Want to Prevent Another AIG? Let the Sunshine In
OPS_admin | Mar 20, 2009 | Comments 0
Want to Prevent Another AIG? Let the Sunshine In
A BUZZFLASH NEWS ANALYSIS – by Meg White
The fact that Americans are mad as hell has not escaped the media or government. Indeed, it seems that everyone is racing to be first to tell the American people where to direct their rage.
Blame AIG! Those greedy bastards are already sucking us dry and giving our money to foreign banks, and then they take millions in bonuses for the very employees that precipitated this crisis in the first place.
Blame Sen. Chris Dodd (D-CT)! He wrote in a change to the stimulus bill that allowed the AIG bonuses to be paid.
Oh wait, no. Looks like we got that one backwards, so…
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