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February 4, 2009 at 2:52 PM #14975February 4, 2009 at 3:07 PM #340822
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ParticipantWell, at least Congress had time to focus on the critical things facing our failing economy in these dire times like the vote to delay the digital television switch by 4 another months.
February 4, 2009 at 3:07 PM #341372ParticipantWell, at least Congress had time to focus on the critical things facing our failing economy in these dire times like the vote to delay the digital television switch by 4 another months.
February 4, 2009 at 3:07 PM #341146ParticipantWell, at least Congress had time to focus on the critical things facing our failing economy in these dire times like the vote to delay the digital television switch by 4 another months.
February 4, 2009 at 3:07 PM #341277ParticipantWell, at least Congress had time to focus on the critical things facing our failing economy in these dire times like the vote to delay the digital television switch by 4 another months.
February 4, 2009 at 3:07 PM #341250ParticipantWell, at least Congress had time to focus on the critical things facing our failing economy in these dire times like the vote to delay the digital television switch by 4 another months.
February 4, 2009 at 3:10 PM #340832Arraya
ParticipantBernie is an insider of insiders on wall street. This thing is goes deep. Actually, the judge on his case was just arrested from smacking his wife around.
Evidence suggests that Bernard Madoff, the “prominent” Wall Street operator and former chairman of the NASDAQ stock market, had ties to the Russian Mafia, Moscow-based oligarchs, and the Genovese organized crime family.
And, as reported by Deep Capture and Reuters, Madoff did not just orchestrate a $50 billion Ponzi scheme. He was also the principal architect of SEC rules that made it easier for “naked” short sellers to manufacture phantom stock and destroy public companies – a factor in the near total collapse of the American financial system.
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I don’t know why, but this seems like a good time to tell you a little about my personal history. Along the way, I’ll mention a murder, two suicides (or “suicides”), a punch in the face, a generous bribe, three Armani suits in bar, and a “prominent” billionaire who might know something about a death threat and a Russian matryoshka doll.
February 4, 2009 at 3:10 PM #341382ParticipantBernie is an insider of insiders on wall street. This thing is goes deep. Actually, the judge on his case was just arrested from smacking his wife around.
Evidence suggests that Bernard Madoff, the “prominent” Wall Street operator and former chairman of the NASDAQ stock market, had ties to the Russian Mafia, Moscow-based oligarchs, and the Genovese organized crime family.
And, as reported by Deep Capture and Reuters, Madoff did not just orchestrate a $50 billion Ponzi scheme. He was also the principal architect of SEC rules that made it easier for “naked” short sellers to manufacture phantom stock and destroy public companies – a factor in the near total collapse of the American financial system.
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I don’t know why, but this seems like a good time to tell you a little about my personal history. Along the way, I’ll mention a murder, two suicides (or “suicides”), a punch in the face, a generous bribe, three Armani suits in bar, and a “prominent” billionaire who might know something about a death threat and a Russian matryoshka doll.
February 4, 2009 at 3:10 PM #341156ParticipantBernie is an insider of insiders on wall street. This thing is goes deep. Actually, the judge on his case was just arrested from smacking his wife around.
Evidence suggests that Bernard Madoff, the “prominent” Wall Street operator and former chairman of the NASDAQ stock market, had ties to the Russian Mafia, Moscow-based oligarchs, and the Genovese organized crime family.
And, as reported by Deep Capture and Reuters, Madoff did not just orchestrate a $50 billion Ponzi scheme. He was also the principal architect of SEC rules that made it easier for “naked” short sellers to manufacture phantom stock and destroy public companies – a factor in the near total collapse of the American financial system.
* * * * * * * *
I don’t know why, but this seems like a good time to tell you a little about my personal history. Along the way, I’ll mention a murder, two suicides (or “suicides”), a punch in the face, a generous bribe, three Armani suits in bar, and a “prominent” billionaire who might know something about a death threat and a Russian matryoshka doll.
February 4, 2009 at 3:10 PM #341287ParticipantBernie is an insider of insiders on wall street. This thing is goes deep. Actually, the judge on his case was just arrested from smacking his wife around.
