Thread: Thousands to occupy Wall Street in protest

Originally Posted by misskit

^^^Do you realize how retarded her/his/it's statement was?

Minnie ranted that Bill Moyer is a loser blah blah blah. Then she says his name is spelled Maher. This is two different people. One is journalist, the other a comedian.

Both are total losers...

^ I cringe to admit, but I agree with Boxer re Bill Maher!

Bill Maher is not one of my favorite people either. He is as crazy as his good friend Ann Coulter.

Originally Posted by koman

Originally Posted by Minnie Maugham

The Tea Partiers hated TARP, which was largely forced on banks by the govt with taxpayer money.

A point ignored by most people in the midst of all the hysteria. Bailout money was indeed "forced" on banks which did not need it. This was done so that the appearance of a level playing field could be created....in that there was fear the banks that did need bailouts would see a massive run against them, so they had to make it look like all banks were in the same mess. Probably a wise move as it turned out.

If you happen to shoot yourself in the foot, it's best not to shoot yourself in the other foot. One good foot is considerably better than no feet....

PFFFF!

The BoxeCo Comrades are in serious, desparate disinformation mode today! Now the eeeevul gummit FORCED the taxpayers' TARP loot onto those poor, innocent banksters!


Thursday, November 11, 2010

It's Not the "Great Recession". It's the Great BANK ROBBERY

Originally Posted by HansuMan

The BoxeCo Comrades are in serious, desparate disinformation mode today! Now the eeeevul gummit FORCED the taxpayers' TARP loot onto those poor, innocent banksters!

You can Pffft and talk conspriricy crap as much as you like, but it is a fact. Wells Fargo as one very clear example did not need or want any TARP money. (the CEO was vehmently opposed to it) .....but they were bullied into taking it anyway, for the reasons cited in my post.....now go back and play with your conspiricy videos and stay out of discussions dealing with reality.....or at least try to deal with the substance of other peoples posts instead of cluttering up the whole thread with oversized fonts in yellow and using isolated words and half sentences as trolling bait.... I don't see anyone suggesting that the banks were poor or innocent.... but many of them did not need bailout money.....period.

koman, please provide credible links evidencing your claims here ^ and in #2171 above.

and no trying to "GO MINNIE" on us, now!

oh PS:

Architects & Engineers:

Solving the Mystery of
World Trade Center Building 7

^Without looking it up, I think the government did force some of the biggest banks to take TARP money. Mind you, it wasn't this administration but the last who did.

What I am not sure about is if they paid the money back.

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Originally Posted by misskit

^^^Do you realize how retarded her/his/it's statement was?

Minnie ranted that Bill Moyer is a loser blah blah blah. Then she says his name is spelled Maher. This is two different people. One is journalist, the other a comedian.

Both are total losers...

Bill Moyers served under both the Kennedy and Johnson administrations and was the 13th White House Press Secretary under the latter president. He has had an almost 50 year long career as journalist. He is neither a hack nor a loser. Simply idiotic comments to make about a man who has distinguished himself in ways that you right wing sock puppets could only dream of.

I would put him up against any of your muppet fox news broadcasters any day.

Originally Posted by misskit

^Without looking it up, I think the government did force some of the biggest banks to take TARP money. Mind you, it wasn't this administration but the last who did.

What I am not sure about is if they paid the money back.

You don't really need to look it up. Paulon and company met with the ten largest banks CEO's and laid out the plan to bail out the "troubled" banks. If only the "troubled" banks had been given TARP funds they were concerned about the lack of confidence that it would create and that those banks would be targeted in a big way and caused to fail....creating an even more damaging situation.

In the case of Wells Fargo...(the one I used as an example), apparently they have paid back the $25 billion TARP money plus a very substantial dividend. ...although they have also been accused of using TARP money to buy out Wachovia and some other things. So what I ask? If they pay it back with a bonus to the taxpayer, who cares? If the government is going to twist your arm to take a load of taxpayers money, you might as well try to do something with it before you have to give it back.

I'm not defending any of the banks, or anybody else for that matter.....I'm just stating what happened......but of course being a "comrade" that would not be something Hansuman would understand or accept.....there always has to be a plot or some hidden agenda...

There is no point in providing "links" to someone who does not accept anything from the media, internet or any other source, unless it comes specifically from from one of his conspiricy sites which of course have a complete monolopy on truth and accuracy..

