Call on the US Marshalls and FBI to immediately put the AIG senior executives on house arrest and require them to "cough up" all the bonus money and more !
By the way many of the guy's who will receive the bonus money are no longer with the company, so the argument that AIG needs to give the bonuses to retain the best and brightest staff is null.
Its tough
We started talking about this in another thread. I don't want to repeat everything I've said, so you can skim through this thread for my answer...
http://board.freeones.com/showthread.php?t=285241
Oh, and Chi Town kind of sucks right now. It's too hot and windy.
Call on the US Marshalls and FBI to immediately put the AIG senior executives on house arrest and require them to "cough up" all the bonus money and more !
The bonus situation is real tough pill to swallow, its contractual law.These exec's had contracts, they were signed before the bank received and gov money.
We cannot break the rules of the contracts just because of the principal that its not morally just. By the way many of the guy's who will receive the bonus money are no longer with the company, so the argument that AIG needs to give the bonuses to retain the best and brightest staff is null.
Its tough
Capitalism will never change. These bastards can get all this money but my father, whose a firefighter, gets blasted out by the local newspapaer and news channels because he works overtime and "overtime is not needed in such an economic crisis" is the attitude of the local media here in my city. You fucking kidding me?
If the taxpayer owns most of AIG, why do we have no control over it?
You know, I don't understand why we have bailouts!!???
I mean businesses fail, it's a fact of life!!
We're not gonna go bailout a mom-n-pop store are we?!?
Dont ya love how so many of his administration picks have already resigned or are being pressured to resign. Look like Timothy Geithner is gonna be next after the lies he has been caught in. Way to pick your staff Obamba, great leadership skills!!!
So go ahead and bash Bush and live in the past if it makes ya feel better, i was not a fan of him either.:wave:
... (From Huffing post)Geithner Received $434,668 Severance Package From NY Federal Reserve Bank
WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is no Hank Paulson when it comes to his personal finances.
Geithner's financial disclosure filing released Tuesday showed he has assets valued at between $740,000 and $1.7 million. His biggest asset is partial ownership of vacation property on Cape Cod in Massachusetts valued between $250,000 and $500,000.
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, a 32-year veteran of investment firm Goldman Sachs, had an estimated net worth of more than $700 million when he joined the Bush administration in 2006.
To obey conflict of interest rules, Paulson agreed to sell over 3.2 million shares of stock in Goldman Sachs that were valued at more than $480 million in the summer of 2006.