I guess there are some good things about socialist countries. Maybe we can learn something about how to deal with corrupt financial officials. "North Korean finance chief executed for botched currency reform"
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"Speaking of financial reform, a new chapter in the debate on executive compensation: Of the 104 senior execs whose pay was cut by “Pay Czar” Ken Feinberg, 88 are still with the same companies, in the same positions. For all the pissing and moaning from these organizations -- AIG, GM, GMAC, Chrysler, Citi and Bank of America -- executive performance to date shows that they do not need mega-salaries to retain high-level personnel.
Of course, these convenient data come straight from Feinberg’s office, which is set to approve 2010 pay packages today. But if anything, they highlight the backbone of these bailed-out execs… all bark, no bite."
Ian Mathias
The 5 Min. Forecast
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More corruption re: Lehman Bros and the Fed. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/22/new-york-fed-warehousing_n_508443.html
This could be a very important read, if you have private retirement accounts, and think the money belongs to you. http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/nationalizing-healthcare-and-retirements/
Tough road for ending JP Morgan/govt backed suppression and manipulation of gold and silver prices in the futures markets. http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSTRE62L3YP20100322
Refutation of the Keynesian idea of salvation by deficit spending. http://www.fgmr.com/debtor-nation.html
Try it, you'll like it. Apparently, the writers of the healthcare bill don't want it themselves
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