Besides; non of us are on trial here. As far as I'm concerned if you can't accept or believe what I, or anyone else writes, feel free to ignore it. I don't have to prove every frigging thing I say, by cutting and pasting endless clippings which will then be contradicted by somebody else's clippings.... I don't expect anyone else to do this either. This is a forum, where people exchange ideas, argue, troll, and have some fun.....it's not a courtroom and we are not under oath.

Wait for it.....here comes building 7 again, and the Boxer rules.......

Remember this guy. Found another clip by him.

^^ ahjeez koman, you "MINNIED-OUT" on us!

Originally Posted by koman

......but of course being a "comrade" that would not be something Hansuman would understand or accept.....there always has to be a plot or some hidden agenda...

There is no point in providing "links" to someone who does not accept anything from the media, internet or any other source, unless it comes specifically from from one of his conspiricy sites which of course have a complete monolopy on truth and accuracy..

^ BoxeCo Comrades' Rule #4: Use a Straw Man.

Specifically from 'my' conspiracy sites, as opposed to coming from one of YOUR "SCARY MOOSLEM CONSPIRATORS" CONSPIRACY SITES?

Originally Posted by koman

Wait for it.....here comes building 7 again, and the Boxer rules.......

What would I ever do without your convenient reminders, koman?

Architects & Engineers:

Solving the Mystery of
World Trade Center Building 7

AFAIC, readers can't be reminded enough about the total fraudulence of the underlying post-9/11 War On Terror Hoax, which has been the pretext for the tyrannical police-state rollouts & bankster looting of Western nations domestically, and their illegal & Treasury-busting wars for Israel, internationally!

The Failure to Investigate 9/11 Has Bankrupted America

Gosh, it's so easy to wind up you leftists. Crack me up and thanks for the laugh. Ya, ya, the puberty bsh*t network Bill. Did Congress manage to pull the plug on financing that commie station yet?
While I'm here, please tell me why taxpayers must pay such unjust salaries, benefits and pensions to uneducated, ill-mannered, government union workers? SEIU makes ALOT of $. If obama loves the OWS filth so much, why not create a OWS department? Make the taxpayers fund them to occupy some government office space; no diff than most govt employees.

Originally Posted by Minnie Maugham

Gosh, it's so easy to wind up you leftists. Crack me up and thanks for the laugh. Ya, ya, the puberty bsh*t network Bill. Did Congress manage to pull the plug on financing that commie station yet? While I'm here, please tell me why taxpayers must pay such unjust salaries, benefits and pensions to uneducated, ill-mannered, government union workers? SEIU makes ALOT of $. If obama loves the OWS filth so much, why not create a OWS department? Make the taxpayers fund them to occupy some government office space; no diff than most govt employees.

Actually, that was a pretty good quality rant. I'd give it at least a 5/10.

If you'd managed to work a Soros reference into it I'd have rated it a solid 6. Good job.

Originally Posted by Jerk Gordon

My thoughts are as vacuous as the dusty gash between my legs.

Originally Posted by Neo

Originally Posted by Jerk Gordon

My thoughts are as vacuous as the dusty gash between my legs.

Sorry it doesn't fit the narrative but rather an inconvenient truth, eh?

“The distribution of income in the U.S. is basically the same as it was a quarter-century ago—and the middle class has gained ground over the last decade.”

Originally Posted by Hampsha

Remember this guy. Found another clip by him.

^ this was interesting enough that I'd be curious to see the original FAUX News clip which FAUX apparently didn't air. Know where to find it?

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Sorry it doesn't fit the narrative but rather an inconvenient truth, eh?

“The distribution of income in the U.S. is basically the same as it was a quarter-century ago—and the middle class has gained ground over the last decade.”

How dare you upset bsnub on this of all days. Don't you know he's up to his ass in snow right now.....and no SUV 4x4 to get around in.....

A small item for all those who think that nobody from the financial sector ever gets arrested, charged or punished........oh and don't forget Bernie Madhoff and the Enron CEO etc etc etc..

Basil Katz
NEW YORK (Reuters) - At least two senior hedge fund employees were being arrested as part of the government's sweeping probe into insider trading, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.

The arrests reflect a widening of the government's long-running probe into the alleged sharing of confidential information on publicly traded corporations with hedge fund managers and analysts. In the biggest case so far, onetime billionaire Raj Rajaratnam was convicted of insider trading and is now serving an 11-year prison term.
Anthony Chiasson, who co-founded the Level Global Investors hedge fund, is among those expected to face charges, and is turning himself in to authorities, one of the people said.










