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From: maceng2	4/29/2010 2:20:42 AM
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Looks like things are beginning to move on the British political front. Message 26496869 Regarding the recent Goldman Sachs hearings some obvious questions surface. Who were the people on the buy side of the "shty deals" and were they using their own money? I don't think so, and it is also very noticeable that few people on SI thought the property market was a screaming buy at the time either, and these guys who bought the crap were supposed professionals. They all seem to have a handy excuse why other peoples money had to poured down the drain. Never mind if GS is guilty or not. There should be one of two outcomes. (a) "they" (looks like RBS executives in particular) are rounded up and thrown in jail for the rest of their lives or (b) "they" are strung up from the nearest lamp post. It's time to point the pointy fingers. This had absolutely nothing to do with the average joe screwing up. The purveyors of the liars loans are the guilty ones as are all those who let the debacle happen. Gordon Brown, Fred Goodwin, Tom McKillop are at the top of the tree of responsibility in the UK. As are the supposed agencies who said the "shty deals" were good to buy. dailymail.co.uk

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