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Well then, he'll be downright cranky when Goldman gets broken into pieces and the show trials start, won't he? And of course he's reading the papers.
Scarface. A morality tale about power, crime, and wealth. Con Air. So they can start working on how to escape once in custody. Harry Potter. Because they're going to need all the magic spells and potions they can get.
Right. Like that'll help. Just walk into bathroom and text the info (with or without clever code words.) Or wait until after work and meet them at a bar. But I am cheered to hear of screaming hysterical panic among the former Masters of the Universe. I'm guessing that honest hedge funds aren't doing this. Why? Because they don't need to. It seems to be a truism of business that weasels attract weasels (and honest firms attract honest people)
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day
Rules are for the "little people" said Leona Helmsly before going to prison.
Rule #1. Never believe anything a con man says.
If he really was laundering drug money, then his life in prison will be considerably more in danger than outside.
Oh gosh, and no one at TheStreet.com had a clue that LD was shucking and jiving, eh?
Gordon Brown is wildly unpopular, Obama enjoys high ratings. And his Administration isn't seen as corrupt and / or incompetent. The far right BNP will probably do rather well in the elections. This should be a matter of concern to all unless you would rejoice in seeing, say, David Duke's party gain serious political power and seats in Congress.
Our world has become so weird that I've no idea if you're joking about the chewing tobacco or not. I mean, last week Boston Latin, an elite prep school, issued a statement saying saying there were no vampires on their campus. Seriously. Satire is becoming increasingly hard to do.
"Babylon burning And they got no water Fire, fire And they got no water" -- old Reggae song
Why anyone believed a word this charlatan said is beyond me.
Get with it, grandpa. Major corporations are using Twitter to do tech support and monitor how their products are doing. Some uber-geeks now use Twitter Search instead of Google because it's more timely and more accurate. Ask your 15 yo granddaughter to teach you how to get off AOL and your dialup account so you can start Twittering. Heh. :-)
de Borchgrave in Washington Times has more http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jan/27/ignorance-is-not-bliss/ "A Greek-American friend of Mr. Markopoulos, now in Switzerland, wrote in his blog, "He nailed Madoff, listing the back-door marketing and financing schemes as if he were an insider. But the SEC did not respond. Powerful political voices ordered the SEC not to proceed. I am not naming names because libel laws mostly favor the criminal in Europe, and their names will never get past libel lawyers. The largest investors were not Jewish charities as was reported by New York newspapers, but French, Spanish and Swiss private banks." "
>Some rich guy with mob connections is going to put out a contract on his life. Maybe he IS a rich guy with mob connections. He didn't do it alone.
I'm guessing that they and anyone else with the last name of Madoff in the NYC area will need (and probably already have) full time round the clock bodyguards.
Well, it's just like it was with Bear, isn't it. The stock tanks hard then mysterious sources say a buyer might emerge the rumors prove false.
Russia said their cease fire will allow them to keep shooting at whoever, so it seems a dicey cease fire at best. Expect unsettled conditions for quite a while.
A long time observer of the Larouchies once told me - don't try to understand them, it'll just make your brain hurt.