He wants to tax banks and big business

The state of Union/smoke and mirrors/self worship…again

By Dr. Laurie Roth
Wednesday, January 27, 2010

It is coming soon now, the ‘new and improved Obama.’ Aren’t you overwhelmed with relief? He now magically understands that the obsessive and draconian push on Health care reform is vividly unpopular, along with his pariah, cap and trade. However, does that mean with the ‘new and improved Obama’ we are to see that this obsession with health care and environmental controls stop?

Heavens no!!! If you want to have a clue, in between the ever so smooth speeches, new suits and empathy moments, what is really happening, read the book he taught Acorn workers from ‘Rules for Radicals’ by Saul Alinsky. More will be done in secret while he brushes hair off our face.

Expect the following in the weeks ahead

He will start by appealing to the middle class, fearing that the ground swell of the Tea Party folks and Independents against him need more attention and representation. He will promise tax cuts and spending freezes. The only problem with trying to appeal to the middle class with new and improved promises and devotion is that he has promised well before he was elected no tax increases and throughout his first year. Now the growing masses simply don’t trust him no matter how he says he will improve, listen or give a masterful speech. HE IS SIMPLY A LIAR.
He wants to tax banks and big business

Now, the new and improved Obama is talking with Gordon Brown about taxing banks. The only problem with this scheme is that the masses also understand more and more that taxing, banks and big business will only shred our economy and steal jobs all the more. It will also make banks pull back even further and flatten funding for businesses, needed investments and hark…..the middle class. Bankers have all stood together at a Swiss ski resort to stop the scatter-gun approach to new financial regulation. Obama is threatening to break up all kinds of banks. Big banking heads have warned of the imminent peril slamming regulations, huge taxes and controls on bankers and the economy.

Barclays Capital boss , bob Diamond said:
“This is a time when isolated actions in the US and the UK are not beneficialâ€