Although I'm not a "follower", preferring to blaze my own trails, I'm now following Zero Hedge. This is due completely to Tyler Durden's coverage of a marvelous Mike Taibbi article on Goldfinger in the July 9-23 Rolling Stone: http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/06/goldman-sachs-engineering-every-major.html Being time-limited to tongue-in-cheek references myself, I really appreciate the work of one who can dig as deep as Taibbi has.
I'm nearly as encouraged by the followup comments, but for one. One commenter asks: "What the hell has Obama got to do with this article on Goldman Sachs plundering the US once more?"
My previous posts should answer that. Goldfinger ran Treasury when the fuse was lit. Goldfinger ran Treasury at the point of critical mass. And Obama has joined the plunder, with Goldfinger still running Treasury's printing presses, and now controlling specie through the CFTC.
Showing posts with label bailout. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bailout. Show all posts
03 July, 2009
11 February, 2009
Bankers Reject "Small Change"
Tim Geithner, the Goldfinger-trained former head of the Goldfinger-owned New York “Fed” who succeeded Goldfinger’s Henry Paulson as Treasury Secretary has disappointed Goldfinger and other “Fed” shareholders by proposing a modest 1.5 trillion (that’s 1,500,000,000,000.00) to “bail out” Goldfinger-controlled banks.
Expressing their dismay verbally were representatives of Goldfinger subsidiaries Oppenheimer & Co, and Friedman, Billings, Ramsey, who lamented the “unavoidable reality” of “nowhere near enough.”
“There could be people out there that could actually pay off their share of the current debt” says one unidentified source, “maybe even the entire family’s.” (Ed. Note: the estimated individual share of the national debt is $35,091.23; a family of four could trade their house for Freedom) “We can’t have people owning their homes and businesses.”
In action, Goldfinger’s owners simply allowed pictographs of falling markets speak for them. "That ‘picture worth a thousand words’ thing worked last year,” said a highly placed snickering lackey, “and if necessary, my boss’ll have Timmy G. threaten martial law like Hank did.”
For more information, dream on.
Expressing their dismay verbally were representatives of Goldfinger subsidiaries Oppenheimer & Co, and Friedman, Billings, Ramsey, who lamented the “unavoidable reality” of “nowhere near enough.”
“There could be people out there that could actually pay off their share of the current debt” says one unidentified source, “maybe even the entire family’s.” (Ed. Note: the estimated individual share of the national debt is $35,091.23; a family of four could trade their house for Freedom) “We can’t have people owning their homes and businesses.”
In action, Goldfinger’s owners simply allowed pictographs of falling markets speak for them. "That ‘picture worth a thousand words’ thing worked last year,” said a highly placed snickering lackey, “and if necessary, my boss’ll have Timmy G. threaten martial law like Hank did.”
For more information, dream on.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Posts
