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Tuesday, 11/15/2011 6:06:10 PM

Tuesday, November 15, 2011 6:06:10 PM

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The internal feud…Rosie’s firm, FDIC or JPM capitulates? One hundred billion dollar question!

Now here is a question for those who are trying to figure this out. My guess is to try and figure out who has the most to lose as the sun is coming up in the east and is expecting to get very bright over time. I would at first say Rosie’s firm has the most to lose but the more I think about that the more I think that is incorrect. It is the FDIC that has the most to lose. Look at how many banks the FDIC has claimed that "failed" over the last several downturns and the number would be astonishing. It is almost like the FDIC makes a plan for the next downturn so they can arbitrarily seize solvent banks under the disguise of actually being legal. The FDIC would lose a plan they have had in place many decades and not to mention the public would hopefully DEMAND that the FDIC be taken down.

If the FDIC’s game plan was ruined by this illegal seizure the public would go mad demanding the “heads” of these criminals and not to mention a full blown investigation that would lead to many high level people put in prison. The only thing these true Cockroaches’ fear is sunlight and the sun will be getting very bright soon on this multiple-crime ridden tragedy that is dying to be brought to the public’s awareness. So I will say the FDIC has started to do the right action by NOT resigning the Global Settlement Agreement and where will this lead? I say it leads directly to Equity so these true Cockroaches can sleep better by getting their releases they so DESPARETLY want and need! I know the FDIC cannot legally talk with Equity until they bail, but as one should know by now; these rules do not apply to them. I look for the FDIC to make the next HUGE ripple in these shark invested waters and any day now. The FDIC cannot keep gambling that this will NOT break open and the court has told them, no more contentious Confirmation Hearings.
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