Comments on: Goldman Sachs Tries to Shut Down Blogger http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/ a radical newsletter in the struggle for peace and social justice Sun, 22 Nov 2009 16:13:54 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Denise Hubbard http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-48664 Denise Hubbard Fri, 26 Jun 2009 20:43:18 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-48664 GO MATT!!!!!!! I just read the SEC requested to see a movie about this (see article link) called Stock Shock. Finally!!...taking some proactive action! http://satwaves.com/blog/2009/06/26/sec-investigating-illegal-naked-short-selling/ GO MATT!!!!!!! I just read the SEC requested to see a movie about this (see article link) called Stock Shock. Finally!!…taking some proactive action! http://satwaves.com/blog/2009/06/26/sec-investigating-illegal-naked-short-selling/

]]> By: william tigersoftcom http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43673 william tigersoftcom Sat, 18 Apr 2009 11:40:18 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43673 Wall Street - Goldman Sachs - Washington The UNBRIDLED GREED CONNECTION The CEOs who boss the huge Wall Street firms invariably took huge risks with other people's money in order to get obscenely high bonuses after 2000. It was their lobbying for de-regulation and then their over-leveraging that caused the bubble and crash. Investment bankers like Goldman Sachs knew that they were committing fraud when they sold packages of "liars' loans" as triple "AAA" investments. Not only did Goldman sell more of these bundles of "toxic assets" than anyone else, they also bought more credit default swaps from AIG as insurance against the mortgages and the banks who held them failing. Such large purchases of insurance from AIG prove that Goldman knew their bundled mortgages were not grade "AAA". That should prove in a court of law that they were guilty of fraud and misrepresentation. Why is their no criminal prosecution and no trial? ... Despite their responsibilities as leaders of finance and government, bank CEOs like Paulson at Goldman (for example), US Treasury officials from Goldman, Geithner at the NY Fed and key Congressmen, all let the boom get bigger and bigger, pushing home prices higher and higher... The eventual collapse was easily foreseen by cynical Wall Street insiders, like ex-GS CEO Robert Rubin who sold out at the top. Rubin knew the risks. He and Larry Summers (who got $7.8 Million from Wall Street and Goldman Sachs in 2008) had long promoted the de-regulation of banks and the non-regulation of derivatives like those that bankrupted AIG within the Clinton Administration. At CitiGroup, it was Rubin after 2002, more than anyone else, who had urged that big bank to maximize their use of leverage all the way up, making more and more ridiculous loans to increase short-term profits to get higher and higher bonuses. ... It is significant that Goldman Sachs avoided the worst of the 2008-2009 Crash. In September 2007, Goldman issued a report predicting a 35% to 40% drop in housing prices. Most of their profits after 2007 came from buying credit default swaps and selling stocks short. To that end, because they understood the dynamics of the boom they had helped create, they set up a huge $10 Billion short selling Hedge Fund in December 2007. This was done at the perfect time. Goldman thus sold short all the way down. But that's only a small part of the story. Goldman Sachs got a TARP- I taxpayer bailout of $20 billion from their ex-CEO, Henry Paulson as Treasury Secretary. And never ones to lose an opportunity to steal from the taxpayer, Goldman got $13 billion more when the American taxpayer bailed out AIG... Investment bankers create nothing! But they are paid everything! Goldman played the bubble perfectly. Why did they succeed, where others on Wall Street failed? They controlled Washington... Who Are These People? With an arrogance found only among the super rich, these Goldman Sachs executives have claimed that they are the "best and the brightest". They work hard and have earned every penny of their fabulous pay. To keep the most talented loyal, Wall Street firms like Goldman always say that they must pay very high salaries and bonuses, very often in the tens of millions of dollars. What a crock! They pay them excessively to buy loyalty, just as a crime boss would. They wish to prevent dissent, to keep their frauds and deceptions private, to attract the greediest who lack compunction and to perpetuate an aristocratic cult. The truth is very different. Goldman Sachs executives are not so smart. They cultivate contacts and insider knowledge. Most have been shown to be cut-throat fraudsters... Wall Street – Goldman Sachs – Washington
The UNBRIDLED GREED CONNECTION

