Wall St Bailout Cost Now Exceeds $4 Trillion

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 15:39

That’s right $4.28 trillion dollars. That’s $4,284,500,000,000. The total cost has now exceeded the total cost of World War 2, in inflation adjusted terms. Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac have cost the American taxpayer $350 Billion, AIG $110 Billion+, Bear Stearns $30 Billion and $25 Billion to the Auto Makers.

The US has shelled out $700 Billion to (TARP) Treasury Asset Relief Program as well as $2 TRILLION handed out by the Federal Reserve so far this year. Who got the $2 Trillion? The Fed is refusing to disclose the recipients!

My question is how much longer can the US dollar defy rationale?

Related posts:

  1. US Dollar Losing Steam
  2. $8.5 Trillion Bailout: The Breakdown
  3. Mind Boggling – The True Cost of The Bailout
  4. “The Bailout Surge” by Dr. Ron Paul
  5. $7.7 Trillion and Counting

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One Response to “Wall St Bailout Cost Now Exceeds $4 Trillion”

  1. Ild says:

    April 6th, 2009 at 12:06 pm

    (Администрацию и БУША (семью) )нужно проверить в международном суде Есть на то основания полагать. В вести такое Большое и Безопасное Государство( И весь Мир) в финансовые проблемы нужно уметь( где то учился) Ребята юристы это нужно сделать

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