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Sat Jun-27-09 08:19 AM
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| 38. This is an inside job |
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Edited on Sat Jun-27-09 08:22 AM by soryang
But it goes much further than GS. MK oversimplifies it but such is the nature of media. Mortgage backed securities are fraudulent by their very nature. So are CDOs. But they were sold to compensate for the huge amount of balance of payments deficit capital making its way overseas per the globalist free trade dogma to arbitrage labor and get rid of American labor standards. US industry/capital was exported to the cheapest labor markets. Something had to be done to repatriate that capital or face economic collapse much earlier at home. Such events expose the true nature of so called "free trade" as so much bs. Since we had no capital industry left at home, and unemployment was raising its ugly head, building real estate assets was sought as the remedy and then selling the debt instruments overseas. The average mortgage instrument which is a secured instrument is too small and cumbersome to sell on the scale needed. MBSs and CDOs lost their secured status when aggregated in massive tranches as financial instruments. Since they were no longer backed by mortgages when aggreg ated nor UCC instruments for other CDos, the credit default swap contract was invented to circumvent insurance regulations to "back" the instruments fraudulently labelled as securities. The credit default contracts were meant to instill confidence in the fraudulent CDOs and MBSs for foreign investors.
This scheme was dreamed up by the top financial families in America. Those families that have been ruling America since the industrial revolution. We all know the names. The institutions involved include AIC, AIG and CITI, and Merril, and GS and MS and whatever other investment banks and insurance institutions were induced to participate in this scheme. Foreign investment banks are also involved. The scheme began to collapse when the real estate market started to fail. Foreign institutions demanded payment on their MBSs. Those holding the credit default swaps were immediately revealed to be bankrupt and without reserves, an insurance law violation. Credit froze almost instantly on world markets. The ruling US elites immediately had Paulson arrange for FIDC protection for investment banks and had Treasury guarantee payment of fraudulent credit default swap derivatives and the underlying fraudulent mortgage backed securities and collaterallized debt obligations.
Insiders like GS and MS realized additiional huge profits by speculating in CDS derivative markets when they didn't even hold the insurable interest in the underlying securities. Geithner's function is a huge cover up of the underlying RICO conspiracy (say concerning AIG, and GS and MS). No audits by Congress, no grand juries, no justice investigations, etc.
The circle is complete by transfering all regulatory functions to a private body with no transparency the FED. This is a coup d'etat. The Treasury of the United States is now operated for the benefit of small number of finance capitalists. No reinstatement of Glass Steagal; no elimination or restrictions on the fraudulent derivative/credit default swap markets and above all no prosecutions of the principals.
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| -On the Edge with Max Keiser; "Goldman Sachs' crash of markets last year was a false flag operation" |
maxkeiser |
Jun-26-09 01:17 PM |
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kick |
RaleighNCDUer |
Jun-26-09 01:18 PM |
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So Max, Ol Boy, here's a quesstion - |
truedelphi |
Jun-26-09 01:31 PM |
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what to do about it |
maxkeiser |
Jun-26-09 01:46 PM |
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Then bankers would move to speculate with gold bullion... |
liberation |
Jun-26-09 02:00 PM |
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follow up |
maxkeiser |
Jun-26-09 02:25 PM |
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My husband is sitting here telling me to get cracking on this |
truedelphi |
Jun-26-09 02:51 PM |
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accountability |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 12:19 PM |
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too much interest? |
WannaJumpMyScooter |
Jun-26-09 03:53 PM |
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HONESTLY |
dotymed |
Jun-26-09 11:34 PM |
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carrying a knife to a gun fight |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 12:24 PM |
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YOU MAY BE RIGHT |
dotymed |
Jun-27-09 02:07 PM |
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Nine months ago you could hardly find physical gold. |
Dr.Phool |
Jun-27-09 02:28 PM |
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I don't believe Max is right. |
tabatha |
Jun-26-09 02:07 PM |
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foreclosures... |
maxkeiser |
Jun-26-09 02:38 PM |
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kick for "controlled demolition" reference heh heh heh |
yodermon |
Jun-26-09 02:43 PM |
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Yeah I heard that too, and had myself a little chuckle. n/t |
JohnyCanuck |
Jun-26-09 10:38 PM |
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I think your on the money Max! |
go west young man |
Jun-26-09 02:48 PM |
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thanks for speaking the truth. It is too bad that so |
bbgrunt |
Jun-26-09 02:49 PM |
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This guy is good! |
LiberalLovinLug |
Jun-26-09 03:51 PM |
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Get rid of Melissa Francis, too. |
burning rain |
Jun-26-09 09:09 PM |
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I've been against the Fed since |
timtom |
Jun-26-09 04:20 PM |
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it's easy |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 12:25 PM |
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Thank you, sir! |
timtom |
Jun-27-09 02:28 PM |
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This of course is all true...but here in the choir we have been |
ooglymoogly |
Jun-26-09 04:27 PM |
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KR nt |
ooglymoogly |
Jun-26-09 04:28 PM |
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we. are. so. screwed. |
TheUnspeakable |
Jun-26-09 04:36 PM |
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kick |
FiveGoodMen |
Jun-26-09 06:41 PM |
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Vanity Fair, Atlantic Monthly both agree: Coup d'etat controlled collapse |
troubledamerican |
Jun-26-09 09:28 PM |
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Thank you for posting these links. n/t |
truedelphi |
Jun-27-09 01:00 PM |
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Real Anger |
Mark D. |
Jun-27-09 12:12 AM |
