"My complaint was your unwarranted and falsely founded lynch-mob style attack on our glorious, venerable, estimable and honorable hero Sir Alan."
That's a good one Maurice. I'm sure your tongue was firmly planted in your cheek when you wrote that. But I absolutely agree that he wasn't alone, and have stated so, and the rest of the mob, from President down including Goldman Sachs are all part of the same scheme. The much revered Sir Alan has at least mumbled some remorse and admitted his errors, for which I give him credit. The rest of the rotten gang are busy now, trying to figure out who they can screw inorder to revive the good times again. Goldman has apparently found the golden goose so to speak, and is now firmly attached to the US treasury like a bloated leach, fatter now than ever before.
You're right, one shouldn't pick on just Sir Alan, but he was convenient, convicted by his own mouth. That he ought not to hang alone, I can agree with, but someone should hang, soon. |
