Fearfully Fascinating Financials: Is the U.S. Financial System Leaving the Building? [View article]
READ EM AND WEEP AND LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY LAY!
In my opinion it is high time that these Wall Street executives and their respective firms are exposed for what THEY, not the "shorts", have done to their companies and American finance by playing it fast and loose with the TRUTH. The truth about how much bad debt they flipped into the domestic and international markets and the truth about how much there executives reaped by reporting false profits tied to this mortgage loan flipping scheme. Flooding the markets with phony paper. The American public should be outraged at how our government regulators, politicians and the Bush administration allowed Wall Street to get away with this international fleecing of investors. It is an international embarrassment that America’s bankers ripped off the world in the new "global economy". But, we must now "let the cards read and the chips fall where they may". We need to turn out these crooks, their companies and their disastrous scheme in order in order to regain trust and return international confidence in the American business and banking practices. Not allow them to continue to hold their cards and pretend they have a winning hand because they don't have the chips to cover the losing hand they hold.
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READ EM AND WEEP AND LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY LAY!
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In my opinion it is high time that these Wall Street executives and their respective firms are exposed for what THEY, not the "shorts", have done to their companies and American finance by playing it fast and loose with the TRUTH. The truth about how much bad debt they flipped into the domestic and international markets and the truth about how much there executives reaped by reporting false profits tied to this mortgage loan flipping scheme. Flooding the markets with phony paper. The American public should be outraged at how our government regulators, politicians and the Bush administration allowed Wall Street to get away with this international fleecing of investors. It is an international embarrassment that America’s bankers ripped off the world in the new "global economy". But, we must now "let the cards read and the chips fall where they may". We need to turn out these crooks, their companies and their disastrous scheme in order in order to regain trust and return international confidence in the American business and banking practices. Not allow them to continue to hold their cards and pretend they have a winning hand because they don't have the chips to cover the losing hand they hold.