October third, 2008, That was the day President George W Bush signed the Emergency Financial Stabilization Act, a sweeping piece of laws designed to inject capital right into a reeling U.S. monetary system. Now, the laws’s centerpiece was the $700 billion Troubled Asset Aid Program TARP, that used taxpayer cash to vacuum up billions of poisonous debt held by banks.
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