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@Missy:

Did you guys miss the Bill O’Reilly video I posted on this topic?

http://www.floppingaces.net/2009/07/14/cap-and-trade-is-another-big-payoff-to-obamas-supporters/

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Ditto,

The reach of these boys is rather pervasive, … some more thoughts on them and impact on other corners of our world….

http://pacificgatepost.blogspot.com/2009/04/ebay-skype-goldman-morals-and.html

The Skype example is just one of an endless list of “abuse because we can.” It is also a sign of the extent of their reach. Ethics? What’s that?

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@ditto:

I saw that, wanted to see the rest of his show, but it was interrupted so went back to my weeds. Thought I could wake up and watch the rerun, but missed that too. People should start paying attention to Beck, somehow, he manages to uncover what the media is trying to hide.

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The Rolling Stone published a VERY interesting article on Goldman Sachs:

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/29127316/the_great_american_bubble_machine

Glen Beck covered it on July 15th and just how questionable they have been in creating the bubble and how “ex” Goldman Sachs execs have managed the bailout to destroy their competitors while helping themselves:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khGZ3a4zTNU

Think about this: Federal Reserve Chairman Henry Paulson used to be CEO of Goldman Sachs. What was the first thing he did? Let competitors Bear Sterns and Lehman Bros fail. But AIG fails the next day and they bail them out. (Goldman Sachs being the biggest pay-out by AIG.) So next, The person placed in charge of the TARP is from Goldman Sachs. Rather than go into all of it here, just watch the video. Very Very interesting.

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O’Reilly must be one of those bottom feeders that we should pay no attention to. He did a segment on Goldman last night. CEO’s 49 billion dollar bonus, 10% profits from cap & tax, the company pays no taxes, employees donated a million to the Obama campaign. A big, evil corporation that should give liberals nightmares, but, it’s their big, evil corporation.

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I don’t have much sympathy for Iceland. As I understand it, when they got in trouble last year they guarenteed all ‘domestic’ deposits but didn’t allow foreign investors including plenty of UK companies/pension funds/individuals to access their own money. Then when the UK intervened they got all upset despite triggering the crisis themselves.

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We can always count on JR to bring down the IQ of a thread .

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Republicans against capitalists who wounda thought we would see that

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jainphx,

I’m sure that all Icelanders, for example, support your sentiment.

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