Comments on: At last, an investigation into Washington Mutual http://www.smallgovtimes.com/2008/11/at-last-an-investigation-into-washington-mutual/ Your small government and Libertarian news source Thu, 18 Mar 2010 02:26:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Lisette http://www.smallgovtimes.com/2008/11/at-last-an-investigation-into-washington-mutual/comment-page-1/#comment-2700 Lisette Tue, 06 Oct 2009 23:04:15 +0000 http://www.smallgovtimes.com/?p=1022#comment-2700 WAMU's merchant account scam has been holding my two companies hostage and depriving me of the right to earn a living for almost a year now. My case against them is pending with the courts and because of this non-sense my landlord took me to court to put me on the street because I owe him money that he no longer wants to wait for. This is the last straw so I am not worried about it because God Almighty is in control of the situation. What was meant to harm me will ultimately turn out the be a blessing in disguise. My landlord hired a pitbull lawyer to make the case and put me on the street....but little do they know that they put me on speed-dial to something bigger and much better. I am ready to move out of death valley by the grace of God. .. WAMU’s merchant account scam has been holding my two companies hostage and depriving me of the right to earn a living for almost a year now. My case against them is pending with the courts and because of this non-sense my landlord took me to court to put me on the street because I owe him money that he no longer wants to wait for. This is the last straw so I am not worried about it because God Almighty is in control of the situation. What was meant to harm me will ultimately turn out the be a blessing in disguise. My landlord hired a pitbull lawyer to make the case and put me on the street….but little do they know that they put me on speed-dial to something bigger and much better. I am ready to move out of death valley by the grace of God.

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]]> By: bill http://www.smallgovtimes.com/2008/11/at-last-an-investigation-into-washington-mutual/comment-page-1/#comment-520 bill Thu, 06 Nov 2008 02:53:55 +0000 http://www.smallgovtimes.com/?p=1022#comment-520 My good man you are barking up the wrong tree. Wamus collapse was not a product of market forces as you seem to believe. All evidence says the collapse was the result of manipulations outside the wamu camp. Try looking into the FDICs actions and how quickly the deal was made with JP Morgan. (too bad Jamie Dimon bit on that one ... hopefully it will cost him his appointment to the new administration). Anyway, I would suggest you do a little more research. The government agencies and officials you are praising for opening an investigation are only doing it to do a snow job on the real facts so people like me believe the same thing that people like you do. No thanks. Bill My good man you are barking up the wrong tree.

Wamus collapse was not a product of market forces as you seem to believe. All evidence says the collapse was the result of manipulations outside the wamu camp. Try looking into the FDICs actions and how quickly the deal was made with JP Morgan. (too bad Jamie Dimon bit on that one … hopefully it will cost him his appointment to the new administration). Anyway, I would suggest you do a little more research. The government agencies and officials you are praising for opening an investigation are only doing it to do a snow job on the real facts so people like me believe the same thing that people like you do. No thanks.

Bill

]]> By: Matthew http://www.smallgovtimes.com/2008/11/at-last-an-investigation-into-washington-mutual/comment-page-1/#comment-519 Matthew Thu, 06 Nov 2008 01:34:05 +0000 http://www.smallgovtimes.com/?p=1022#comment-519 Great article! I can't wait to see justice against those criminals in power. It's disgusting to see WaMu completely robbed, gutted and nobody is to blame other than WaMu? How about the FDIC? OTC? At least the Investigation blogs, videos, forum posts and other forms of Social Media is firing up all around the net via ex-WaMu shareholders, ex- and current Wamu ''workers'', "conspiracy theorists", and normal every day Americans who have become fearful of the Banking system in general, thanks to the FDIC's incompetence (or is it criminal activity?). I hope people continue to spread the word around and stay persistent in this situation. It's very important that you all do! I can't see this disappearing under any rug these days... it seems to be piling up in front of the Family TV ;-) Great article! I can’t wait to see justice against those criminals in power. It’s disgusting to see WaMu completely robbed, gutted and nobody is to blame other than WaMu? How about the FDIC? OTC?

At least the Investigation blogs, videos, forum posts and other forms of Social Media is firing up all around the net via ex-WaMu shareholders, ex- and current Wamu ”workers”, “conspiracy theorists”, and normal every day Americans who have become fearful of the Banking system in general, thanks to the FDIC’s incompetence (or is it criminal activity?).

