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To: benwood who wrote (102380)	3/25/2009 4:55:13 PM
From: LTK007	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

<<But the main difference is... nobody in the back seat thinks they are gonna die! It's really amazing, like they are all drugged.>> A part of their sense of ENTTILEMENT includes a sense on immortality--bottomline these power dogs are LOWLIFE. Only Ayn Rand could love them. i read a discussion on why blokes like Madoff don't flee the country. It included remarks from an FBI agent, he spoke scornfully of these new crooks saying they don't have a clue how to escape, as they think they never will , they are that sure they can get their lawyers or some power person to keep them out of jail(Hell look at Clinton's blatantly shameless presidential pardon of Mark Rich.). Max

To: benwood who wrote (102380)	3/25/2009 5:04:28 PM
From: GST	4 Recommendations Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110194

I think the outrage felt by people all around the world against the Goldman Sachs' of the world is just beginning -- I think there will be violent global rage before this is over. Real, visible rage. Blackwater will be able to make a killing (no pun intended) riding shotgun through the streets of New York as the kingpins of global finance can no longer do so without an armed escort. Don't get me wrong -- I do not mean to condone violence and certainly do not advocate this at all -- but the rage is coming. And it won't be unemployed auto workers -- it will be from a broad cross section of the US and the world -- including the unemployed ex-rank-and-file of the financial industry.