Scoop’s Views

Over the past few weeks while investors, investment bankers, and others, all whining that Wall Street was going to collapse. The federal government – pushed by President George W. Bush, as well as others in the administration, put together two bailout packages, with the latter with a $700 billion price tag, was eventually being approved by the House and Senate.

Some wise people I know, people I trust, were saying the past few weeks, while tough economic times were upon us, to chill out and wait. In fact, buy stocks while everyone was selling off and prices were low. The folks on the other side of the street, where it seemingly always rains, were talking doom, gloom, and stock market crashes.

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Are President George W. Bush, Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice, and India’s Pradeep S. Mehta, secretary general of the center for international trade, economics and the environment of CUTS International, an independent research institute based in New Delhi, all locked in an emotional argument without fact-based evidence?

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