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longship

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11. See my post #9, above.

Reply to Rex (Reply #4)

Tue Aug 20, 2013, 12:58 AM

Aug 2013

HBO's film "Too Big to Fail"

Also, Michael Lewis' book The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine. A wonderful narrative about insiders who saw the global economic meltdown before the fact. It's a wonderful work about some incredible characters.

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Goldman Sachs Is Above the Law and There's Nothing We Can Do About It. [View all] laserhaas Aug 2013 OP

Hank Paulson ran both Goldman Sachs and Government Sachs. longship Aug 2013 #1

That would be funny - if it didn't truly hurt so much. laserhaas Aug 2013 #3

Rent the film "Too Big To Fail" longship Aug 2013 #9

As an activist against tyranny, cronyism and corruption in our country; I try to watch laserhaas Aug 2013 #12

Secretary of the Treasury. are immune to capital gain taxes Ichingcarpenter Aug 2013 #13

Thanks "Ichingcarpenter" for this piece of knowledge. laserhaas Aug 2013 #16

Savvy! blkmusclmachine Aug 2013 #2

All the TARP beneficiaries received a great monetary package Rex Aug 2013 #4

I do to 'Rex' - laserhaas Aug 2013 #5

Yeah I hear ya the courts don't Rex Aug 2013 #6

Concur - "Rex" laserhaas Aug 2013 #7

Have a good night! Rex Aug 2013 #8

See my post #9, above. longship Aug 2013 #11

By the way, another one is the "Casino Jack" film debacle. The movie with Kevin Spacey was also B.S. laserhaas Aug 2013 #15

There were so many cooked books in the late 90s. The Enron days. PowerToThePeople Aug 2013 #10

That's why I wrote this thread with the tone of the title. Granted - maybe - the whole reason laserhaas Aug 2013 #14