Goldman Sachs: Pic of the day

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by ByLoSellHi, Oct 15, 2009.

  1. what a blatant lie. It never had to be bailed out by the US taxpayer. THE GOVERNMENT AND LAWMAKERS DECIDED TO BAIL OUT AIG, I mean how much more can you twist the truth?

     
    #121     Oct 19, 2009
  2. yes, they DID want to bail out AIG. Since when is the administration bound by lobbyists? If you believe you are governed by a mariontte regime then maybe its time for a revolution...


     
    #122     Oct 19, 2009
  3. LOL, I asked for a CREDIBLE source...not some snake oil salesman.

     
    #123     Oct 19, 2009
  4. i still disagree with your points on how the government is run by anyone. What you describe looks a lot worse than anything that can be seen in Russia or Lybia. If this really was not about GS then maybe some of those retards such as Buylowsellhi could rename their threds. No, uninformed as they are, they are happy to jump on the bandwaggon and scream at full throttle because everyone is doing so. Thats the true action of a helpless, pathetic individual who is too lazy and maybe incapable in using his own brain. Thats what gets and keeps me going...


     
    #124     Oct 19, 2009
  5. the1

    the1

    #125     Oct 19, 2009
  6. you gotta be kidding me. Look back 40 or 50 years and tell me people in the fed or the treasury have not sought out the help of former business partners or colleagues. Fact remains that not Paulson nor ANY individual , EVEN the president, had the power to singlehandedly plow billions into dead beat companies such as AIG.

    your little article proves nothing. I strongly recommend you go back and really educate yourself who REALLY bailed out AIG and the like.

     
    #126     Oct 19, 2009
  7. asiaprop, make sure to wipe your chin and nose when you're done.
     
    #127     Oct 19, 2009
  8. the1

    the1

    You're still missing the point. It's the banking system and the bank's power to create money - cascaded from debt - that is at the heart of the problem. The Federal Reserve and the member banks have complete control over the US Government. I could post credible source after credible source and you're still going to argue against it.

     
    #128     Oct 19, 2009
  9. welcome back chief prosecutor

    another rejection from Goldman? Or was it State Street or Bony today?



     
    #129     Oct 19, 2009
  10. buddy, dont shift away from the topic. Nobody talked about how mony is created. We talked about whether GS is a liability to the taxpayer. Suddenly you cant figure out who really authorized payments to AIG?


     
    #130     Oct 19, 2009