The CEOs who boss the huge Wall Street firms invariably took huge risks with other people’s money in order to get obscenely high bonuses after 2000. It was their lobbying for de-regulation and then their over-leveraging that caused the bubble and crash. Investment bankers like Goldman Sachs knew that they were committing fraud when they sold packages of “liars’ loans” as triple “AAA” investments. Not only did Goldman sell more of these bundles of “toxic assets” than anyone else, they also bought more credit default swaps from AIG as insurance against the mortgages and the banks who held them failing. Such large purchases of insurance from AIG prove that Goldman knew their bundled mortgages were not grade “AAA”. That should prove in a court of law that they were guilty of fraud and misrepresentation. Why is their no criminal prosecution and no trial? …

Despite their responsibilities as leaders of finance and government, bank CEOs like Paulson at Goldman (for example), US Treasury officials from Goldman, Geithner at the NY Fed and key Congressmen, all let the boom get bigger and bigger, pushing home prices higher and higher…

The eventual collapse was easily foreseen by cynical Wall Street insiders, like ex-GS CEO Robert Rubin who sold out at the top. Rubin knew the risks. He and Larry Summers (who got $7.8 Million from Wall Street and Goldman Sachs in 2008) had long promoted the de-regulation of banks and the non-regulation of derivatives like those that bankrupted AIG within the Clinton Administration. At CitiGroup, it was Rubin after 2002, more than anyone else, who had urged that big bank to maximize their use of leverage all the way up, making more and more ridiculous loans to increase short-term profits to get higher and higher bonuses. …

It is significant that Goldman Sachs avoided the worst of the 2008-2009 Crash. In September 2007, Goldman issued a report predicting a 35% to 40% drop in housing prices. Most of their profits after 2007 came from buying credit default swaps and selling stocks short. To that end, because they understood the dynamics of the boom they had helped create, they set up a huge $10 Billion short selling Hedge Fund in December 2007. This was done at the perfect time. Goldman thus sold short
all the way down.

But that’s only a small part of the story. Goldman Sachs got a TARP- I taxpayer bailout of $20 billion from their ex-CEO, Henry Paulson as Treasury Secretary. And never ones to lose an opportunity to steal from the taxpayer, Goldman got $13 billion more when the American taxpayer bailed out AIG…

Investment bankers create nothing! But they are paid everything! Goldman played the bubble perfectly. Why did they succeed, where others on Wall Street failed? They controlled Washington…

Who Are These People?

With an arrogance found only among the super rich, these Goldman Sachs executives have claimed that they are the “best and the brightest”. They work hard and have earned every penny of their fabulous pay. To keep the most talented loyal, Wall Street firms like Goldman always say that they must pay very high salaries and bonuses, very often in the tens of millions of dollars.

What a crock! They pay them excessively to buy loyalty, just as a crime boss would. They wish to prevent dissent, to keep their frauds and deceptions private, to attract the greediest who lack compunction and to perpetuate an aristocratic cult. The truth is very different. Goldman Sachs executives are not so smart. They cultivate contacts and insider knowledge. Most have been shown to be cut-throat fraudsters…

]]> By: Don Hawkins http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43582 Don Hawkins Fri, 17 Apr 2009 13:59:15 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43582 And that is why climate breakdown drives them mad to fix that little bubble takes a new way of thinking and soon. And that is why climate breakdown drives them mad to fix that little bubble takes a new way of thinking and soon.

]]> By: Brian Koontz http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43578 Brian Koontz Fri, 17 Apr 2009 13:01:27 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43578 It was just another bubble. Subprime Bubble, Dot Com bubble, Real Estate bubble, Financial derivatives bubble. Everyone always claims not to see the bubble, but of course that's nonsense - high capital always understands what's going on. As long as bailouts are assured, we'll keep seeing bubbles that "shock" everyone when they burst. We might as well try to figure out what the next bubble is going to be. Then we can take bets on when it will burst. Jimmy Cayne, chairman of Bear Stearns, continued to play bridge while his net worth dropped by one billion dollars. Perhaps, like George W. Bush who maintained his conversation with 8-year-olds after becoming aware of the destruction of the Twin Towers, he always knew that his day would come. A bubble's life is always precarious. There's no reason for it to ruin a good game of bridge. Someone building a house of cards knows the fall is inevitable. It's just a question of when. Poor Cayne didn't get in on the real scam - which is the transfer of real (taxpayer) wealth to bailout out the illusory wealth of the financial bubble. It's the greatest scheme ever - let's say you have a money-making machine in your basement, which used to be illegal but after deregulation is no problem at all. You're printing money left and right. But then GODDAMN, it must have been the ink or something but the money starts to come apart, frays, and then disintegrates. But because of this machine, you're such a financial juggernaut that you're deemed "too big to fail" and the "value" of your fake money is compensated in REAL money. Taxpayers bail you out with real dollars which don't fray and disintegrate. Cayne didn't lose one billion dollars, really. His illusory money just evaporated and unlike favored others, he didn't get compensated with real money. Oh these Wizards of High Financial Capital! Allahkhazam, your money is gone! Bubbles are *supposed* to burst. The bursting of the bubble is the key point in the grand heist, leading to the bailout endgame. It was just another bubble. Subprime Bubble, Dot Com bubble, Real Estate bubble, Financial derivatives bubble. Everyone always claims not to see the bubble, but of course that’s nonsense – high capital always understands what’s going on.

