I know, the deeper I dig the worse it gets.

not only that, but most have worked for Goldman Sachs..

Follow the dollars and it gets worse and worse and these are the same

people that stated that america needed to become a service industry

because manufacturing was so old school and sold us off piece by piece..

we needed to become a service nation because the jobs pay less which

fattens their balance sheets is what I'm finding.

I always thought that michael moore fellow was a kook, but based on my

research, i'm not so sure anymore.

I've always considered myself a died in the wool capitalist and proud of

it, but I've come to realize that there is a big difference between my

capitalism where you make 30 to 50 percent on your product so that you

can stay in business versus these guys ideas of capitalism where I get

mine and to hell with everybody else.

On 4/16/2010 8:52 AM, Nicholas Geti wrote:

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> The investment firm founded by Steven L. Rattner, the politically connected financier who went on to lead President Obama's auto task force, has agreed to pay $12 million to settle allegations that it paid kickbacks to win lucrative business from the New York State pension fund.

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