Dirty Government Tricks... Heartbreaking Tales of Corporate Chicanery... and the Biggest Investor Myth of a Generation...

Because these are THE 3 MOST SERIOUS THREATS TO YOUR WEALTH in 2010 and beyond. And it's time we fight back!

January 12, 2010

INSIDE...

The Christmas Eve taxpayer massacre -- page 1

How insurance company bigwigs robbed a hardworking Pennsylvania family -- page 6

The 2 stocks to put into your portfolio RIGHT AWAY -- page 5 and page 8

Dear Fellow Investor,

Talk about a low-down, bag-over-the-head, kick-to-the-groin tactic...

A few weeks ago, on Christmas Eve, while Americans were smack in the middle of holiday festivities... wrapping presents, spending time with family and friends, and toasting the season...

The U.S. Treasury quietly issued a press release. In hopes nobody would notice. And few did at that moment.

Here's the story. In September 2008, when the government first stepped in and bailed out America's two largest mortgage companies, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Congress put a $200 billion limit on federal assistance...

Last year, the Treasury doubled the amount to $400 billion. And then on Christmas Eve 2009 -- they lifted the limit altogether!

The Wall Street Journal dubbed it "the Christmas Eve taxpayer massacre."

Of course, "bailout" and "federal assistance" are just government-speak for reaching into taxpayers' wallets and giving our money to failing and flawed companies.

You see, we're being forced to buy senior preferred stock from Fannie and Freddie to cover their exponentially mounting losses. And while the government would have us believe these firms are being nursed back to health, the truth, as you'll discover in a second, is more insidious than anyone could've imagined.

Here at The Motley Fool we say enough is enough already! And that's the reason for this email...

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You may remember how we spearheaded the passage of the SEC's Regulation Full Disclosure in 2000, which provided equal access to corporate information for all investors.

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I'll tell you more about this group in a second. I'll even tell you how you can join us at just about the lowest rate we've ever offered. But first, let me tell you the most troubling part about the "Christmas Eve taxpayer massacre"...

As I mentioned, the government would have you believe the mortgage companies you're being forced to invest in (bail out) are being nursed back to health...

But would you believe these companies are actually being directed by the government to lose money? It's true.

According to The Wall Street Journal, "The loss cap is being lifted because the government has directed both companies to pursue money-losing strategies by modifying mortgages to prevent foreclosures."

In other words, Fannie and Freddie are now designed to lose money, transferring wealth from taxpayers like you and me to overextended borrowers and flawed businesses.

In other words still -- we're being forced (by the government) to invest in companies directed (by the government) to lose money. Can there be

anything worse?

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