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Wall Street’s greatest enemy: The man who knows too much [View all] n2doc Aug 2013 OP
It's obscene that those who expose wrong doing pay such a high price. Autumn Aug 2013 #1
Going forward mikeysnot Aug 2013 #2
I'm not even sure that would be possible with them going after journalists sources Autumn Aug 2013 #3
even the journalists didn't know who he/they were... mikeysnot Aug 2013 #14
What happened to him is the same thing that is done to homeowners Waiting For Everyman Aug 2013 #4
+1 And that's the bottom line. Egalitarian Thug Aug 2013 #5
Chilling, so much systemic dishonesty and corruption with no real refuge. avaistheone1 Aug 2013 #6
The truth is buried,. intentionally obscured, hidden from sight, covered over, and blacked out. Civilization2 Aug 2013 #7
Everyone has been paid off. n/t L0oniX Aug 2013 #9
They have stacked the Courts of Appeals with "their" Justices and now appeal any adverse Dustlawyer Aug 2013 #8
The man who knows too much votes with his wallet bhikkhu Aug 2013 #10
Thank you for saying this. bhikku.... prairierose Aug 2013 #11
The problem is that even if people didn't give corproations another red cent, truedelphi Aug 2013 #19
Oh please.... bhikkhu Aug 2013 #20
OPh please, yourselfr. truedelphi Aug 2013 #24
If you read through to the GAO audit summary at the end of Taibbi's article bhikkhu Aug 2013 #25
Exactly! raouldukelives Aug 2013 #22
Tryanny of the plurailty zipplewrath Aug 2013 #26
KRB Octafish Aug 2013 #12
HUGE K & R !!! WillyT Aug 2013 #13
Yet another example of how we're unravelling Hydra Aug 2013 #15
I totally agree with you gopiscrap Aug 2013 #16
Union-Busting had a Lot Of Help from the DLC wing. HumansAndResources Aug 2013 #23
If I were him, I'd stay off small planes. Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2013 #17
The people who expose actual crimes are the ones who get punished. Initech Aug 2013 #18
Hi Initech - truedelphi Aug 2013 #27
Warm? That's an understatement! Initech Aug 2013 #30
"It's a big club, and you ain't in it." Amonester Aug 2013 #21
Andno one knows this more than the whistleblowers and the real scientists: truedelphi Aug 2013 #28
K & R Quantess Aug 2013 #29
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