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Max Keiser hates hates hates Goldman Sachs

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Goldman_Sachs125x100.jpgIt would be hard to actually measure the amount of contempt financial analyst Max Keiser has for Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE:GS), but the video below gives one a pretty good idea.

In between referring to the investment bank as "scum" and "abominable" in this interview, Keiser ran down a laundry list of the Wall Street bank's sins including:

  • taking over the U.S. government including the Federal Reserve and Treasury
  • causing the financial crisis
  • front-running every trade on the NYSE
  • stealing $100 million a day 
  • forcing Congress to pay the $800 billion TARP
  • other crimes against humanity
Needless to say, he has some recommendations for what the SEC or Justice Department should do with Goldman Sachs and its evil bankers.

"They should be in the Hague, they should be taken on financial terrorism charges," rants Keiser. "They should all be thrown in jail."

Much to his chagrin, that won't be happening though. After all, Keiser already told us that Goldman is secretly running the Federal government. - George White


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From: Mitchele X. Vigil,

How typical of a Prof. (HEC)Wrong on so many counts, business as usual.

Factually, GS did in fact sell off subprime into the marketplace.

Factually, GS did in fact make money from the securitization process.

Factually, GS did get cashed-out by the Feds dollar for dollar on trades that went wrong.

Where do I sign up as an investor for 100% bailout of bad positions?

mxvigil@aol.com Sic Semper Tyrannous!


From: Aha,

Goldman Sachs orchestrated this financial crisis, it was their
economic 9/11 attacking the US & world markets, they're colonizers and
have been responsible for every economic crash going further back than
the great depression, the surrender of the US federal reserve system
and for that they should be tried for treason, found guilty and hung
in a public square.

They control the financial media, Cramer is their cheerleader chimp,
Larry Kudlow a closeted Michael Jackson predator alcoholic who's
fixated on Goldie Locks and with a revolving door between the SEC, the
fed and government have become the world greatest criminals the
Hitlers of momentary theft.

Wait a minute my apologies to Hitler because when you think about who
causes war its starts with international banking and their attacks/
destruction of a governments fiat currency system. So in effect
Goldman has had a decisive hand in every major war of the last 100
years that's collectively responsible for more deaths and destruction
than Hitler ever accomplished. Just ask Goldman prodigal son Alan "I
advised Bush to invade Iraq" Greenspan.

Aha


From: Aha,

>Aha, I agree with you on many points though I >don't know if Goldman
>Sachs has always been the lead player in shaping >economic policy.
>There have always been people who have managed >to take advantage and
>shape our economic policy. JP Morgan, IMF, etc; >the name changes, but
>the basic principle is the same: position >yourself in a profitable
>venture and take full advantage.

It goes well beyond profit making and more along the lines of maintaining the status quo through anti free market monopolies.
Stating that Goldman Sachs enterprises is just unbridled capitalism is like saying that the Sicilian Mafia were just good business men while
arguing that Adolf Hitlers efficient running government was just good statesmanship. Both statements are true but they fail to describe
that extra step they take to accomplish their goals.

Even the moron George W. Bush understands that its easier to run a dictatorship.

Case in point Bush appeared to have failed at everything when in fact he actually succeeded to accomplish on every single agendia his family
cabal set out to do, war without end, spending without end, a weaken middle class and record breaking profits for the privatization of our
military all this while Rome burned for the common person.

>Unless you've gone to school with the leaders >of tomorrow, you cannot
>appreciate the attitude an elite and competitive >breeds. Many of my
>colleagues got to Yale through ruthless ambition >as well as hard work;
>others were legacies.

The Ivy leagues you mention are training camps for the Austrian school of economics a dysfunction policy propagandized by the Milton Friedman monetary theory. An elite minority that maintains its dominance by lies, disinformation and subterfuge.

People are breed into these Ivy league institutions, others recruited and brainwashed by the CIA's School of The Americas who populate or news media pretending to be left wing and right wing commentators infiltrating our public life while still others would gladly sell their souls for a piece of the fascist nightmare like a vision from the film They Live.