Evidence suggests that Bernard Madoff, the “prominent” Wall Street operator and former chairman of the NASDAQ stock market, had ties to the Russian Mafia, Moscow-based oligarchs, and the Genovese organized crime family.
And, as reported by Deep Capture and Reuters, Madoff did not just orchestrate a $50 billion Ponzi scheme. He was also the principal architect of SEC rules that made it easier for “naked” short sellers to manufacture phantom stock and destroy public companies – a factor in the near total collapse of the American financial system.
* * * * * * * *
I don’t know why, but this seems like a good time to tell you a little about my personal history. Along the way, I’ll mention a murder, two suicides (or “suicides”), a punch in the face, a generous bribe, three Armani suits in bar, and a “prominent” billionaire who might know something about a death threat and a Russian matryoshka doll.
February 4, 2009 at 3:10 PM #341259ParticipantBernie is an insider of insiders on wall street. This thing is goes deep. Actually, the judge on his case was just arrested from smacking his wife around.
Evidence suggests that Bernard Madoff, the “prominent” Wall Street operator and former chairman of the NASDAQ stock market, had ties to the Russian Mafia, Moscow-based oligarchs, and the Genovese organized crime family.
And, as reported by Deep Capture and Reuters, Madoff did not just orchestrate a $50 billion Ponzi scheme. He was also the principal architect of SEC rules that made it easier for “naked” short sellers to manufacture phantom stock and destroy public companies – a factor in the near total collapse of the American financial system.
* * * * * * * *
I don’t know why, but this seems like a good time to tell you a little about my personal history. Along the way, I’ll mention a murder, two suicides (or “suicides”), a punch in the face, a generous bribe, three Armani suits in bar, and a “prominent” billionaire who might know something about a death threat and a Russian matryoshka doll.
February 4, 2009 at 4:38 PM #341297jficquette
ParticipantArraya,
If I remember correctly what precipated this was $7Billion in redemptions that hit all at once.
My guess is it was the Russian Mafia prompted by huge loses in the Oil Markets that created the redemption problem.
Also, fwiw, I am friends with the guy that helps run that Deep Capture site. He is an investigator. An older guy in his late 60’s. He has been telling me stuff that came out today for 2 years. Not Madoff but the corruption in the SEC. It goes all the way back to Arthur Levitt.
My friend said the world will be “aghast” at who all is arrested over this.
We’ll see.
John
February 4, 2009 at 4:38 PM #341392ParticipantArraya,
If I remember correctly what precipated this was $7Billion in redemptions that hit all at once.
My guess is it was the Russian Mafia prompted by huge loses in the Oil Markets that created the redemption problem.
Also, fwiw, I am friends with the guy that helps run that Deep Capture site. He is an investigator. An older guy in his late 60’s. He has been telling me stuff that came out today for 2 years. Not Madoff but the corruption in the SEC. It goes all the way back to Arthur Levitt.
My friend said the world will be “aghast” at who all is arrested over this.
We’ll see.
John
February 4, 2009 at 4:38 PM #341270ParticipantArraya,
If I remember correctly what precipated this was $7Billion in redemptions that hit all at once.
My guess is it was the Russian Mafia prompted by huge loses in the Oil Markets that created the redemption problem.
Also, fwiw, I am friends with the guy that helps run that Deep Capture site. He is an investigator. An older guy in his late 60’s. He has been telling me stuff that came out today for 2 years. Not Madoff but the corruption in the SEC. It goes all the way back to Arthur Levitt.
My friend said the world will be “aghast” at who all is arrested over this.
We’ll see.
John
February 4, 2009 at 4:38 PM #340842ParticipantArraya,
If I remember correctly what precipated this was $7Billion in redemptions that hit all at once.
My guess is it was the Russian Mafia prompted by huge loses in the Oil Markets that created the redemption problem.
Also, fwiw, I am friends with the guy that helps run that Deep Capture site. He is an investigator. An older guy in his late 60’s. He has been telling me stuff that came out today for 2 years. Not Madoff but the corruption in the SEC. It goes all the way back to Arthur Levitt.
My friend said the world will be “aghast” at who all is arrested over this.
We’ll see.
John
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