Entries by DailyBail (6219)
Jan 13, 2011 at 3:15 PM
Elizabeth Warren on Tavis Smiley
Video - Dr. Elizabeth Warren with Tavis Smiley on the CFPB
Now includes the complete interview (11 minutes) as well as the highlight clip.
Dylan Ratigan: Does America Need A Corruption Tax
Video - Harvard professor Lawrence Lessig with Ratigan - Jan. 11, 2011
Cash & Corruption - The power of money in politics...
May God Protect Global Bankers: Irish Leaders Castigated As Greatest Traitors Of All Time
It's raining global bankster bullshit...
Brilliant editorial invoking the legend of Hank Paulson, Bilderberg and several clips including Jimmy Rogers.
AIG agrees to $2.2 billion sale of Taiwan unit
(Reuters) - American International Group Inc accepted a $2.16 billion cash offer for its Taiwan Nan Shan Life unit from a group led by local conglomerate Ruentex, marking the beginning of the end of a drawn-out process fraught with political wrangling.
AIG has been trying to sell the unit for some 15 months as part of its plans to help pay back the U.S. government for its $180 billion bailout, but regulatory issues have dogged the sale process and might yet delay it further.
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Liable For Fraud: In Florida & New York, Bank Lawyers Now Responsible For Accuracy Of Foreclosure Documents
Judge Arthur Schack, left, of New York State Supreme Court, and Jonathan Lippman, the state's chief judge have both come down hard on bank lawyers in disputed foreclosures.
I wonder if they've seen this operation...
Full story inside.
VIDEO: 120 Seconds Of Gerald Celente Kicking Wall Street's Ass - "$144B Bonus Is 49th Largest GDP In World!"
Video: Celente is on fire...
I don't usually post GC, so you know this clip is really good. By far the best part is the utter annihilation of private equity billionaire Stephen Schwarzman.
U.K. Banks given go ahead to pay unlimited bonuses
Britain's banks have been given the go-ahead to pay unlimited bonuses, drawing to a close a two-year political battle to rein in the City. After months in which a series of government ministers of all parties have threatened a toughening in the stance over City bonuses, Downing Street said the government did not intend to intervene in the pay of the UK's top bankers.
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