Families like the Rothschilds' who's endowments cultivate this ignorance by overpaying bright but young life experience deprived witless drones into believing that they're the masters of the
universe. Its why Kings took intellectuals and either killed them or institutionalized them for their own benefit and protection.

I've known these people, in the real world of capitalism most would be chewed up and spit out like the over-privileged one generation away
from becoming the next Paris Hilton white trash tempting evolutions fate.

Not that I don't get your point, they work hard for their money, so who doesn't?

Aha


From: Aha,

>What's absurd is the notion that if GS is doing >well, the country is getting better.

Its a retread from the Reagan years of trickle down economics.

>To be frank, I have no clue what George Bush's agenda was.

You don't? Yet you've spent time at an Ivy League!

>He seems like a good enough person, but I saw >him stick to his Texan politics
>upbringing.

A good person?

Tell that to the people, Americans included, tortured in Gitmo.
Or Valarie Plame outed CIA intelligence agent.
Or the grieving family members of Hurricane Catrina.
Tell that to the family members who survived 9/11 and are active in the 9/11 truth movement.
Or the collateral dead in Iraq.

No doubt he's a good chap for investors in the Carlyle Group, Halibuton, KBR, Blackwater and the country of Dubai.

No doubt that Henry Lee Lucas thinks Bush a good enough person.

the one-eyed drifter once considered among the nation's most prolific serial killers ever, was spared from the death chamber today after Gov. George W. Bush commuted his sentence.

Not so for Karla Faye Tucker.

She was the first woman to be executed in the United States since 1984. Bush refused to commute her sentence despite her widely-publicized conversion to Christianity.

Bush gloated about his Texas record breaking death penalty, Bush ~a good enough person~ who ridiculed death row inmate Karla Faye Tucker,
whining in mock exaggeration during a recorded interview that Tucker begged, ''Please don't kill me.''

And let's not forget the mental deficient child he had executed while Governor.

The only thing I can credit Bush for is the fact that he's a Special Olympics Sperm Competition Winner, that said King George proves that
Ignorance in the hands of the powerful is pure evil on meth.

Which brings us back to the Goldman Sachs, Bernie Madoff and Michael Milken's of the world they're not competing in the market place they own it and its a casino with one BIG distinction, all the tables are rigged. These are known established crime families running wall street.

The only predictable way to make money is by second guessing which way they'll twist the results in favor of making themselves more money.
Like last year when Goldman said Oil was going to $150, it did, and proclaimed a $200 price target. The Big Lie, supported by a media that repeated
the mantra global demand of oil was driving prices up when in fact demand was off before the end of 2007.

Market manipulation is both Wall Streets and the Bush administrations crowning legacy, taking a country into a needless war so that they could strip mine the US economy of its will, its riches and its democratic process by screaming nightly into our living rooms that Terrorist are trying to kill us all.

Bush..."a good enough person"..good for what?

Aha


From: Aha,

Just a continuation of the consolidation of power that started with Ronald Reagan, fully implemented by Bush Sr./Clinton by the takeover
of media. 9/11 the excuse to finish the theft of all branches of Government.

Obama is just a stand in, the Good Cop, until the world monetary system is redrawn.

Be warned your money is as worthless as stocks, not worth renting the space to store it, its just a trade to keep ahead of the drain its having on your once real assets.

Aha


From: Aha,

>I don't think I'm wrong on this. It is an ugly >system, but it could be worse.

Yes it could be worse and it will be worse.

From the assassination of JFK, MLK, and X on through the installation of the Bush Run CIA fist puppeteer of the Ronald the clown Reagan Barracks blow-back Falklands farce on through Bush Sr. needless attack of Panama & Iraq I, the impeachment trials followed by the destruction
of the democratic process 2000 Supreme Court selection of the most corrupted administration in the history of the world leading to the
doctrine of preemptive war, 9/11, the second great depression and all the while The Federal Reserve enriche$ ***Goldman Sachs*** the architect of our economic collapse.

Bet you won't find Goldman cronies flashing their business cards at social occasions.

Biggest scandal of all: our "government of the people, by the people, and for the people" makes no serious attempt to impeach the most corrupt administration in American history. The SEC is worse than a Mexican border patrol cop.

It could be worse, worse than what?

Aha


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