Spitzer: Federal Reserve is ‘a Ponzi scheme, an inside job’

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by WallStWhizKid, Nov 16, 2009.

  1. I do hold Spitzer in higher esteem than Larry Craig. :cool:
     
    #11     Nov 16, 2009
  2. I prefer a different type of "prostitution" more commonly known as dating. :cool:
     
    #12     Nov 16, 2009
  3. he who has the Goldman-Sachs


    makes the rules....


    how many ex-GS'ers are involved with this TARP and other welfare to extrememly rich corporations and individuals?


    you can't even walk on the grass, let alone cut the grass on their estates and homes, but,

    but, they take all the corporate welfare they can get....


    hmmm
     
    #13     Nov 16, 2009
  4. Spitzer is a hero. He was taken down by his political enemies because he was on his way to the White House.
    I still don't understand why a guy in his position had to use escort girls when as a governor he could probably pick up more than decent broads without spending $100 000 on them and with less risk to his career. He must have been set up in some way.
     
    #15     Nov 18, 2009
  5. I couldn't care less where Spitzer is dipping his wick; he's 100% right, and I wouldn't be surprised if the boys at Goldman Sachs set him up, either.
     
    #16     Nov 18, 2009
  6. 4EXJOE

    4EXJOE

    You don't pay hookers to come to you.... you pay them to leave quietly.

    And of course he was set-up, by none other than Dick Grasso and Ken Langone.

    But those in glass houses...
     
    #17     Nov 18, 2009
  7. Rod Blagojevich was also taken down because he mouthed off on the unions side against BofA.

    Why does no one mention the complicity of Bush and the Republicans in bringing America to its knees? It's because the media is controlled by the Republican Socialist crooks.



     
    #18     Nov 18, 2009
  8. jjj1000

    jjj1000

    I think spitzer is totally credible as a person; so what, the whores thing is personal life, maybe a mistake, but personal.

    They should investigate the FED and really see what is going on there. Congress should do it. But, if the current "authorities" failed to investigate the biggest, most in-your-face scam ever (that has proof and paper trails a galore, published by rolling stone mag: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/30481512/wall_streets_naked_swindle), then it is because they don't want to find anything out. I am very, very disappointed with this administration investigation of financial crimes/wrongdoing.
     
    #19     Nov 18, 2009
  9. In another 6 mos. practically no one will even remember Spitzer had a downfall. However, the Federal Reserve and its likening to a Ponzi scheme will still be considered.
     
    #20     Nov 18, 2009