More and more layers continue to be
peeled back, exposing central planning and banking for what it is: an
internationally rigged game with only the little guy as loser.
This week we learned John Corzine and his ilk WILL NOT
be charged for losing $1.6 billion in customer funds, some of which
they transferred into company accounts to stave off collapse.
Their criminal moves didn't stave it off, of course...
MF Global went the way of Lehman last fall in the eighth largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
Remember, Corzine was the governor of New
Jersey and also the CEO of Goldman Sachs (where he was succeeded by ol'
Hank Paulson). On top of this, he was a United States senator.
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