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Investigate Hank Paulson! |
Sep 29 2008, 09:29 PM
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Venter ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 61 Joined: 27-November 07 Member No.: 248 |
Why was it that Lehman Brothers was allowed to go belly up and AIG recieved a bailout to the tune of 75 billion dollars? Glen Greenwald in his excellent blog just revealed that Goldman Sachs, Hank Paulson was CEO of Goldman Sachs just two years ago, would lose 20 billion dolllars if AIG was allowed to fold. Even worse, when Paulson made the decision to bailout AIG, the current CEO of Goldman Sachs, Lloyd Blankfein was present. Add to this, recently Goldman Sachs was reorganized to allow it recieve some of the 700 billion dollar bailout loot that Paulson and his plutocratic bankster buddies were attempting to steal from the American taxpayers. Did Paulson bailout AIG to save his former company Goldman Sachs 20 billion dollars? What exactly was the CEO of Goldman Sachs doing in Paulson's office when the decision to bailout AIG was made? Exactly how much of taxpayer money would Goldman Sachs have been eligible to recieve had the bailout for the billioniare banksters passed? It should also be remembered that Hank Paulson was demanding unlimited discretion in what he could do with the loot he was trying to extract from the sweat and labor of the American kulaks. I wonder how much of that loot he was going to handover to his buddies at Goldman Sachs? Congress needs to launch an investigation into the double dealings of Hank Paulson. At the very least this thieving scumbag should be thrown out of office.
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