Senate Bill S-3217 The Wall Street Financial Regulation Reform Bill

S-3217-Financial Regulations

As the Senate debates the Wall Street Regulations Reform Bill, you have a chance let your voice be heard.

I am posting a link to web site that will allow you contact your States Senator or any of the other Senators, to let them know how well you think they are representing you on this matter.

No need to get a gun and threaten anyone or sit at home and feel abused. Take control of the PC from your child and let your voice be heard.

But keep in mind we are witnessing the emergence of true Capitalistic Tyranny, and with the aid of the Just-Say-No-41, who are consigning the rule of Wall Street; we are returning to the days of just before the fall of Roam.

We have ruler ship ,with out leadership. Walls Street's only interest is greed; unmitigated, greed. And they pay good money; to our elected leaders, to insure they can continue to rape the economy of this country, un-hindered.

The...Just-Say-No-41 are also cosigning the lack of jobs in America. Wall Street, refuses to lend money to small businesses so that the current administration won't get any credit; fopr job growth, and hopefully be replaced by its sworn lackeys.

If you are concerned, and you should be.

There is a link to help explain what derivatives are all about.

And a direct link to contact any of the Senators currently debating, to debate, the bill in the Senate.

For the past two days a united republican front of 41, Senators have twice voted ; not to proceed with a debate on the: Wall Street Regulatory Reform Bill.

On of the Democratic opponents to the Bill even being debated is, Sen Ben Nelson, of the state of, NE.

It was revealed this evening on the Rachel Maddow, Show,[MSNBC] thet the reason for Sen. Nelson’s; refusal to vote yes of the Bill’s proceeding, was a denial by the democratic [Senatorial] leadership; to cut a special deal, on behalf of Nelson, that would exempt Berkshire Hathaway, a Warren Buffett Co. from provisions in the Bill; that required, reporting of Derivatives.

Warren Buffett’s, Co. it was revealed, in the piece owns about 63 million dollars, in Derivatives, and that Sen. Nelson has 6 Million dollars, in stock in Berkshire Hathaway.

This is a good behind the scenes look at some of the dynamics that continue to prevents the average guy on the street from getting an even break, in congress.