I hope people continue to spread the word around and stay persistent in this situation. It’s very important that you all do!

I can’t see this disappearing under any rug these days… it seems to be piling up in front of the Family TV ;-)

]]> By: Arby http://www.smallgovtimes.com/2008/11/at-last-an-investigation-into-washington-mutual/comment-page-1/#comment-518 Arby Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:11:57 +0000 http://www.smallgovtimes.com/?p=1022#comment-518 I hope these investigations include actions of the OTC and the FDIC. The actions of these agencies were criminal under the insider trading laws. They used their position of authority to manipulate the value of the WAMU stock and to caused the "run". It is time to hold ALL of those responsible for their actions! I hope these investigations include actions of the OTC and the FDIC.

The actions of these agencies were criminal under the insider trading laws. They used their position of authority to manipulate the value of the WAMU stock and to caused the “run”.

It is time to hold ALL of those responsible for their actions!

]]> By: John Sullivan http://www.smallgovtimes.com/2008/11/at-last-an-investigation-into-washington-mutual/comment-page-1/#comment-517 John Sullivan Wed, 05 Nov 2008 21:29:32 +0000 http://www.smallgovtimes.com/?p=1022#comment-517 WAMUQ: Investors Demand Hearing, Investigation & Reversal of Washington Mutual Seizure ... October 27, 2008 Contact: Michael Rozenfeld Tel: + 1 512-809-8556 E-mail: Mike@WamuRape.org www.wamued.org www.wamurape.org WAMUQ: Investors Demand Hearing, Investigation & Reversal of Washington Mutual Seizure …

October 27, 2008

Contact: Michael Rozenfeld

Tel: + 1 512-809-8556

E-mail: Mike@WamuRape.org

http://www.wamued.org

http://www.wamurape.org

]]> By: Dan Hobson http://www.smallgovtimes.com/2008/11/at-last-an-investigation-into-washington-mutual/comment-page-1/#comment-514 Dan Hobson Wed, 05 Nov 2008 17:46:26 +0000 http://www.smallgovtimes.com/?p=1022#comment-514 Should we bend our backs to save the ship? Or should we scurry about trying to punish those who got the ship in trouble? Both avenues are time consuming and very expensive. Hanging it all on the elected officials isn't particularly promising. They were all home owners. So it was pretty much impossible for them to think very clearly about house values. They had all become "investors" in real estate over the years with houses they could not live in. But by all means do "throw the bums out!" They have not simply fleeced the "taxpayers" in failing to guard the public purse, They have harmed all the collective wealth in the country from which those tax dollars are taken. One appointed government official recently crowed about saving hundreds of millions of tax payer dollars, while destroying fifty billion dollars in the hands of private individual tax payers directly and unrecoverably The seven trillion dollar market slide that ensued is thankfully recoverable. Tax money spent in a crisis is hard to value. Happy Obama to you all! God save our president and guide his hand to make all these recent efforts work and work well in the new administration. The elected simply approve those who have their hands on the wheel in these matters, and write the laws and policies that govern them at their bidding.... We should be finding more fault and placing blame for failure with the appointed, rather than the elected. Should we bend our backs to save the ship? Or should we scurry about trying to punish those who got the ship in trouble? Both avenues are time consuming and very expensive. Hanging it all on the elected officials isn’t particularly promising. They were all home owners. So it was pretty much impossible for them to think very clearly about house values. They had all become “investors” in real estate over the years with houses they could not live in. But by all means do “throw the bums out!” They have not simply fleeced the “taxpayers” in failing to guard the public purse, They have harmed all the collective wealth in the country from which those tax dollars are taken. One appointed government official recently crowed about saving hundreds of millions of tax payer dollars, while destroying fifty billion dollars in the hands of private individual tax payers directly and unrecoverably The seven trillion dollar market slide that ensued is thankfully recoverable. Tax money spent in a crisis is hard to value.

Happy Obama to you all! God save our president and guide his hand to make all these recent efforts work and work well in the new administration. The elected simply approve those who have their hands on the wheel in these matters, and write the laws and policies that govern them at their bidding…. We should be finding more fault and placing blame for failure with the appointed, rather than the elected.

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