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To: Asymmetric who wrote (212464)7/25/2009 12:34:09 PM
From: John ChenRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 306849
 
" Citi in $100 Million Pay Clash "

There was never a catastrophe as presented by the FED/gov/WS.

There was a real catastrophe, which the FED/gov/WS won't want
the public to know, understandably.

The real catastrophe is:

"network of looting", a very well organized, designed web of
schemes that the current gov. cannot handle for:

"ONE REASON",

or

"ANTHOER".

This is a natural process how 'living things' progress.

Pain can be lessen but not eliminated, cure is resurrect.

That's why there was HOPE for CHANGE, naively.

The symptons can be spotted everywhere, daily. When the
cure is presented with 'pain killer', you know there is no
CHANGE or HOPE.

AWESOME.



To: Asymmetric who wrote (212464)7/25/2009 12:47:15 PM
From: Smiling BobRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 306849
 
Does the guy wear coveralls to work to make it look good?
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The trader, Andrew J. Hall, heads Citigroup's energy-trading unit, Phibro LLC -- a secretive operation, run from the site of a former Connecticut dairy farm, that occasionally accounts for a disproportionate chunk of Citigroup income