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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (93655)8/18/2012 1:23:33 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu  Read Replies (2) of 218333
 
How true - quote

" In my view, Corzine should have been in jail *before* he became governor, but alas, he wasn’t. He is responsible for mismanaging funds that belonged to normal people, including farmers, and I think the Justice Department of Mitt Romney should pursue a civil case against him.

Wall Street is broken. No one has confidence in markets any more, and as Francis Cianfrocca (sp?) put it, equities are financial instruments that have had all the value squeezed out of them. Private equity and VC is the only place anyone makes any money any more, and Wall Street is reduced to bleating about QE3 and whining about the effect cutting government spending will have on GDP.

Corzine should be in jail. Period. And if we were honest with ourselves, there should be buses going from Manhattan to federal penitentaries all over this country, stopping to pick up people who owned certain banks – like Maxine Waters’ husband.

OWS almost had this part right, if they had been able to suppress the Communism, anarchy, violence and drug use, this theme might have resonated. Obama had the power to pursue people like Corzine, and he didn’t. That should be the issue."

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