Madoff

Bernard Madoff, who swindeled a lotta of people of what they thought was
a too good of a deal to pass on,in an incredible investment scheme,
showed up, with a bullet proof vest.

It wasnt but a few weeks ago, the sumbitch was ''blowing and going'',
wear'ing probably $5000 suits, now the sumbitch is in handcuffs, and
wearing a damn bullet proof vest,over a two bit jail suit.
Experts say prosecutors still want him in jail to increase pressure on
his ass to cooperate or to reach a plea deal more quickly.
He needs a good old country ass whooping, said Roy D Mercer.

 

He ain't all that bad of a guy.

It's those greedy investors who thought they could make money that I detest.
If they hadn't used Madoff as their freeway of greed, they would have found
an alternate route.

Madoff is actually a hero for his actions which will make the greedy think
twice.

Don't u agreed?

...louie

 

===I agree, more power to such a remarkable, highly intelligent man
like Mad-Off, It aint EZ to fuk with that many peoples money, and last
that long, 10 years I think...and so far, still living like a
king....waht a clever basterd. mrjayt=

 

The Man and the Monkeys: A Wall Street Fable
Once upon a time in a village a man appeared and announced to the
villagers that he would buy monkeys for $10 each.
The villagers knew that there were many monkeys in their forest. They
left their farms on the plains and went into the forest to catch them.
The man bought thousands at $10.
As the supply of monkeys started to diminish the villagers stopped
looking. Finding and catching monkeys was soon no longer worth the
effort for $10. They started to return to their farms to plant the
spring crop.
The man then announced that he would buy monkeys for $20 each. This new
higher price renewed the effort of the villagers and they headed back
into the forest to find and catch monkeys again to sell.
When the monkey supply diminished even further that summer and the
people started to return to their farms, worried they had not made
enough money selling monkeys to buy all the food they needed but had not
planted any crops yet either, the man raised the price he’d pay for
monkeys to $25 each. The hunt was on again.
Soon the supply of monkeys became so small that a villager didn’t see a
monkey in a day of hunting let alone catch one. Even at $25 each the
effort was not profitable so the villagers finally headed back to their
farms that fall. After nine month’s absence from their farms they knew
the time had passed to produce enough food for the coming winter, but at
least now they had enough money from selling monkeys to buy food to eat.
But the man wasn’t finished. He announced that he would buy monkeys for
$50 each! The villagers became very excited. He also explained that he
had to go to the city on business and that his assistant was to stay
behind to buy monkeys on his behalf.
As soon as the man left the assistant told the villagers, "So you think
you have made a lot of money selling monkeys, don’t you? But do you want
to really get rich?"
"Yes, yes!" said the villagers.
The man’s assistant went on. "I have a gigantic, enormous cage filled
with monkeys. I will sell them to you for only $35 each and when the man
returns from the city you can sell them to him for $50 each and make a
fat profit. You don’t even have to work to find monkeys at all. Then you
can not only buy all the food you need for this winter you call all buy
flat panel TVs, too."
The villagers were thrilled. They collected all of their savings
together and bought all the monkeys in the assistant’s cage then awaited
the man’s return.
They never saw the man nor his assistant again. All the monkeys that
were once in the woods were now in the village. All of the villager’s
savings were gone. That winter, half the villagers starved.

 

That's a sad story. That's what's wrong here lately, too many heartening
stories.

In order to boost MY mood today,especailly after reading the Readers
Digest (type) little Monkey story, I'll be watching TV through Tuesday
observing History taking place.

I love 'choo 'choo trains, and a famous one will be 'coaling along its
way to DC. It will be ''alllll aboard'' this morning and making its
designated final stop Monday evening....I love history, my Valk, and
Honey's country cooking.

In order to boost my ''down in the dumps feeling'' tomorrow, I plan to
watch the last weekend of the Playoffs. Go Eagles. -jtk-