on its debt (which as of Friday was $14.199 trillion) it would âcall into question the willingness of the United States to meet its obligationsâ and this would âshake theâ¦foundations of the entire global financial system.â