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I say bring back the parking.
It's painful, though, that organizations like Doctors for Human Rights lost everything, but they bought into his rhetoric about high yields, just as others did.
Doesn't anyone have any sense about investing these days? I guess it's just part of the American style of instant gratification. No one is willing to wait for anything anymore, it seems, but they're willing to make others suffer for their own greed.
http://mrbloggington.blogspot.com/2008/12/audit...
shorter interpretation: It's Clinton's fault.
after all that has happened thus far. Wasn't that the whole point of appointing Cox? And all the rest of the Bush mal-administration regulatory appointments?
Something about foxes and hen houses.
The Madoff failure will shed light on the epidemic of shady deals permeating Wall Street, and how these are done. Will action to prevent these again, be taken by the government? Hell No. They will cave in to "You are interfering in the action of the market".
If Washington would put the NSA to tap into wall street as it has to the American public, perhaps something close to useful would occur.
http://thesebastards.blogspot.com/
I am not an expert, but I have seen MLM seminar type ponzie frauds tempt friends - and it's really kinda simple - if something doesn't PRODUCE ANYTHING but more new customers, um, that's the definition of ponzie. Enron produced NOTHING save heartache and ruin, existing only as a parasite enabled by these same people. At the beginning of Bush's destruction. Perpetual Motion doesn't work in physics and not in money either. If it looks too good then probably it's bad. Even though the SEC never looked that good and is in fact bad... Heck of a job Coxie.
Thank God Bush only got a Masters degree in Business, if he'd gotten a Doctorate we'd all be really screwed.
http://www.cjr.org/the_audit/npr_leads_on_sec.p...
And as head of the SEC, nothing changed.