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Remember the Economy of September 2006?
I don't want to blow my cover by sending you an email. Clicking on "Reply" at your post produces nothing. =========== I clicked reply on your #29 comment Twister and the box opened up for me.....lets see if it posts.— November 11, 2010 1:55 p.m.
For-Profit College CEOS Rolling in Dough, Including Bridgepoint
It was tragic how these people were ripped off, and a wonder why it is allowed. Why these "schools" would be allowed to accept these loans. ================= It is a fraud set up by private sector firms like Sallie Mae and NelNet with the full complicity of the US Dept. of Education/Government. I have been in a lawsuit over a fraudulent student loan for more than 5 years now-next stop the U.S. Supreme Court.— November 11, 2010 11:18 a.m.
Bailouts of ailing states has ALREADY Begun
Not one Too Big to Fail CEO who sold toxic securitized subprime investments to unsuspecting buyers went to jail either. Not only did they knowingly sell those poisoned investment to others – they shorted them as they exited out back door so as to make a profit off their losses. The former Chief Financial Officer of one of the TBTF stated under oath that he and other exec managers knew that 80% of the loans sold to buyers were defective. Not one indictment. But try to write a bad check to a local business and watch how fast the DA gets involved-assuming you are the run of the mill, everyday little fish and not one of the connected few. From what I’ve seen this is a scam intended to protect the elite from both the public and private sectors— November 11, 2010 7:44 a.m.
David Copley Unloads His Jet on Texan Bobby Patton
Bummer, I was just about to make an offer on it.....— November 11, 2010 7:40 a.m.
Packing Heat (and Granola)
During breakfast three teenagers come into our camp from below to “apologize” for the noise. We learn that they are from Texas, have little wilderness experience and were in a panic. We try to politely explain some of the rules of wilderness travel. We also learned that the weapon was a Glock 9mm and they had chopped down a live tree for the bonfire. Holly shit, backpackers packing heat with their granola. ==================== Gun toting teenagers, Glock 9 no less. Yes, the perfect aaccessory to a 19 y/o's (who probably has NO firearm training whatsoever) backpack.— November 11, 2010 7:30 a.m.
For-Profit College CEOS Rolling in Dough, Including Bridgepoint
School districts will NOT give credit for degrees from diploma mills, they always have to be from the highest accreditation, which are the regional accreditation agencies. In CA it is the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Where you find the diploma mill fraud is in public union employee CONTRACTS (not schools, but PD and FD's) where they get extra pay for degrees, but the degree is not specified to be from an accredited school. Vallejo CA was notorious for this and it all came out in the BK case.— November 11, 2010 7:26 a.m.
Channel 10 Airs Mayor's Deposition in Crime Case Tonight
SD Leaders Apologize For Secret Political Deal SAN DIEGO -- Mayor Jerry Sanders and Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher admitted Monday that the public should have been informed about a late-night political deal that could secure billions of dollars for local projects. . http://www.10news.com/investigations/25422728/det… . These CLOWNS are killing us, all of us, with their fraud.— November 11, 2010 7:22 a.m.
Bailouts of ailing states has ALREADY Begun
Good link HM! . http://www.sandiegoreader.com/weblogs/ive-got-iss… .— November 11, 2010 7:15 a.m.
Bailouts of ailing states has ALREADY Begun
When is the government going to start bailing out people instead of the thieves who stole our money in the first place? ================ Well, if the response of our gov to AIG and Goldman Sachs treatment in the 09/01/10 meltdown doesn't answer that question, then the treatment of homebuyers who need mortgages adjusted-and cannot get it- should.— November 11, 2010 7:14 a.m.
Bailouts of ailing states has ALREADY Begun
the problem is the people in charge...the Fed also known as Goldman Sachs has a HUGE conflict of interest ========== We're no longer a demorcacy. We are a coprorateocrocy-thanks to the SCOTUS and the amount of money corps have to shape elections.— November 11, 2010 7:12 a.m.