Hera Research is pleased to present a sobering interview with Neil Barofsky, Senior Research Scholar, Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor of Law at the New York University School of Law. From December 2008 until March 2011 Mr. Barofsky served as the Special Inspector General for the $700 billion U.S...
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Ron Hera
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Filed under: collateralized debt obligations, CDOs, mortgage fraud, Neil Barofsky, fraud, crime, waste, TARP, abuse, New York University School of Law, U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, white collar crime, Troubled Asset Relief Program, Bailout, securities fraud
well yes there are no good news. There are currently just bad and worse news. Now it's the spanish banks, another 100 billion. I wonder from where that money comes. And you know the answer. It comes from new debts and this debts have to be beard by the tax payers. Oh yes they won't honestly higher...
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Friedrich Dominicus
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Filed under: corruption, Bailout, deledefs, saving banks, bribe money, "political solutions", road to hell, depletion, worthless money, banks, betrayal, deceiption, the trouble with debts, when comes the end, "experts", bad idea, big lies, bastard, voodo economy, wishful thinking, addiction, abhorrent, times are changing, beyond markets, bankrupt reloaded
well usually the world is neither white nor black. Now it's quite different in current politics. Ok agree the Republican have won. So what? They have also voted for all the diverse Bailout plans, especially the first one which was used to sunk 780 Billion Dollars without any effect and without any...
Ah, well somone would call it "Living in interesting times". I'd rather read it like, going to die. The EU considers now (b)failing out Countries, our first try Greece, next stop (who knows) but it can't took that long till it's Germany. I guess this will be the mother of all failouts...
It's the day before we are supposed to be told whether or not the Federal government will continue to shovel money into the hands of the moribund American automakers, GM and Chrysler. In spite of protestations from the White House that “bankruptcy is an option” there is, and I don't...