Dylan Ratigan With Nevada AG: "We Should Investigate Foreclosure Fraud Before We Settle With The Banks"
Video - Ratigan with Nevada Attorney General Catherine Masto - Nov. 3, 2011
Video - Ratigan with Nevada Attorney General Catherine Masto - Nov. 3, 2011
Entire clip is awesome, but don't miss 3:37 thru the end.
Max loses it and starts screaming at the Greek banking stooge.
Is it just me or do you feel like he's trying to sell a pizza.
From last night's general strike at Occupy Oakland.
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Michael Moore doesn't look very good. A war on fat people in South Park.
Two officials close to the Greek prime minister say he has scrapped his plan to hold a referendum on the latest European debt deal for Greece after the main opposition leader said would back it.
The two officials said George Papandreou made the comments during an emergency Cabinet meeting Thursday. One also said the premier would not resign despite mounting pressure, and would await the outcome of Friday's confidence vote in his government.
MarketWatch - Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou is expected to offer his resignation Thursday, the BBC reported, citing unnamed sources. Papandreou is set to meet with Greek President Karolos Papoulis immediately after the conclusion of an emergency cabinet meeting, the report said, with Papandreou expected to clear the way for a coalition government headed by Lucas Papademos, a former European Central Bank vice president.
One of the Oakland Police Department's justifications for firing on unarmed demonstrators last week was that the protesters were throwing rocks and bottles. But what if it was an undercover cop, within Occupy Oakland, that started the violence?
Since 9/11, law enforcement has made this a standard tactic. In 2003, Oakland's acting police chief, Howard Jordan, said the following:
And there's this:
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Big banks that haven't been performing should be broken up before they become a threat to the entire financial system, banking analyst and author Mike Mayo told CNBC.
"Let's go bank by bank, company by company, CEO by CEO, chairman by chairman, let's just go down the list...and start cleaning house," he said.
Looking at specific institutions, Mayo pointed to Citigroup Chairman Dick Parsons and said, "I don't know how he still has a job."
Full write-up inside. This is a great interview.