Todd Newman, who headed technology trading for Diamondback Capital Management from Boston, has also been arrested, another person said.
Newman had been placed on leave of absence in 2010 and subsequently was let go by that firm. Reuters in November reported the government's interest in Newman.
Overall, charges against at least four people are expected to be unveiled on Wednesday, the people said. The charges are expected to be filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan.
Jon Horvath, who is currently employed at Sigma Capital Management, a unit of Steven A. Cohen's $14 billion hedge fund SAC Capital, was also arrested, one of the people said. A spokesman for SAC Capital could not immediately be reached for a comment. The identity of the fourth person could not immediately be confirmed.
The people declined to be named because of a lack of authority to speak about the arrests. Lawyers for Chiasson, Newman and Horvath did not immediately respond to requests for a comment or could not immediately be reached.
More than 50 people have been arrested or charged in overlapping federal insider trading probes that were first unveiled in October 2009. Most of these people have pleaded guilty or been convicted.
Many of the cases have been based at least in part on the use of government wiretaps authorized by federal judges.
Four hedge fund firms -- Level Global, Diamondback, Loch Capital Management and Barai Capital Management -- were raided by the FBI in late 2010 as part of the insider-trading probe. Level Global, Loch and Barai have since folded.
Rajaratnam, founder of the Galleon Group, remains the best-known investor implicated in the probe. A jury convicted him of fraud and conspiracy charges last May.
Rajat Gupta, a former chief of the consulting firm McKinsey & Co and director of both Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Procter & Gamble Co, has been charged with providing illegal tips to Rajaratnam. He is fighting those charges.

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Sorry it doesn't fit the narrative but rather an inconvenient truth, eh?

“The distribution of income in the U.S. is basically the same as it was a quarter-century ago—and the middle class has gained ground over the last decade.”

From your usual shit sources. What a piece of trash.

Originally Posted by koman

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Sorry it doesn't fit the narrative but rather an inconvenient truth, eh?



“The distribution of income in the U.S. is basically the same as it was a quarter-century ago—and the middle class has gained ground over the last decade.”

How dare you upset bsnub on this of all days. Don't you know he's up to his ass in snow right now.....and no SUV 4x4 to get around in.....

I love the snow. Been out sledding all day. Stopped into the house for a bite to eat and back out to my local pub. The whole city is shutdown its like a giant citywide block party.

The #Occupy criminal movement has put together one heck of a record:


- 9 deaths, 5 found dead in tents, One found dead after 2 days
- 2 murders
- Tens of millions of dollars in damages, layoffs, vandalism, law breaking
- Multiple Rapes
- Thousands of arrests
- Public masturbation
- Feces
- Child molestation and baby abuse

Check this out:

An #Occupy LA goon was charged with lynching this week. Just like the Tea Party, eh?


US News reported:

Sergio Ballesteros, 30, has been involved in Occupy LA since the movement had its California launch in October. But this week, his activism took an abrupt turn when he was arrested on a felony charge — lynching.

Under the California penal code, lynching is “taking by means of a riot of any person from the lawful custody of any peace officer,” where “riot” is defined as two or more people threatening violence or disturbing the peace. The original purpose of the legal code section 405(a) was to protect defendants in police custody from vigilante mobs — especially black defendants from racist groups.
Whether the police allegation in this case will be pursued by by California’s courts is uncertain. But the felony charge — which carries a potential four-year prison sentence — is the kind of accusation that can change the landscape for would-be demonstrators.

Well, the Ku Klux Klan was a branch of the Democrat Party so in a way this arrest makes some sense.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Sorry it doesn't fit the narrative but rather an inconvenient truth, eh?

“The distribution of income in the U.S. is basically the same as it was a quarter-century ago—and the middle class has gained ground over the last decade.”

From you usual shit sources. What a piece of trash.

Originally Posted by koman

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Sorry it doesn't fit the narrative but rather an inconvenient truth, eh?



“The distribution of income in the U.S. is basically the same as it was a quarter-century ago—and the middle class has gained ground over the last decade.”

How dare you upset bsnub on this of all days. Don't you know he's up to his ass in snow right now.....and no SUV 4x4 to get around in.....

I love the snow. Been out sledding all day. Stopped into the house for a bite to eat and back out to my local pub. The whole city is shutdown its like a giant citywide block party.

Glad to hear you are enjoying the big snow dump. Maybe you could round up a few buddies and "occupy a snowdrift".....just keep an eye out for the ploughs....

Originally Posted by bsnub

Been out sledding all day. Stopped into the house for a bite to eat and back out to my local pub.

Get to work.
Heh...just like one of those lazy #Occupiers. No work ethic...