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Thieves and parasites! They should all try to work for a living!
Yeah, we’re better off when the gov’t runs things. Kudos to WB for sticking with GS.
Of course, WB also was a big-time, major league supported of Odummy. So, on the other hand, it’d serve him right to see his $5B go down the drain due to the action of the SEC and Odummies DOJ attorneys.
For years, Buffet has been sliding safe at home, but like unrefrigerated fish, he smells.
His disgusting & frankly, unnecessary defense of Goldman tears it.
A gypsy like Blankfeld
Give us ALL a break !
AIG entered into a deal with GS where they got outsmarted…the unfortunate thing is AIG, in turn, stuck that deal to the US taxpayer.
This whole thing is hysterical. Buffett backed Obama….Obama and his friends used that as “evidence” of how big business supported Obama and his agenda…..Obama is after the rich/Wall Street….now Buffett is saying the SEC is wrong and he supports GS. Gotta love it.
Bingo. Goldman getting slammed for this is hilarous. Lots of businesses sell crappy products. Raise your hand if you’ve bought a wal-mart toy for a kid. The purchaser needs to have a little sense about what they’re doing. In this case AIG needed to realize that a credit default swap on sub-prime mortgages is a dumb thing to buy. I feel like a high school junior could tell you that’s a risky play; with the aid of hindsight, I admit.