malaise
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Wed Mar-02-11 05:27 AM
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Lawsuit against former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. board member Rajat K. Gupta for Insider trading |
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http://www.bloomberg.com/video/67196330/Why isn't this a criminal investigation?
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Wed Mar-02-11 06:36 AM
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1. Malaise, have you seen Inside Job? Our treasury was heisted by banksters with the help of our |
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Edited on Wed Mar-02-11 06:37 AM by OmmmSweetOmmm
politicos and no one has been criminally prosecuted. Now many of the same players are embedded in Obama's cabinet and advisory posts.
and :hi:
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Wed Mar-02-11 06:37 AM
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2. Not yet but I plan to buy my own copy |
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Wed Mar-02-11 06:53 AM
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3. You're going to want to pass it on to friends. It explains that with systematic deregulation and |
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with no enforcements of what little protections there were, that it was inevitable that our economy would collapse. Even "respected" academics are involved. Writing papers in favor of financial institutions, while being paid by the same theives, either by having advisory positions on the boards, or paid outright. Then the "trusted" rating agencies, ie Standard and Poors and Moody's gave AAA ratings to derivatives so people would buy them (including pension plans who have to invest money "safely"). Meanwhile, the financial institutions took out insurance on derivative losses, so they wouldn't lose a thing when the derivatives went bust. Thousands upon thousands of people lost their pension plans...... I'm still sick to my stomach.
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