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![]() Max sentence for this vile piece of human debris
Now if we can just get that incompetent buffoon (Cox) that Bush had running the SEC into the adjoining cell... |
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![]() He should get 97 days in jail and all of the people he ripped off should get a pie in the face.... unless they're very old or of questionable competence. Hit them with a friggin pie for being so naive.
The guy always showed a steady profit no matter what - over a span of like 30 years - in good times and bad. It's too good to be true. Why should he get 150 years .. because he ran his scam more clever than other frauds and con mans? I don't get it. Only someone who is very greedy or just wants to play with fire would invest in something with illogically good results over such long periods of time like that. Instead of sending this tough message by giving some old geezer 150 years - why don't they get the message and relentlessly investigate people with sustained too good to be true records? |
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"A person who saw no important difference between the fire outside a Neandrathal's cave and a working thermo-nuclear reactor might tell you that junk bonds and derivatives BOTH serve to energize capital" - Nathan Israel |
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http://static.reuters.com/resources/...s_Memo_SEC.pdf |
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![]() Oh my god!
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