dcraelin
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More self-serving pap from the Theater of the Absurd.
Your claim that G.S. exerted "undue influence" on Greek gov't officials does not make it so and the claims of the former G.S. employee are equally empty.
Finally, you have no idea what prompted 61% of Greeks to vote "Oxi" but you somehow decided to make it a shot at the New Dem Party. Maybe it was just as it seemed ... a referendum in support of their loony-left leader who bought their votes by promising to end austerity.
GS absolutely did NOT exert undue influence on Greece. That's garbage. Greece shopped around to find the best derivative team to hide their debt and chose GS.
BULLLLLLL shit
And I hope this former employee who has initiated other suits..........sues the shit out of them
they are fuckin scum
You are already showing clearly that you have prejudice that is clouding clear facts.
Maybe they are scum. I don't know. What I do know is that, the prior poster is 100% correct. Greece shopped around to find someone to make them the derivatives they wanted, to hide their debt.
The fact you can't see, or refuse to see it, is the same logic as people who bought homes they couldn't afford, trying to blame the banks for the giving them the loan.
Time to grow up, and adopt "personal responsibility".
you have shown me no proof
You were the one that made the original accusation. You show us proof that GS exerted "undue influence" on Greece.
you show me proof they didnt............swaps and/or derivatives are supposedly the way they did it, sure you could naively believe the politicians came up with that on their own.....or you could make an educated guess that it was the scum bankers.