On Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:50:53 -0600, Canuck57
wrote:

On 20/04/2010 7:19 PM, bpuharic wrote:

Yessirree, boy, you got to hand it to the GOP. after the worst
meltdown in 80 years, and fresh from their meeting with the US chamber
of commerce and wall street CEO's to plan on how they're going to
fight regulation of the financial markets, the GOP is getting TOUGH!!
they're going to

Funny, you would think the GOP runs the government the way you talk..

ever hear of a filibuster? you aren't up on american politics. i'd
stay out of it if i were you; you might get hurt.


investigate the SEC for investigating goldman sachs....

Funny, SEC didn't investigate Obama's buddies at GM, Chrysler, Fannie,
Freddie etc. either.

how many investigations at once? and none of them, except fannie mae,
had an effect on the financial meltdown.

they're feelling sorry for the wall street giant that got billions of
public funds...so they're investigaing the cops:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...l?hpid=topnews

way to go!!

Hopefully a few honest types, GOP or not can get the real poop on all
this corruption debt-bailout BS. But it sure looks like a big
conspiracy to defraud the US taxpayers.

you mean because the GOP is now taking orders from wall street? of
course, they always have. that's why they met behind closed doors with
25 representatives of some of the biggest wall street hedge funds
recently


Perhaps a big trial. Hault them all out. Why stop at Goldman? Bring
in GM, Citi, BoA etc.

Start putting CEO, CFO and executives in jail for life. And not white
collar painted lies and golf tees. How about pounding rocks.

yep. it should be MUCH easier to pierce the corporate veil. the ruling
elite makes it too easy to escape responsibility


oh, and any politicians included in voting for bailouts that have
mysteriously benefited from contributions, hang them for treason.

bailouts were necessary. unfortunately. but we dont have to let it
happen again