tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5724181159639068489.post8807898929768321201..comments2023-11-05T05:09:14.089-05:00Comments on Goldman Sachs: Information, Comments, Opinions and Facts: Goldman Sachs is Doing the Squid SquiggleRobertMhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03960912417983904202noreply@blogger.comBlogger7125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5724181159639068489.post-532163661459756972011-12-15T02:29:52.778-05:002011-12-15T02:29:52.778-05:00The information a realistic look at the situation....The information a realistic look at the situation. 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The most notable will be “leadership” of both US political <br />parties and from the largest financial institutions involved in mortgage<br /> and “investment” frauds.<br /><br />Importantly, the “criminal 1%” include corporate media who<br /> are criminal accomplices to enable and cover-up the murder of millions,<br /> deprivation of billions, and looting of trillions of our dollars. Their<br /> manipulative voices will be removed from power, quickly facilitating <br />public communication of the objective facts of the depth of state <br />crimes, and the inspirational future humanity enters.<br /><br />Occupy’s victory means peace<br /> from criminal wars based on obvious lies, economic security and <br />sufficiency for 100% of humanity, and unleashing suppressed technologies<br /> that transforms what it means to be human into unimaginable status.<br /><br />http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2011/12/occupy-endgame-law-enforcement-arrests-1s-war-economic-criminals.htmlWake upnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5724181159639068489.post-78544235706806015242011-12-14T09:53:15.325-05:002011-12-14T09:53:15.325-05:00The best government is not that which renders men ...The best government is not that which renders men the happiest, but that which renders the greatest number happy.--DUCLOSSo sadnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5724181159639068489.post-70277109874871121482011-12-14T09:08:09.172-05:002011-12-14T09:08:09.172-05:00Banks are lawless dictators? Whose side are the p...Banks are lawless dictators? Whose side are the police on?<br /><br /><br /><br />The deficit that worries me most in terms of the future of our civilisation is the legal accountability deficit - or anomie<br /> as I use it here. This deficit is huge and still growing rapidly as <br />decisions are taken behind closed doors to shield lawless bankers from <br />taxes or criminal sanctions and dedicate more and more public funds <br />and/or monetary expansion to the same lawless bankers with too little <br />public accounting, scrutiny or recourse.<br /><br />The banks as dictators makes sense to me. In thinking about my <br />dissatisfaction with financial regulation for much of the past decade, I<br /> see that a great deal of it is attributable to who the regulators see <br />as their polity. Their idea of consultation on regulations is to ask <br />the bankers, traders and rating agencies whether they approve. The idea<br /> of making public policy in the public interest if the bankers <br />disapprove is unimaginable to them. And so the banks get the <br />regulations they prefer - or at least did so until the crisis. <br /><br /><br /><br />And my queasiness about David Cameron's behaviour in Brussels on Friday <br />stems from the same concern. He threw his toys out of the pram and <br />turned his back on the EU because they wouldn't guarantee to preserve <br />the City from further taxation, regulation and scrutiny. It's very <br />clear that the polity he was serving was not the United Kingdom's <br />62,300,000 people - but the one per cent that make their living in the <br />City of London. <br /><br /><br />http://londonbanker.blogspot.com/2011/12/banks-are-lawless-dictators-whose-side.htmlAll hail the one percentnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5724181159639068489.post-76114589594827263032011-12-14T08:50:01.104-05:002011-12-14T08:50:01.104-05:00Ron Paul furious over indefinite detention act
Wi...Ron Paul furious over indefinite detention act<br /><br />With the approval from the Oval Office the only thing keeping a terrifying law that will allow for the indefinite detention and torture of Americans from passing, presidential hopeful Ron Paul has finally unleashed on the legislation.<br /><br />Although President Barack Obama had originally insisted that he would veto the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013, Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin revealed recently that the bill in its current wording was drafted after the current administration asked for changes. <br /><br />Already making its way through the House and Senate, the Act in its current wording will allow for Americans suspected of any “belligerent” act to be detained in Guantanamo Bay-style military prisons indefinitely for any alleged crimes without trial. With it now being revealed that the president put forth suggestions to draft the latest version of the legislation, Levin told the press Monday night, "I just can't imagine that the president would veto this bill.”<br /><br />"I very strongly believe this should satisfy the administration and hope it will,” added Levin.<br /><br /><br />http://rt.com/usa/news/defense-ron-paul-detention-745/print/Protest stoppernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5724181159639068489.post-84183601925456435292011-12-13T12:48:32.918-05:002011-12-13T12:48:32.918-05:00the march breaks out in a chant, "We are the...the march breaks out in a chant, "We are the source of all your wealth."......they know...you're in their sights!<br /><br />Excellent Point Being Made In Ag Committee on MF Global<br /> <br /><br />Senator Harkin is making an excellent point: Prior to the CFMA of 2000 customer funds could not be invested in other than municipal or US Government debt fully guaranteed by the US Government.<br /><br />And the Republicans want less regulation, not more, and they are not calling for people to go to prison and every dime missing taken back from the executives who ran the company so the customers are made whole.<br /><br />Yep.<br /><br />As it stands right now any account you hold at any brokerage can be effectively stolen through being lost via the same mechanism. Got that? Good. Your 401k, IRA, anything -- all at risk.<br /><br />http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=199057No rules applynoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5724181159639068489.post-79835474258282112752011-12-13T12:42:17.375-05:002011-12-13T12:42:17.375-05:00Dear Mr. Blankfein
As CEO of Goldman Sachs, you a...Dear Mr. Blankfein<br /><br />As CEO of Goldman Sachs, you are noted for the pride you have in being able to avoid risk while doing the bank's business. And how did you do that? Well, your bank takes the big risks of borrowing outrageously in order to sustain those profit-making schemes that you are so good at, but then you carefully spread the risk around the globe so that you and Goldman Sachs don't bear any of the consequences of your actions. <br /><br />You securitized those sub-prime mortgages and sold them to "sophisticated" investors. What you failed to do, however, was to tell those "sophisticated" investors that the securities were made to fail so that you could bet on the failure of the mortgage market and make billions that would be used to pay salaries and bonuses to your people. These payments were large, beyond the imaginations of most working people.<br /><br />So instead of the risk being kept within your bank, it was sent all over the globe following the path of your junk securities. The risk was transferred to pension funds that then lost money. The risk was transferred to savings which evaporated from 401ks. The risk was transferred to the Greek population when you hide their true debt so that they could join the EU. The risk was transferred to municipalities that thought they were making a profitable investment. And on and on.<br /><br />So by spreading your risk to everyone in the world, you, Mr. Millionaire Blankfein, can sit at home in your cozy office and dream about how to spend your latest billions with no risk to you. <br /><br />Meanwhile, beyond your environs, there are homeless people who have been recently foreclosed on; there are pensions that are being cut to teachers and firemen; there are people who have lost their jobs. All of this is so that you can maintain your lifestyle.<br /><br />You, Mr. Blankfein, should be ashamed of what you have done to the rest of the world.<br /><br />Sincerely<br /><br />An Avid Observer and Believer in the Best in Human NatureJEHRnoreply@blogger.com