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February 15, 2011 at 8:42 AM #667635February 15, 2011 at 8:45 AM #666494
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Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]I have confidence in him to funnel taxpayer money to the financial industry at every opportunity, to continually misdiagnose the nature of our ongoing financial troubles, and to help lead us blindly into a US sovereign debt crisis.
He appears to be an elf, so depending one whether I’m reading Tolkien or eating Pecan Sandies, I’m confident in either his archery or baking skills.
Other than that, not so much.[/quote]
[quote=Arraya]Giethner will be raking in millions in a few years at some big bank. His diagnoses in maximizing is own personal self-interest, just may turn out to be spot on. Of course, its contingent on the whole shit house not going up in flames[/quote]
I agree with these (except the elf part. LOL).
He’s a tool of big finance. He’s going to cash in at some point and rejoin the big finance guys.
Until then – he’s guaranteeing his spot at the table by making sure that every action the government takes increases profits for the financial industry and the banksters.
February 15, 2011 at 8:45 AM #666557Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]I have confidence in him to funnel taxpayer money to the financial industry at every opportunity, to continually misdiagnose the nature of our ongoing financial troubles, and to help lead us blindly into a US sovereign debt crisis.
He appears to be an elf, so depending one whether I’m reading Tolkien or eating Pecan Sandies, I’m confident in either his archery or baking skills.
Other than that, not so much.[/quote]
[quote=Arraya]Giethner will be raking in millions in a few years at some big bank. His diagnoses in maximizing is own personal self-interest, just may turn out to be spot on. Of course, its contingent on the whole shit house not going up in flames[/quote]
I agree with these (except the elf part. LOL).
He’s a tool of big finance. He’s going to cash in at some point and rejoin the big finance guys.
Until then – he’s guaranteeing his spot at the table by making sure that every action the government takes increases profits for the financial industry and the banksters.
February 15, 2011 at 8:45 AM #667161Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]I have confidence in him to funnel taxpayer money to the financial industry at every opportunity, to continually misdiagnose the nature of our ongoing financial troubles, and to help lead us blindly into a US sovereign debt crisis.
He appears to be an elf, so depending one whether I’m reading Tolkien or eating Pecan Sandies, I’m confident in either his archery or baking skills.
Other than that, not so much.[/quote]
[quote=Arraya]Giethner will be raking in millions in a few years at some big bank. His diagnoses in maximizing is own personal self-interest, just may turn out to be spot on. Of course, its contingent on the whole shit house not going up in flames[/quote]
I agree with these (except the elf part. LOL).
He’s a tool of big finance. He’s going to cash in at some point and rejoin the big finance guys.
Until then – he’s guaranteeing his spot at the table by making sure that every action the government takes increases profits for the financial industry and the banksters.
February 15, 2011 at 8:45 AM #667300Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]I have confidence in him to funnel taxpayer money to the financial industry at every opportunity, to continually misdiagnose the nature of our ongoing financial troubles, and to help lead us blindly into a US sovereign debt crisis.
He appears to be an elf, so depending one whether I’m reading Tolkien or eating Pecan Sandies, I’m confident in either his archery or baking skills.
Other than that, not so much.[/quote]
[quote=Arraya]Giethner will be raking in millions in a few years at some big bank. His diagnoses in maximizing is own personal self-interest, just may turn out to be spot on. Of course, its contingent on the whole shit house not going up in flames[/quote]
I agree with these (except the elf part. LOL).
He’s a tool of big finance. He’s going to cash in at some point and rejoin the big finance guys.
Until then – he’s guaranteeing his spot at the table by making sure that every action the government takes increases profits for the financial industry and the banksters.
February 15, 2011 at 8:45 AM #667640Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]I have confidence in him to funnel taxpayer money to the financial industry at every opportunity, to continually misdiagnose the nature of our ongoing financial troubles, and to help lead us blindly into a US sovereign debt crisis.
He appears to be an elf, so depending one whether I’m reading Tolkien or eating Pecan Sandies, I’m confident in either his archery or baking skills.
Other than that, not so much.[/quote]
[quote=Arraya]Giethner will be raking in millions in a few years at some big bank. His diagnoses in maximizing is own personal self-interest, just may turn out to be spot on. Of course, its contingent on the whole shit house not going up in flames[/quote]
I agree with these (except the elf part. LOL).
He’s a tool of big finance. He’s going to cash in at some point and rejoin the big finance guys.
Until then – he’s guaranteeing his spot at the table by making sure that every action the government takes increases profits for the financial industry and the banksters.
February 15, 2011 at 9:02 AM #666514
CoronitaParticipantThis video sums it up for me….
Remember his visit to China….
February 15, 2011 at 9:02 AM #666577CoronitaParticipantThis video sums it up for me….
Remember his visit to China….
February 15, 2011 at 9:02 AM #667181CoronitaParticipantThis video sums it up for me….
Remember his visit to China….
February 15, 2011 at 9:02 AM #667320CoronitaParticipantThis video sums it up for me….
Remember his visit to China….
February 15, 2011 at 9:02 AM #667660CoronitaParticipantThis video sums it up for me….
Remember his visit to China….
February 15, 2011 at 9:07 AM #666519Anonymous
GuestSo everybody hates Geithner. An easy position to take.
Could be worse. At least he’s not Andrew Mellon.
So let’s look at the situation in the real world, i.e. in the context of the available alternatives (often more useful than than echoing talking points or mocking a person’s appearance.)
So, who would be a better choice?
[Edit: Note that Brian is the only one to “Bring Data” to this thread so far]
February 15, 2011 at 9:07 AM #666582GuestSo everybody hates Geithner. An easy position to take.
Could be worse. At least he’s not Andrew Mellon.
So let’s look at the situation in the real world, i.e. in the context of the available alternatives (often more useful than than echoing talking points or mocking a person’s appearance.)
So, who would be a better choice?
[Edit: Note that Brian is the only one to “Bring Data” to this thread so far]
February 15, 2011 at 9:07 AM #667186GuestSo everybody hates Geithner. An easy position to take.
Could be worse. At least he’s not Andrew Mellon.
So let’s look at the situation in the real world, i.e. in the context of the available alternatives (often more useful than than echoing talking points or mocking a person’s appearance.)
So, who would be a better choice?
[Edit: Note that Brian is the only one to “Bring Data” to this thread so far]
February 15, 2011 at 9:07 AM #667325GuestSo everybody hates Geithner. An easy position to take.
Could be worse. At least he’s not Andrew Mellon.
So let’s look at the situation in the real world, i.e. in the context of the available alternatives (often more useful than than echoing talking points or mocking a person’s appearance.)
So, who would be a better choice?
[Edit: Note that Brian is the only one to “Bring Data” to this thread so far]
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