July 12th, 2007 "This is far and away the strongest global economy
I've seen in my business lifetime."
CNN
April 20th, 2007 "I don't see (subprime mortgage market troubles)
imposing a serious problem. I think it's going to be largely
contained."
Reuters
May 7, 2008 'The worst is likely to be behind us,' Paulson told the
paper, in one of the most optimistic comments by a top U.S. finance
official since sub-prime mortgage losses set a domino effect in motion
in mid 2007.
Forbes.com
August 10th, 2008 ``We have no plans to insert money into either of
those two institutions,'' Paulson said in an interview with NBC's
``Meet the Press'' broadcast today from Beijing. He added that their
earnings results were ``not a surprise.''
Bloomberg
"Don Tiberone" <s_kn...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
news:f9578b79-deac-48d1...@y38g2000hsy.googlegroups.com...
> Don't equate Paulson's being wrong with lying. What is his motive to
> lie ? Will lies hold back a tidal wave ? He could be lying but what
> could be the motive ?
>
Gee i dunno... maybe a promised cushy management position at AIG, GS or
JPM after he leaves gov, with all the sweet perk $mil bonuses, golden
parachutes, etc-- the lifetime setup ?
he'd be getting his cut of the very money he's appropriating now.
> He could be lying but what could be the motive ?
He's trying to drive the markets down so that he can sell his '83 Ford van
and then buy control of GCOG!!!!
> Don't equate Paulson's being wrong with lying. What is his motive to lie ?
> Will lies hold back a tidal wave ? He could be lying but what could be the
> motive ?
He's a Republican. It goes with the territory.
>
> "Don Tiberone" <s_kn...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
> news:f9578b79-deac-48d1...@y38g2000hsy.googlegroups.com...
>
>>http://www.fedupusa.org/node/50
>>
>>July 12th, 2007 "This is far and away the strongest global economy
>>I've seen in my business lifetime."
>>
>>CNN
>>
>>April 20th, 2007 "I don't see (subprime mortgage market troubles)
>>imposing a serious problem. I think it's going to be largely
>>contained."
>>
>>Reuters
>>
>>May 7, 2008 'The worst is likely to be behind us,' Paulson told the
>>paper, in one of the most optimistic comments by a top U.S. finance
>>official since sub-prime mortgage losses set a domino effect in motion
>>in mid 2007.
>>
>>Forbes.com
>>
>>August 10th, 2008 ``We have no plans to insert money into either of
>>those two institutions,'' Paulson said in an interview with NBC's
>>``Meet the Press'' broadcast today from Beijing. He added that their
>>earnings results were ``not a surprise.''
>>
>>Bloomberg
>>
>
>
>
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What.. You though he wouldn't? (lie)
The whole administration is worming about the economy.. When both sides
of Congress do ANYTHING in concert as we saw this past week you just
know that things are really REALLY bad.
They probably have NO IDEA just how bad it is..
-Dirt
Fed Chairman Paulson.. is lost.. and looking in his eyes I see fear...
The U.S. Public dos not like this... But see it forced on them..
It signals the beginning of something we will not be able to stop.
-JustMy2-Cents
..Cushy position and lifetime setup...
Seems this is everyone is Washington's desire...
Now public executions of failed leadership.. Now THAT would be a strong
motivator...
-Dirt
> Fed Chairman Paulson..
Use your 2 cents to buy a clue.