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Sunday, August 7, 2011
My time at S&P
I worked for Standard & Poor's in 2000 and 2001. Please read about my experience here.
This is what happens when you let bad people continue business as usual after helping cause one of the worst financial crises in history.
A real president would have gone after Wall Street and these agencies hard, a la Roosevelt, and at least put them on the defensive. Instead, we have a naive shill for a president, at best.
I just want to know who the hell gave S&P the right to tell our government what it should or shouldn't do. The coup d'etat by the banker class has been completed.
The Constitution......Freedom of Speech.... Now it the people that determine if who's saying it are credible. With the reaction, I guess we all do......dork
This is what happens when you let bad people continue business as usual after helping cause one of the worst financial crises in history.
ReplyDeleteA real president would have gone after Wall Street and these agencies hard, a la Roosevelt, and at least put them on the defensive. Instead, we have a naive shill for a president, at best.
Sounds like sour grapes to me..
ReplyDeleteI just want to know who the hell gave S&P the right to tell our government what it should or shouldn't do. The coup d'etat by the banker class has been completed.
ReplyDeleteThe Constitution......Freedom of Speech....
ReplyDeleteNow it the people that determine if who's saying it are credible. With the reaction, I guess we all do......dork