As long as bailouts are assured, we’ll keep seeing bubbles that “shock” everyone when they burst. We might as well try to figure out what the next bubble is going to be. Then we can take bets on when it will burst.

Jimmy Cayne, chairman of Bear Stearns, continued to play bridge while his net worth dropped by one billion dollars. Perhaps, like George W. Bush who maintained his conversation with 8-year-olds after becoming aware of the destruction of the Twin Towers, he always knew that his day would come. A bubble’s life is always precarious. There’s no reason for it to ruin a good game of bridge.

Someone building a house of cards knows the fall is inevitable. It’s just a question of when.

Poor Cayne didn’t get in on the real scam – which is the transfer of real (taxpayer) wealth to bailout out the illusory wealth of the financial bubble.

It’s the greatest scheme ever – let’s say you have a money-making machine in your basement, which used to be illegal but after deregulation is no problem at all. You’re printing money left and right. But then GODDAMN, it must have been the ink or something but the money starts to come apart, frays, and then disintegrates.

But because of this machine, you’re such a financial juggernaut that you’re deemed “too big to fail” and the “value” of your fake money is compensated in REAL money. Taxpayers bail you out with real dollars which don’t fray and disintegrate.

Cayne didn’t lose one billion dollars, really. His illusory money just evaporated and unlike favored others, he didn’t get compensated with real money.

Oh these Wizards of High Financial Capital! Allahkhazam, your money is gone!

Bubbles are *supposed* to burst. The bursting of the bubble is the key point in the grand heist, leading to the bailout endgame.

]]> By: Don Hawkins http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43458 Don Hawkins Thu, 16 Apr 2009 10:52:00 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43458 Hay what about those tea party's? I found Dick Armey last night when he put on the ten gallon hat and talked liked a third grader different. Oh and the Governor of Texas saying nothing is off the table. I knew kicking and crying was going to happen but this is getting ridiculous. Anyway back to reality. Tony Kevin writes: 15 April, 2009 On Tuesday 14 April Professor Will Steffen and other Australian National University experts gave an informal public briefing on key messages from the "Climate Change: Global Risks, Challenges and Decisions" Congress held in Copenhagen in March. The Congress was a big event: 2500 climate scientists and social scientists attended from 80 countries, and there were 1600 presentations. It set out to update findings of the 2007 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 4, in preparation for the intergovernmental UN climate meeting in Copenhagen in December. A 30-page agreed report of Congress findings will be disseminated in June. Australian scientists played a large role, as the fifth-largest national representation after the US, Germany, Britain and host Denmark. ANU was one of 10 leading world universities co-sponsoring the Congress. Steffen’s team has already reported back to senior Australian Ministers and deparmental officials. The news is not good. Worst-case IPCC 4 scenarios are already being exceeded and climate change indicators are accelerating. The world has moved into uncharted climate territory, in terms of experience of human sustainability. A two degrees centigrade average global temperature rise above the 2000 level is seen to be at the upper limit of safety -- this rise will itself cause serious human disruption in poor countries. Weak CO2 emission targets for 2020 increase the risk of irretrievable climate change tipping points being passed before 2020: accelerating polar ice melt and loss of the ocean’s efficiency as a carbon sink are two such threatened tipping points. So urgent action is needed now to decarbonise societies. Worst-case IPCC 4 scenarios are already being exceeded and climate change indicators are accelerating. Worst-case IPCC 4 scenarios are already being exceeded and climate change indicators are accelerating. Somehow I don't think acting like third grades is going to help this little problem. Salvador Dali: I believe that the moment is near when by a procedure of active paranoiac thought, it will be possible to systematize confusion and contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality. What the heck was Dali talking about with this thought? Well watch the United States Senate the next few months and pay no attention to the man behind the curtain should give us a clue. Procedure of active paranoiac thought, it will be possible to systematize confusion and contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality interesting concept. What do you think any winners so far? Hay what about those tea party’s? I found Dick Armey last night when he put on the ten gallon hat and talked liked a third grader different. Oh and the Governor of Texas saying nothing is off the table. I knew kicking and crying was going to happen but this is getting ridiculous. Anyway back to reality.

