One Man's Relentless Fight Against Injustice and Wall Street

A friend and loyal follower of this blog, Laser Haas, has been pursuing the course of justice for nearly 12 years now.  Haas says:

going up against the likes of Willard Romney, Bain Capital, and Goldman Sachs was like an “amoeba fighting a giant

Mr. Haas- over the years - has kept us here at GoldmanSachs666 aware and up to date on his fight for justice.  While we have mentioned it here before, I feel that now, more then ever, this fight must be brought to the forefront.  A few short years ago, few - if any - heard of Bain Capital and especially eToys.  Now, that Bain Capital has played such a large part in our national elections, their exposure for misdeeds and possible fraud must be escalated to a much more public awareness.

Laser Haas - as you will read - continues his battle with no reward to follow other then "justice".

As this story continues, I pledge to continue to update you all as Laser Haas' fight is also "our" fight here at GS666.

The games played and those continued to be played at the highest levels of our government in itself is a crime.  Yet a crime with a cover up so large that it makes so many others seem petty.

We need to hold our judicial system and our government to task for their actions.  After all, what they forget and sometimes many of us forget is that the government and all its branches not only represent us but they work for us!

While Laser Haas' battle has been ongoing for nearly 12 years now, this article in Politicususa.com best summarizes the case and some of its many issues.

Meet the Man Who Has Been Battling Romney and Bain’s Bankruptcy Fraud for 12 Years 

For the past eleven-and-a-half years, one American with unwavering faith in the judicial system has taken on a modern day giant without respite based on a belief that justice is due diligence and that in America, right overcomes might. However, in this circumstance, the system that exists to ensure justice prevails has conflated power with right and gave an already powerful giant a wall of separation from the law, and yet one small individual continues battling for justice against a behemoth. 

The giant in this case is Willard Romney’s Bain Capital and their surrogate bankruptcy fraudsters, and the individual battling them for nearly twelve years is Stephen (Laser) Haas, the man hired to liquidate assets in the eToys bankruptcy case. As liquidator, Hass was an officer of the court and head eToys executive with authority to sell the company and its assets to satisfy debtors’ claims while leaving the creditors with no outstanding debt, and to give shareholders relief instead of losing their investments. However, in the course of his duties to maximize returns with minimum expense for the eToys bankruptcy estate, Haas discovered hidden overseas assets, unaccounted for inventory, and that most likely the company was not broke and should not be in bankruptcy.
 

Read the full story at PolitcusUSA...click here 

To Laser Haas, I hope this brings more awareness to your fight for justice and the rights of the stockholders of eToys who were obviously cheated and allegedly defrauded.  I also hope that our readers here at GS666 will follow your story and in some way add more notoriety to your effort.

We here at GS666, strongly support not only your effort but applaud your unselfish and dedicated fight for what is right and against what is wrong.  As I have always maintained, "right is right" and "wrong is wrong" and Laser, you are living proof of that conviction.

Goldman Sachs, Goldamn Sachs, Godamn Sachs

More on why Congress should Never listen to the likes of Goldman Sachs's Lloyd Blankfein:

Goldman Sachs Bailout King Blankfein to Powwow with House Republicans, While Obama Rules Out Social Security For Now
By Taylor Marsh - taylormarsh.com

GOLDMAN SACHS bailout king CEO Lloyd Blankfein is headed to Capitol Hill to push his ideas for the fiscal
cliffscheme in person.

The guy who advised that the Social Security “retirement age has to be changed” in an interview with Scott Pelley of 60 Minutes recently, is headed to a meeting with House Republicans on the fiscal cliff scheme, the marketing push to scare politicians into carving up entitlements, including Social Security.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein is among the executives scheduled to meet with U.S. House Republican leaders on the so- called “fiscal cliff,” according to a House aide and another person familiar with the plans. House Speaker John Boehner is scheduled to meet with a group of CEOs pressing for a solution to the looming tax increases and spending cuts on Nov. 28 in the Capitol building. [Bloomberg]

This is a man worth hundreds of millions of dollars who thinks that the working class need to work a little longer, even though they don’t receive Social Security as long as men like Mr. Blankfein do, because they don’t live as long, due to the back wrenching work that is their livelihood.

“Social Security wasn’t devised to be a system that supported you for a 30-year retirement after a 25-year career,” Blankfein said. “So there will be things that, you know — the retirement age has to be changed. Maybe some of the benefits have to be affected. Maybe some of the inflation adjustments have to be revised.” [Huffington Post]

What Blankfein and his 1% club really also want to avert is the lifting of the Social Security income cap, which would cost him and his friends millions of dollars, while extending the already financially viable federal entitlement program decades.
This is another effort by the same Wall Street fat cats who sunk our economy in the first place to try and push the grand bargain, while sticking it to the working class.

Read the whole article here