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8 Comments
Stormsingersays...Of course they don't sell to the public. We haven't contributed enough
bribescampaign donations to get their attention.
GeeSussFreeKsays...So this is the fed audit?
bmacs27says...>> ^Stormsinger:
Of course they don't sell to the public. We haven't contributed enough
bribescampaign donations to get their attention.Honestly, I think we're way beyond that. If Citi failed, the chaos that would ensue is already risk on the public balance sheet. It's called systematic risk.
Now I do appreciate that Grayson is trying to follow the money. I think it ought to be public information what lies on public balance sheets.
>> ^GeeSussFreeK:
So this is the fed audit?
More like a share holders conference I guess...
CaveBearsays...I'm liking Greyson more and more each day.
Nithernsays...Per Mr. Greyson's words. That Citigroup gains 100% of profit if toxic assets sell well, but us US citizens get 90% debt, if those assets fail. Where can I get a deal like THAT for my student loans? Or my House? Or my car? Or me?!?!?!?!?
demon_ixsays...^ I believe the current requirement is that your financial collapse will inevitably lead to a greatly diminished campaign contribution volume for a majority of the members of the US house of representatives.
NetRunnersays...*news
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (News) - requested by NetRunner.
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