Tony Kevin writes:
15 April, 2009

On Tuesday 14 April Professor Will Steffen and other Australian National University experts gave an informal public briefing on key messages from the “Climate Change: Global Risks, Challenges and Decisions” Congress held in Copenhagen in March. The Congress was a big event: 2500 climate scientists and social scientists attended from 80 countries, and there were 1600 presentations. It set out to update findings of the 2007 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 4, in preparation for the intergovernmental UN climate meeting in Copenhagen in December. A 30-page agreed report of Congress findings will be disseminated in June.
Australian scientists played a large role, as the fifth-largest national representation after the US, Germany, Britain and host Denmark. ANU was one of 10 leading world universities co-sponsoring the Congress. Steffen’s team has already reported back to senior Australian Ministers and deparmental officials. The news is not good. Worst-case IPCC 4 scenarios are already being exceeded and climate change indicators are accelerating.
The world has moved into uncharted climate territory, in terms of experience of human sustainability. A two degrees centigrade average global temperature rise above the 2000 level is seen to be at the upper limit of safety — this rise will itself cause serious human disruption in poor countries. Weak CO2 emission targets for 2020 increase the risk of irretrievable climate change tipping points being passed before 2020: accelerating polar ice melt and loss of the ocean’s efficiency as a carbon sink are two such threatened tipping points. So urgent action is needed now to decarbonise societies.

Worst-case IPCC 4 scenarios are already being exceeded and climate change indicators are accelerating.
Worst-case IPCC 4 scenarios are already being exceeded and climate change indicators are accelerating.

Somehow I don’t think acting like third grades is going to help this little problem.

Salvador Dali:
I believe that the moment is near when by a procedure of active paranoiac thought, it will be possible to systematize confusion and contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality.

What the heck was Dali talking about with this thought? Well watch the United States Senate the next few months and pay no attention to the man behind the curtain should give us a clue. Procedure of active paranoiac thought, it will be possible to systematize confusion and contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality interesting concept. What do you think any winners so far?

]]> By: Don Hawkins http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43422 Don Hawkins Thu, 16 Apr 2009 00:13:33 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43422 The next two months in the Senate the United States cap and trade comes up. I am very sure we will see a procedure of active paranoiac thought and confusion and a discrediting of the world of reality. Oh yes very sure of that. If they can pass a bill it will be watered down and cap and trade is a band-aid as far as this little climate breakdown is concerned. This summer and next we should get a very good look at what climate change means to all of us. El Nino will come back the Sun will get active again the ice in the North again record low's more ice in Antarctica into the ocean. Drought in Northern China and on and on and on. Cap and trade is the beginning of the end for the human race much harder choices than that need to be made. Tax carbon and return the money back to the people as a start. We need to leave as much of the fossil fuels we can right where they are in the ground. A new way of thinking is needed on how we look at each other and this planet. The first part is not as hard as the second that's a nobrainer. So far this is not happening due to active paranoiac thought and confusion and a discrediting of the world of reality and ratings. We are out of time probably not a second chance. I see Exxon has commercials that tell us they have enough oil and gas for 50 years oh boy are those people confused. The coal commercials are that's where we get 50% of our energy for our way of life again confusion and a discrediting of the world of reality. Oh forget reality we don't need it anymore, what. Forget tea we need something stronger coffee black and make it strong and hope like hell it works. I don't think we will get a second chance. The next two months in the Senate the United States cap and trade comes up. I am very sure we will see a procedure of active paranoiac thought and confusion and a discrediting of the world of reality. Oh yes very sure of that. If they can pass a bill it will be watered down and cap and trade is a band-aid as far as this little climate breakdown is concerned. This summer and next we should get a very good look at what climate change means to all of us. El Nino will come back the Sun will get active again the ice in the North again record low’s more ice in Antarctica into the ocean. Drought in Northern China and on and on and on. Cap and trade is the beginning of the end for the human race much harder choices than that need to be made. Tax carbon and return the money back to the people as a start. We need to leave as much of the fossil fuels we can right where they are in the ground. A new way of thinking is needed on how we look at each other and this planet. The first part is not as hard as the second that’s a nobrainer. So far this is not happening due to active paranoiac thought and confusion and a discrediting of the world of reality and ratings. We are out of time probably not a second chance. I see Exxon has commercials that tell us they have enough oil and gas for 50 years oh boy are those people confused. The coal commercials are that’s where we get 50% of our energy for our way of life again confusion and a discrediting of the world of reality. Oh forget reality we don’t need it anymore, what. Forget tea we need something stronger coffee black and make it strong and hope like hell it works. I don’t think we will get a second chance.

