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2009-10-25 — blogspot.com
"Perhaps what we're really seeing is a business reacting to hidden deterioration of asset bases that are not known by investors and the public due to the legitimation of bogus accounting that happened this last March, but which is known by company executives!."
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tvsterling at 23:53 2009-10-25 said:
Why not just let Citi go down? Their failure is widely factored into the financial world, even expected. It would certainly be more practical & faster than trying to break them up like we did Ma Bell. They would bring out their hi-powered lawyers because they are too stupid to realize that the jig is up. Their greed & arrogance should not go unrewarded & besides it's a good chance at cutting our losses. Our losses as in us 'taxpayers'. Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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