The Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008:
An Analysis by Catherine Austin Fitts
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If there is to be any blessing in this housing bill, perhaps it will be to so offend, so disgust those of us who are awake that the process of withdrawing from the old and reinvesting in the new models will accelerate. And maybe the smartest and most creative among us will be willing to invest the time and energy it takes to reinvent a model that incorporates what we like to think are traditional American values. These are the values that are enduring and make us proud to be Americans still. There is no hint of these values in the housing bill. There is, however, an abundance of them in the hearts and minds of the people.
- Housing Bill, Part I – Overview
- Housing Bill Part II – Nation State or Investment Syndicate?
- Housing Bill, Part III – Your House Is Bigger than My House
- Housing Bill, Part IV – The Profits of Playing Ball
- Housing Bill, Part V – Where Is the Collateral?
- Housing Bill, Part VI – The Tapeworm Corporation Comes Out of the Closet
- Housing Bill, Part VII – Andrew Cuomo Owes Us $5 Trillion
- Housing Bill, Part VIII – The Two Great Financial Mysteries of Our Time: Missing Money and Collateral Fraud
- Housing Bill, Part IX – In the Destruction of the Old, Let There Be the Creation of the New
Catherine Austin Fitts served as Assistant Secretary of Housing and Federal Housing Commissioner in the first Bush Administration. Her company Hamilton Securities Group served as lead financial advisor to the Federal Housing Administration during the Clinton Administration. She is a former managing director and member of the board of the Wall Street investment bank Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