]]> By: Russell Olausen http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43417 Russell Olausen Wed, 15 Apr 2009 23:09:22 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43417 Key board must have froze, I meant " through the walls of my igloo" Got to go stamp in the snow NO TO HYDROCARBONS . Key board must have froze, I meant ” through the walls of my igloo” Got to go stamp in the snow NO TO HYDROCARBONS .

]]> By: Russell Olausen http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43416 Russell Olausen Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:59:02 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43416 Summers of discontent are rarely courtroom dramas. I hope the powers that be still know the value of circuses and bread.Pirates on the edge of the flat world, of the masses, are a useful gambit. I've already heard rumors though the walls of my igloo. Summers of discontent are rarely courtroom dramas. I hope the powers that be still know the value of circuses and bread.Pirates on the edge of the flat world, of the masses, are a useful gambit. I’ve already heard rumors though the walls of my igloo.

]]> By: Don Hawkins http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43414 Don Hawkins Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:47:11 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43414 Just watched Glenn Beck form Texas the Alamo and the tea party. He had a few guests and I guess this whole thing is about Tax's. Well this little tea party was in part organized with the help of lobbyists you know corporate lobbyists who think paying tax's is for little people, clever. Now Glenn towards the end of his show had on the man from Texas who shot two robbers a few months back. I thought this was about tax's? Could you call that pitting one against another? I guess if we had a demonstration for climate change we could have a guest speaker who believes that the moment is near when by a procedure of active paranoiac thought, it will be possible to systematize confusion and contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality. Glenn Beck thinks climate change is a non reality and his guests who help him with that are not paid by the fossil fuel people and the moon is made of green cheese. I still have a headache and almost afraid to watch the Kudlow show tonight. Just watched Glenn Beck form Texas the Alamo and the tea party. He had a few guests and I guess this whole thing is about Tax’s. Well this little tea party was in part organized with the help of lobbyists you know corporate lobbyists who think paying tax’s is for little people, clever. Now Glenn towards the end of his show had on the man from Texas who shot two robbers a few months back. I thought this was about tax’s? Could you call that pitting one against another? I guess if we had a demonstration for climate change we could have a guest speaker who believes that the moment is near when by a procedure of active paranoiac thought, it will be possible to systematize confusion and contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality. Glenn Beck thinks climate change is a non reality and his guests who help him with that are not paid by the fossil fuel people and the moon is made of green cheese. I still have a headache and almost afraid to watch the Kudlow show tonight.

]]> By: rosemarie jackowski http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43409 rosemarie jackowski Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:23:31 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43409 Michael Kenny is right. In a Court room it is usually the side with the most money that wins. Money buys 'expert witnesses'. Money buys testimony. With enough money you can hire an expert to testify any way you want. It happens every day all over the USA. That's why 'expert witnesses' are called 'liars for hire'. Michael Kenny is right. In a Court room it is usually the side with the most money that wins. Money buys ‘expert witnesses’. Money buys testimony. With enough money you can hire an expert to testify any way you want. It happens every day all over the USA. That’s why ‘expert witnesses’ are called ‘liars for hire’.

]]> By: Jeff http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43408 Jeff Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:13:30 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43408 Beautiful, and from myself in North America, I DO read Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in the Daily Telegraph. Does not mean the Brits have a handle on things either, as reality shows. Problem here people is that most North Americans DO NOT HAVE A CLUE! Does it take someone in another "world" to SEE the problem! Britain and Canada. Both with the same experiment gone wrong. Beautiful, and from myself in North America, I DO read Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in the Daily Telegraph. Does not mean the Brits have a handle on things either, as reality shows.

Problem here people is that most North Americans DO NOT HAVE A CLUE!

Does it take someone in another “world” to SEE the problem!

Britain and Canada. Both with the same experiment gone wrong.

