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Wall Streets Bailout Hustle


Kip Powick

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Couldn;t make it past one of the first paragraphs

"..The bank had already set aside a tidy $16.2 billion for salaries and bonuses — meaning that Goldman employees were each set to take home an average of $498,246, a number roughly commensurate with what they received during the bubble years...."

Let me know how it turns out.

On another justice note,

Mr Geoffrey Skilling (ex Enron) has a Supreme Court hearing coming soon to see about a new trial, based on the argument that he didn't get a fair trial - they had to excuse to too many potential houston jurors because of local biases against Mr Skilling.

Hmmmm? Seems to me that if you're entitled to a jury of your peers, then doesn't that mean that your peers are then entitled to a case against you? Isn't that what justice is all about? Is it their fault you robbed them?

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