DOUBLE TROUBLE BUBBLE POEM
Oh my gosh 'heavens to Betsy'
Freddie and Fannie are in trouble
The government has just taken over
Looks like a big DOUBLE BUBBLE!
Since when can our government manage
They're no better than my friend, Barney Rubble
Just watch all the problems from here
Looks like a big DOUBLE BUBBLE!
Foreclosures will continue to happen
The market will keep going low
Looks like a DOUBLE TROUBLE BUBBLE
Where's that guy with the gum- BAZOOKA JOE?
Seems as though Lehman's having problems
At first it was only Bear Stearns
Looks like a big DOUBLE BUBBLE
Run to the forest with the pines and the ferns!
He saw it coming in July of '07
It was filed over at Ripoff Report
Now it's a big DOUBLE BUBBLE
And Cuomo is taking them to court.
But now it's a little too late
Most of the money is no longer there
Looks like a big DOUBLE BUBBLE
It's a shame that NO ONE did care!!!
The Americans will be the BIG losers
The ones who wake-up right at dawn
Looks like a big DOUBLE BUBBLE
And some of their retirements are gone!
I guess that this poem is over
I hope that you're all doing fine
Looks like a big DOUBLE BUBBLE
It should pop by early 2009.
End.
'DOUBLE TROUBLE BUBBLE POEM' was originally posted last year in the comments section of the BW article entitled- A CREDIT CARD YOU WANT TO TOSS (you can 'Google' it!). It's mainly about Freddie Mac & Fannie Mae, two of the largest companies on earth, who needed to be bailed-out by the American people.
P.S. You can 'Google' this- RIP OFF REPORT TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION USA MANIPULATION, and go to Charlene's Rip Off Report, and then to the 'Update' entitled- 'SUGGESTION' that was posted on July 16th 2007 and read the following quote to back-up what was stated in the 5th quatrain of this poem:
"Just watch what happens to all those 401K's in the next few years. And watch how the Dow Jones Adjusts too." - 7/16/2007, when the Dow Jones closed at 13,950 points. The Dow closed at 14,000 for the first time in history just 3 days later on 7/19/2007. Twenty months later, on March 9th 2009, the Dow Jones closed at its lowest level in many, many, many, years. It closed at 6,547 on March 9th 2009. (That's my Birthday!)