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> May, 1907 investment banker John Pierpont Morgan deliberately leaked > inaccurate information to the New York Times that the Knickerbocker Bank in > New York was insolvent. JP Morgan was a lifetime republican. --- If IndyMac was the epitome of a bank's conservatorship's of other people's money, why is the FBI conducting an ongoing investigation of the bank management? This sounds     

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Author: lubow
Date: Aug 21, 2008 15:29

> May, 1907 investment banker John Pierpont Morgan deliberately leaked inaccurate information to the New York Times that the Knickerbocker Bank in New York was insolvent. JP Morgan was a lifetime republican. --- If IndyMac was the epitome of a bank's conservatorship's of other people's money, why is the FBI conducting an ongoing investigation of the bank management? This sounds
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CB wrote: > > > The motive for Sen. Chuck Schumer [D-NY] to trigger what he had to know > would start a run on IndyMac Bank is unclear. Schumer-watchers, who refer to > the Senator as \"Crazy Chucky,\" said Schumer\'s motive was to create > headlines where he played a dominant role in warning the American people of > the pitfalls of the free enterprise system. Schumer is not a stupid man     

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Author: lubow
Date: Aug 21, 2008 15:29

CB wrote: The motive for Sen. Chuck Schumer [D-NY] to trigger what he had to know would start a run on IndyMac Bank is unclear. Schumer-watchers, who refer to the Senator as \"Crazy Chucky,\" said Schumer\'s motive was to create headlines where he played a dominant role in warning the American people of the pitfalls of the free enterprise system. Schumer is not a stupid man
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http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssBanks/idUSN2045763020080820?sp=true By John Poirier WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California's attorney general is reviewing a request by former employees of IndyMac Bancorp Inc to investigate whether a New York senator triggered the bank's collapse by releasing confidential information. At issue is a much-publicized letter that Chuck Schumer, a Democrat,     

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Author: zzpat
Date: Aug 21, 2008 15:07

http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssBanks/idUSN2045763020080820?sp=true By John Poirier WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California's attorney general is reviewing a request by former employees of IndyMac Bancorp Inc to investigate whether a New York senator triggered the bank's collapse by releasing confidential information. At issue is a much-publicized letter that Chuck Schumer, a Democrat,
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http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssBanks/idUSN2045763020080820?sp=true By John Poirier WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California's attorney general is reviewing a request by former employees of IndyMac Bancorp Inc to investigate whether a New York senator triggered the bank's collapse by releasing confidential information. At issue is a much-publicized letter that Chuck Schumer, a Democrat,     

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Author: zzpat
Date: Aug 21, 2008 15:07

http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssBanks/idUSN2045763020080820?sp=true By John Poirier WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California's attorney general is reviewing a request by former employees of IndyMac Bancorp Inc to investigate whether a New York senator triggered the bank's collapse by releasing confidential information. At issue is a much-publicized letter that Chuck Schumer, a Democrat,
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Dover Beach <moon.blanched@gmail.com> wrote: > xhoster@gmail.com wrote in news:20080723001437.012$gi@newsreader.com: > > > It is said that the take-over of IndyMac will cost the FDIC insurance > > fund 4 to 8 billion dollars. But it also said that the IndyMac assets > > will cover all the FDIC insured deposits and 80 to 90 percent of the > > uninsured deposits. So if all of the insured deposits     

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Author: Steve
Date: Aug 20, 2008 17:01

Cheetah wrote: According to the July 28, 2008, issue of Newsweek, Daniel Gross writes: "While the FDIC has weathered its first 75 years quite well, it still faces some issues. By law, it maintains a rainy-day fund equal to 1.25 percent of the level of insured deposits. The result: today, some $52.8 billion -- all of it in ultrasafe Treasuries -- stands behind $4.2 trillion
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Author: Steve
Date: Aug 20, 2008 17:01

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Date: Aug 20, 2008 17:00

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Date: Aug 20, 2008 17:00

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Author: xhoster
Date: Aug 4, 2008 10:46

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Author: Bill Bonde { ''Mr Gore, tear down this wall'')
Date: Jul 23, 2008 18:44

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