Goldman Sachs Now Pulling Its Own Enron

[Indy]

Who can keep track, because your story keeps changing? Now it's that it's NOT fraud, because forgery isn't fraud oh but wait this wasn't forgery (yeah, it was) so that makes it a "civil" case.

The ending is always the same: the people who did this are the actual victims here.

LOL keep the clownin comin.

[Charai]

[Indy]

So once again you're just back to your tactic of simply denying everything.

This wasn't fraud.

This wasn't forgery.

They didn't do anything wrong.

There's nothing wrong with their aluminum scheme.

There's nothing wrong with their energy scheme.

Why, they're victims. But of course.

In fact, earlier you said the meltdown was something forced upon the banks by the citizens, which has to be the Holy-Shit-Are-You-Amanda-Bynes? statement of the decade. You also helpfully informed us that it wasn't the investment banks that was the problem, it was... hedge funds, a sentiment shared by Absolutely Nobody Who Has Any Idea WTF They're Talking About. You also exonerated the ratings agencies for their duplicity and wailed like an Iraqi woman that HSBC had to pay a (meaningless) fine because after all, all they did was launder money for Mexican drug cartels, terrorist organizations and Iran.

Of course, when confronted with the question about what would happen to a private citizen caught laundering drug money or for terrorists or Iran, you predictably ran away. Again.

Should we stay tuned next for when you tell us that water isn't wet? I guess it just depends on what your definition of "is" is...



These are simply civil cases where the DOJ has no jurisdiction.

I see you're a graduate from the Lanny Breuer School of Prosecutorial Impotence. Impressive.

[Charai]

[Indy]

LOL just priceless. Keep it up.

I love even more the fact that you have no f***ing clue what that last sentence meant.

So tell us, how many cases has the DOJ brought against any of the TBTF banks (um, that would be who Lanny Breuer is, bro)?

[Charai]

[Indy]

Let me rephrase--how many indictments have occurred? How many leaders of these institutions have gone to trial?

Protip: "settlements" don't count.

[Charai]

[Indy]

[Charai]

Yea, I didn't read the article. I'm not sure why you feel the need to critique it. You sarcastically asked how many lawsuits have been brought against big banks.I simply googled lawsuits against big banks and that was the second link.

It's not intended to prove anything other than the DOJ and SEC have filed suit against Bank of America and Wells Fargo. Again, an easy 5 second way to prove the goverment does in fact file suit against big banks.

Again, im begging you, take your medication. You should probably tell your children that you need a homecare provider as well, I'm scared of you being left alone for more than 5 minutes.