]]> By: Michael Kenny http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43401 Michael Kenny Wed, 15 Apr 2009 20:29:29 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43401 It's a very common tactic in legal proceedings to take someone to court simply to exhaust their financial resources. Mr Morgan's defiance notwithstanding, he does not have the financial means to stand up to GS. Even first instance proceedings will cost a fortune. and if GS loses, they will simply appeal. They will also find every pretext to lodge procedural motions, even if they think they have no chance of winning. They will settle out of court only if the closure of the website is on the table and, one way or the other, Mr Morgan will end up with no website and a heap of debts. Interesting, though, that a ultra-conservative paper like the Telegraph reports this. It's a long way from Ambrose! It’s a very common tactic in legal proceedings to take someone to court simply to exhaust their financial resources. Mr Morgan’s defiance notwithstanding, he does not have the financial means to stand up to GS. Even first instance proceedings will cost a fortune. and if GS loses, they will simply appeal. They will also find every pretext to lodge procedural motions, even if they think they have no chance of winning. They will settle out of court only if the closure of the website is on the table and, one way or the other, Mr Morgan will end up with no website and a heap of debts.

Interesting, though, that a ultra-conservative paper like the Telegraph reports this. It’s a long way from Ambrose!

]]> By: Suthiano http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43399 Suthiano Wed, 15 Apr 2009 20:12:48 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43399 I wonder how Mr. Morgan is related to the Morgans of J.P Morgan, Morgan Stanley....? Interested to see how this develops. I wonder how Mr. Morgan is related to the Morgans of J.P Morgan, Morgan Stanley….?

Interested to see how this develops.

]]> By: mary http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43394 mary Wed, 15 Apr 2009 20:01:09 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43394 Mr Whitney - A few days ago I put a link about this bullying by Goldman Sachs on your earlier article here about Bernanke's Rescue Plan. It is interesting to read this interview. I'm in the UK and gave a link to an American blogsite and you in Washington have given a link to a British newspaper! The story is now well-travelled and will be seen by many hopefully. Mr Morgan must be a tough nut and I wish him well. Mr Whitney – A few days ago I put a link about this bullying by Goldman Sachs on your earlier article here about Bernanke’s Rescue Plan. It is interesting to read this interview. I’m in the UK and gave a link to an American blogsite and you in Washington have given a link to a British newspaper! The story is now well-travelled and will be seen by many hopefully. Mr Morgan must be a tough nut and I wish him well.

]]> By: Jeff http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43392 Jeff Wed, 15 Apr 2009 19:48:39 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43392 Wow, kevlar may not be enough. Watch those whom now say they will help. Mike Morgan is opening one of those "boxes" which will have dire consequences. No action by GS will allow more action by MG. Whom will flinch first? Someone is gonna get a real hurt around here on this one. Kudos though for having the balls to call out the dragon. Wonder if that dragon is afraid of snakes? Wow, kevlar may not be enough. Watch those whom now say they will help. Mike Morgan is opening one of those “boxes” which will have dire consequences. No action by GS will allow more action by MG. Whom will flinch first? Someone is gonna get a real hurt around here on this one.

Kudos though for having the balls to call out the dragon.

Wonder if that dragon is afraid of snakes?

]]> By: Don Hawkins http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/7738/#comment-43374 Don Hawkins Wed, 15 Apr 2009 18:45:58 +0000 http://dissidentvoice.org/?p=7738#comment-43374 Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practise to deceive! Scott Salvador Dali: I believe that the moment is near when by a procedure of active paranoiac thought, it will be possible to systematize confusion and contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality. Well golly gee after reading Mike and Greg Moses articles today I am confused. What is the truth? Scott and Dali I wonder any truth in those quotes. I don't know that systematize confusion and contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality is a little out there how could something like that ever happen in America. Anyway I will watch Glenn Beck on Fox and the Kudlow show on CNBC tonight and maybe come back to reality just a little and I have this headache today I think I left those glasses you know the one's that show you the real World on a little to long today. Oh what a tangled web we weave,
When first we practise to deceive! Scott

Salvador Dali:
I believe that the moment is near when by a procedure of active paranoiac thought, it will be possible to systematize confusion and contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality.

Well golly gee after reading Mike and Greg Moses articles today I am confused. What is the truth? Scott and Dali I wonder any truth in those quotes. I don’t know that systematize confusion and contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality is a little out there how could something like that ever happen in America. Anyway I will watch Glenn Beck on Fox and the Kudlow show on CNBC tonight and maybe come back to reality just a little and I have this headache today I think I left those glasses you know the one’s that show you the real World on a little to long today.

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