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how about max teams up with michael moore for a film on the economy? nt |
tomp |
Jun-27-09 09:26 AM |
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This was recently posted on Firedoglake |
Oilwellian |
Jun-27-09 01:08 AM |
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Just Imagine This |
Mark D. |
Jun-27-09 01:47 AM |
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Mark D |
pjt7 |
Jun-27-09 03:35 AM |
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I'm A Fan Too |
Mark D. |
Jun-27-09 01:56 PM |
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Good response, Mark D. I'm with you on it. |
bertman |
Jun-27-09 02:16 PM |
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K & R to Max & Stacy & Mark D. |
troubledamerican |
Jun-28-09 01:20 AM |
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Goldman Sachs execs need to die |
sasquatch |
Jun-27-09 01:15 AM |
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I always saw it as Bush's last chance to screw the American taxpayers |
santamargarita |
Jun-27-09 04:41 AM |
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This is ridiculous |
TomClash |
Jun-27-09 05:50 AM |
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If Goldman Was Trying to Profit by Manipulating the Market |
On the Road |
Jun-27-09 09:49 AM |
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I agree |
TomClash |
Jun-27-09 10:07 AM |
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they don't take risks |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 12:30 PM |
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Exactly |
Mark D. |
Jun-27-09 02:07 PM |
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ding! |
fascisthunter |
Jun-29-09 09:01 AM |
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How many Goldman employees in NY are getting record bonuses in 2009? |
TomClash |
Jun-27-09 03:09 PM |
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All Top Executives Have Large Personal Holdings of Company Stock |
On the Road |
Jun-28-09 11:15 PM |
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Huh? |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 12:27 PM |
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Actually they are paid in GS stock in part |
TomClash |
Jun-27-09 02:59 PM |
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false - they do get paid substantially in stock. |
Lucky Luciano |
Jun-27-09 03:56 PM |
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They are paid in stock |
TomClash |
Jun-27-09 09:08 PM |
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You're boasting about having a deal with Press TV? |
Turborama |
Jun-27-09 06:33 AM |
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why not? |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 12:32 PM |
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Because I question the agenda of Press TV that makes me a possible Faux news viewer? |
Turborama |
Jun-27-09 12:48 PM |
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before leaping on the 'A' word |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 01:14 PM |
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glad you came to DU |
barbtries |
Jun-27-09 06:33 AM |
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gold is affordable |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 12:38 PM |
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Hate to get semantic |
Bluenorthwest |
Jun-27-09 06:54 AM |
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Paulson was actually working for Goldman |
MindMatter |
Jun-27-09 07:20 AM |
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I really hoped the OP would speak for himself |
Bluenorthwest |
Jun-27-09 07:53 AM |
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This is an inside job |
soryang |
Jun-27-09 08:19 AM |
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Spot on analysis! |
brindis_desala |
Jun-27-09 09:08 AM |
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nice summary! i got more out of that than anything i've read so far. thanks. nt |
tomp |
Jun-27-09 09:32 AM |
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false flag |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 12:16 PM |
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I don't think he connected the dots completely |
MindMatter |
Jun-27-09 07:18 AM |
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detour |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 11:38 AM |
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That's the point. There is no DIRECT link |
MindMatter |
Jun-27-09 12:47 PM |
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We will learn there was a meeting in May, 2008 |
MindMatter |
Jun-27-09 07:37 AM |
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makes sense. nt |
tomp |
Jun-27-09 09:33 AM |
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why quibble? |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 11:48 AM |
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Interesting thoughts, there. |
truedelphi |
Jun-27-09 01:01 PM |
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K&R |
pleah |
Jun-27-09 08:14 AM |
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This is what the Bush family excels at... |
WestSeattle2 |
Jun-27-09 09:48 AM |
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As someone alluded to below, this strategy was poorly executed |
Lucky Luciano |
Jun-27-09 12:24 PM |
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Lucky |
pjt7 |
Jun-27-09 12:30 PM |
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Sure Paulson was their CEO, but all the banks got money |
Lucky Luciano |
Jun-27-09 12:41 PM |
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"Why is Goldman the more guilty among the banks?" |
pjt7 |
Jun-27-09 12:55 PM |
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audit? |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 01:02 PM |
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I won't deny that there has been massive corruption.... |
AntiFascist |
Jun-27-09 12:53 PM |
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the 'buy freedom' campaing |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 01:20 PM |
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Question for Mr. Keiser... glad to see you here |
fascisthunter |
Jun-27-09 01:00 PM |
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Yes |
maxkeiser |
Jun-27-09 01:23 PM |
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probably best to refrain from giving financial advice |
Lucky Luciano |
Jun-27-09 03:59 PM |
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Excellent post. I have learned a lot, but I do not understand how buying gold is going to |
bertman |
Jun-27-09 02:41 PM |
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Probably do not need to worry about what you are worried about... |
Lucky Luciano |
Jun-27-09 04:07 PM |
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thanks, Lucky. But is the gold one buys similar to a stock or bond where you can sell |
bertman |
Jun-27-09 09:47 PM |
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