Goldman Sachs rule the world: Trader on BBC News

Goldman Sachs rule the world: Trader on BBC News

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Trader wants to help people by warning them of impending economic doom!

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Very interesting snippet here from the BBC. He says he wants to help people by warning them that the current economic crisis is a cancer which is not going to be cured by any of the current actions of EU governments, and what's more, that the markets know this. And he gives me my soundbite above: "Governments don't rule the world - Goldman Sachs rule the world".

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Goldman Sachs total assetts $911.332 billion. Thats no where near enough to rule the world. Queen Elizabeth II assetts are greater than that (Aprrox £17,600,000,000,000)

was just about to post this, finally someone telling the truth

Originally posted by alldaylong
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Goldman Sachs total assetts $911.332 billion. Thats no where near enough to rule the world. Queen Elizabeth II assetts are greater than that (Aprrox £17,600,000,000,000)

It's a fairly interesting thing to hear said on daytime national news though, isn't it!

Damn, im supprised BBC dident cut him off air.

Nothing new for us but its nice to see a trader with a set of cojones to tell it like it is on BBC news let alone LIVE.

This guy is a legend!

Originally posted by alldaylong
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Goldman Sachs total assetts $911.332 billion. Thats no where near enough to rule the world. Queen Elizabeth II assetts are greater than that (Aprrox £17,600,000,000,000)

^^ heheh. he's trying to use math to debunk who rules the world.

-it's what you know, it's who.

For those of you who fail to see the revelations for what it is; you might find some interesting material in this thread....

www.abovetopsecret.com...

but I suspect many will refuse to accept the true status quo for what it is.

If it deals with conjured economics... it's not rational.

At least this guy is a honest realist.But Goldman Sachs? I don't think so.

finding this highly suspect with only 7 flags, and except for marrs, some simple remarks.

Maxmarrs, I believe in you.

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This is actually a duplicate thread, which may go some way to explain why the issue hasn't exploded here.

Here's the original:

www.abovetopsecret.com...


(The news first broke in the Market Data thread, here.)

Duplicate thread

Link posted above to the original

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