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Blodget And Spitzer Discuss The Ethics Of AIG Email Coverups; Ratigan Chimes In Too
The two specialists on using email as a key prosecutorial device (both from the pitching and catching end), discuss the validity of bringing up emails to the public domain in the AIG case. Why this hasn't been done already, especially with round after round of public outcry and various regulatory agencies involved, is a mystery which can only be solved if one realizes that those in charge have nothing to gain from uncovering the dirty truths at the heart of the crash that almost cost Goldman Sachs a bankruptcy, scratch that, a liquidation (of course, nothing could be further from the truth, sayeth His Holiness Viniar. We, on the other would point out that in this case (and incalculable others) Viniar himself would probably be the only exception to the prior statement, thus invoking a nightmarish analysis of non-exclusive Venn diagrams and other logical gibberish).
Here is Dylan and the former enemies, now best talking head buddies.
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There is a FOIA suit in the making I hope. I am a little surprised that geithner and bernanke have veto authority over Holder and Cuomo.
Geithner would have to resign if this is made public.
You also know that Buffett would look like the leach that he is if this happens as well.
That would start the ball rolling and it would be hard to stop, then other questions would arise and we would probably have open audits on the FED and other banks as well. Thats what their afraid of, the public dictating how things would be done instead of taking their word for it which is ridiculous in hindsight considering how many times they have decieved us.
Tough on the ole credibility there Dylan when you have these bozos backing up the idea, jeez. Why not just get a couple whackos from this site to back up the allegations...
That's Mr. Whacko to you, buddy!
I posted a link to this article on a comment of Blodget's paid shill media outlet Silicon alley Insider. Took 5 min for them to delete it.
http://www.businessinsider.com/alleyinsider
actually they've filtered any of my comments asking why Blodget isn't sitting in a jail cell right now.
Really? If we've deleted any comments about that, it's the first I've heard of it.
If you're going to rail about this topic, though, you might out of fairness note that the allegations were civil, not criminal (thankfully).
Henry Blodget
Really? If we've deleted any comments about that, it's the first I've heard of it.
If you're going to rail about this topic, though, you might out of fairness note that the allegations were civil, not criminal (thankfully).
Henry Blodget
an open-source investigation really is a brilliant idea, gentlemen. too bad it will never happen, short of impending chaos. mad props for getting the meme out there though.
FWIW this topic, posted on Huffington's
blog, has drawn a few thousand responses.
the vast majority of them baying for blood.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIBZS5RsU-s
It (open investigation)can only work with involved voters. Currently, voters are only wondering how they can somehow cash in on Government-led Ponzi scheme.
"(both from the pitching and catching end)"
Best line I've seen in a long time!
Its a shame what happened to Spitzer. I couldn't think of a better person to have around during the banker robbery of the US taxpayer. Really makes you wonder who benefited from getting Spitzer out of the picture…Bankers?
Mr. Blodget, if that really was you who posted earlier, and if you see this, I just wanted to tell you how discouraging it is to see you are still associated with the investing world. It's as incongruous to me as Michael Vick being chosen to judge the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
You deceived honest, trusting people in order to enrich yourself.
The Mexican Peso will replace the US Dollar as the world's reserve currency before any investigation uncovers what really happened. TPTB will classify all documents as Confidential:Top Secret or whatever else Congress can think of before to prevent John Q or J6P from knowing the truth.
IMHO, what will happen is, educational textbooks will be used to teach our youth, that this was a crisis of epic proportions, that is until saved by the One. Facts will be erased from memory. History will be rewritten to protect the guilty and prolong the greatest scam of all.
It was Giethner, impeach the SOB
Mr Spitzer,
since you were a former lawyer attached to the hip of AIG's ex CEO Hank Greenberg when lots of fun stuff(a synopsis is at
fUny1.blogspot.com)
and then you turned into the Near do prosecutor of AIG, you of all people have lots of good stuff of what is really going on, so please do tell some more.
Please, sir, can I have some moe' truth if possible?
fUny1.blogspot.com
So strange to see Spitzer and Blodget all kissy kissy huggy huggy.