For all the anger and vitriol directed at Wall Street, finance and financiers, things haven’t gotten to the point where violence is more than a passing concern. Not so, we fear, elsewhere in the world.
A Greek militant group threatened in a statement published Thursday to continue its bombing campaign, saying recent attacks against Citibank were in response to the international financial crisis.
The Pontiki weekly newspaper published a statement from the Revolutionary Struggle group, which claimed responsibility for a failed car-bomb attack Feb. 18 on Citibank offices in Athens and a bomb attack Monday on a suburban Citibank branch that caused damage but no injuries.
Bad news: Citi a target of terrorist organizations because of complicity in financial crisis.
Good news: Terrorist organization can’t seem to bat more than .200 against southpaw Vikram Pandit.
Greek terror group: Citibank attacked over crisis [Yahoo Finance]
crazy greeks!
I’m Vikram Pandit. What’s a spitball?
Hopa!
Since Citi is more or less run by the US government these days, doesn’t this constitute an attack on a US Government installation abroad?
You’re either with us or against us. What say the Greeks?
THIS. IS. CITIIIIIIIII!!!!!!
you guys read too much in that… Threats against US firms in Greece are more common than salsa in baja fresh
the first rule of fight club, is you don’t talk about fight club.
back to Yahoo Finance… EPizzle??? mine eyes…