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Goldman Sachs's Black Magic
Dylan Ratigan attempted to demonstrate the way Goldman Sachs-- rescued from collapse a year ago by taxpayers -- managed to pull off the magic trick of making themselves $3 billion dollars in three months.
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Added: Oct 16 2009 In: news_politics
By: TalkingMonkey
- Tags:
- wall,
- street,
- corruption
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Goldman Sachs contributions to the Obama campaign:
$369,078
Other contributors you might recognize:
Lehman Brothers - $229,090
JP Morgan Chase & Co - $216,759
Exelon Corp - $194,750
Citigroup Inc - $180,650
Citadel Investment Group - $166,600
UBS AG - $146,150
Time Warner - $142,718
UBS Americas - $106,680
Morgan Stanley - $104,425
Credit Suisse Group - $92,300
Posted Oct-16-2009 by "vicsemprini" (R)
$369,078
Other contributors you might recognize:
Lehman Brothers - $229,090
JP Morgan Chase & Co - $216,759
Exelon Corp - $194,750
Citigroup Inc - $180,650
Citadel Investment Group - $166,600
UBS AG - $146,150
Time Warner - $142,718
UBS Americas - $106,680
Morgan Stanley - $104,425
Credit Suisse Group - $92,300
youre f-f-f-foolin' yourself if you think your list of douchebag bankers and moneymen distinguish between republican and democrat. Yah, they contributed to Obama, but they contribute to whoever is gonna push their agenda be it Obama, or Bush or any other puppet figure head.
Posted Oct-17-2009 by "Big__Beezy" (R)
lol.....'black magic'...n'uh uh. white magic
Posted Oct-17-2009 by "Big__Beezy" (R)
$369,078
Other contributors you might recognize:
Lehman Brothers - $229,090
JP Morgan Chase & Co - $216,759
Exelon Corp - $194,750
Citigroup Inc - $180,650
Citadel Investment Group - $166,600
UBS AG - $146,150
Time Warner - $142,718
UBS Americas - $106,680
Morgan Stanley - $104,425
Credit Suisse Group - $92,300
youre f-f-f-foolin' yourself if you think your list of douchebag bankers and moneymen distinguish between republican and democrat. Yah, they contributed to Obama, but they contribute to whoever is gonna push their agenda be it Obama, or Bush or any other puppet figure head.
That was pretty much my point, Big_Beezy...the idea that the Dems aren't in bed with Wall Street is a fiction.
Posted Oct-17-2009 by "vicsemprini" (R)
$369,078
Other contributors you might recognize:
Lehman Brothers - $229,090
JP Morgan Chase & Co - $216,759
Exelon Corp - $194,750
Citigroup Inc - $180,650
Citadel Investment Group - $166,600
UBS AG - $146,150
Time Warner - $142,718
UBS Americas - $106,680
Morgan Stanley - $104,425
Credit Suisse Group - $92,300
youre f-f-f-foolin' yourself if you think your list of douchebag bankers and moneymen distinguish between republican and democrat. Yah, they contributed to Obama, but they contribute to whoever is gonna push their agenda be it Obama, or Bush or any other puppet figure head.
That was pretty much my point, Big_Beezy...the idea that the Dems aren't in bed with Wall Street is a fiction.
I guess my point, vicsemprini... would be that to distinguish between repubs or libs is futile.
Posted Oct-17-2009 by "Big__Beezy" (R)
$369,078
Other contributors you might recognize:
Lehman Brothers - $229,090
JP Morgan Chase & Co - $216,759
Exelon Corp - $194,750
Citigroup Inc - $180,650
Citadel Investment Group - $166,600
UBS AG - $146,150
Time Warner - $142,718
UBS Americas - $106,680
Morgan Stanley - $104,425
Credit Suisse Group - $92,300
youre f-f-f-foolin' yourself if you think your list of douchebag bankers and moneymen distinguish between republican and democrat. Yah, they contributed to Obama, but they contribute to whoever is gonna push their agenda be it Obama, or Bush or any other puppet figure head.
That was pretty much my point, Big_Beezy...the idea that the Dems aren't in bed with Wall Street is a fiction.
I guess my point, vicsemprini... would be that to distinguish between repubs or libs is futile.
Well then you and I agree on that score. Wall Street (and everyone else in the world) goes where the money and power is...which is why DC is so corrupt.
The only answer is to embrace the Libertarian/originalist view of the Constitutional bounds and limitations on the federal government.
Posted Oct-17-2009 by "vicsemprini" (R)
Taking lessons from Glen Beck?
Posted Oct-17-2009 by "dorbie" (R)
the blonde ***** is messing up the act by trying to talk.
Posted Oct-17-2009 by "johnben74" (R)