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Friday, March 27, 2009
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  • While lawmakers press for answers about what happened and is happening at AIG (AIG), WSJ discovers the government's had a paid mole there for the past four years.
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    Link is wrong.
    2009 Mar 27 01:19 PM Reply
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    Yes, it is.
    2009 Mar 27 01:27 PM Reply
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    Good on the government! Seriously, I couldn't care less about the lenders or the stupid people who took on overwhelming risk/debt. To be honest I am curious how all this plays out because I want to know how it effects the various facets of society in general. Unfortunately, our species probably still isn't smart enough to really be proactive enough to take the big leaps and bounds I think we need. That could just be because we are all quite different at an individual level, though.
    2009 Mar 27 01:27 PM Reply
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    possibly this link?

    online.wsj.com/article...
    2009 Mar 27 01:31 PM Reply
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    online.wsj.com/article...
    2009 Mar 27 01:31 PM Reply
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    online.wsj.com/article...
    2009 Mar 27 01:32 PM Reply
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    That didn't work at all, but the point is, I found the link. Sorry for the posts with nothing in them.
    2009 Mar 27 01:33 PM Reply
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    ETFtrader got it right!! Thanks!
    2009 Mar 27 01:34 PM Reply
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    Well, golly gee, that 20 million did the government a whole lot of good keepin' em out of the tar patch didn't it! I think they should try to get their 20 million returned to them, plus a salary refund on all the people who got the report from this "mole" and did nothing about it. They then can use that to pay for the bonuses of the people who worked for $1 a year and thought they would get paid in March, only Mr. Liddy was too much of a coward to go to bat for them in the face of an angry lynch mob of ill-informed American taxpayers, stirred up by the MSM's shamelessly financially illiterate rabble-rousing reporting on the bonus system, while Goldman and Deutch bank and others carted off billions, paid in full by the US taxpayer for settling CDS's at 100 cents on the dollar when Lehman settled for 25 cents on the dollar. Ho, Ho, HO! Christmas came early this year!
    2009 Mar 27 02:12 PM Reply
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    Nick, I didn't think about that angle, but it should be an obvious one. Thanks.
    2009 Mar 27 02:18 PM Reply
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