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Comment by Chris of the family Masters on April 14, 2019 at 4:22am

It's a miracle this fraud still continues. Should have collapsed long time ago, as planned.

Comment by Less Prone on April 14, 2019 at 4:06am

Our toxic bank: It's morally bankrupt and calls clients 'muppets' says disgusted British-based Goldman Sachs executive as he walks out

• Executive director Greg Smith quits in open letter in the New York Times
• Firm 'more interested in making money than the clients' interests'
  
• Colleagues 'called clients muppets' and 'talked of ripping eyeballs out'
• CEO and president say they were 'disappointed' to read the claims
  
• Commentators suggest the conditions are commonplace on Wall Street
  
• Friends describe South African-born Smith as 'an exceptional person'

Comment by Less Prone on March 15, 2012 at 10:14am

Those who have resigned had better disclose all they know in public before they start dying of accidents and suicides. When the beans have been spilled they is no point to murder the messenger any more, it would only make things worse for those who need to hide the facts.

Comment by Christopher on March 15, 2012 at 9:03am

Here is some other interesting BANKSTER news:

Even the World Bank is now accepting the resignation of Robert Zoellick.
The truth is, we don’t know what these resignations actually mean. Are they merely coincidence? Is this par for the course in the international banking industry?
Or are we witnessing the beginning of a rush for the exits by those who are in a position to see what is coming down the pike? Considering the state of the world financial system, this would not be too hard to believe.
Or are we witnessing a panicked flight of the guilty on the eve of a coming round of real investigations? Might there be a coming worldwide financial scandal that these individuals would drastically like to avoid?
Learn more: http://www.activistpost.com/2012/03/do-mass-banking-resignations-si...