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Donotunderstand

11/30/21 7:44 PM

#702794 RE: lushka #702793

in a court ---- the statement is strong

true or not

we have the stated intent and inability to act and free --- stated to be due to no power to fire the first dude

we then have 20 months or so with MC with no action !!! - ouch !!!

but we do have DJT and others saying it would take more time


court should add this to the weight on the equity side !!!!!

(even if he had SM for 48 months -- on a legal basis - the way they MUST think as I understand it - the statement is the statement )
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KenKong

11/30/21 7:45 PM

#702795 RE: lushka #702793

Curve ball … I’d say a prime Phil Niekro knuckleball thrown into the mix.
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trunkmonk

11/30/21 8:36 PM

#702810 RE: lushka #702793

well there is good reason, first he puts in Otto, or something like that, he announced for people to get ready for release, and then SM the slippery snake from the garden of eden steps in and stops it. Once MC got in, SM told him what to do and when. Trump did tell the to get GSEs out of conserve, cant remember when is the grand scheme of things, so the result was MC the turn coat. at the beginning of SCOTUS case, SM publically said it didnt look good, so slippery Steve did a whammy just before he got out when he amended the PSPA agreement. The liquidation preference of the senior preferred shares increases by the amount of each draw on the PSPA funding commitment and, after 191b in combined draws and 37b in non-cash increases, the GSEs combined senior preferred liquidation preference would now stands at 228b.

i love this one about what he was doing on taxpayers dime, pumping his investment fund after he got out:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/02/23/mnuchin-investment-fund-gulf/

SM also at the end put $455 billion in unspent Cares Act funding into an account that his presumed successor Yellen would have a hard time using since it had to go through congress to spend in that fund.


Mnuchin tied Trumps hands and did everything at the very end. He is one of the world elites where many have failed to take a look at the gold reserves and say "the gold is safe" after he came out. and he took his arm candy to treasury to sniff a pallet of cash to show off.

if there is one person that is part of the shadow government, its Mnuchin, slippery stinkin snake.
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trunkmonk

11/30/21 8:36 PM

#702811 RE: lushka #702793

well there is good reason, first he puts in Otto, or something like that, he announced for people to get ready for release, and then SM the slippery snake from the garden of eden steps in and stops it. Once MC got in, SM told him what to do and when. Trump did tell them to get GSEs out of conserve, cant remember when in the grand scheme of things, so the result was MC the turn coat. at the beginning of SCOTUS case, SM publically said it didnt look good, so slippery Steve did a whammy just before he got out when he amended the PSPA agreement. The liquidation preference of the senior preferred shares increases by the amount of each draw on the PSPA funding commitment and, after 191b in combined draws and 37b in non-cash increases, the GSEs combined senior preferred liquidation preference would now stands at 228b.

i love this one about what he was doing on taxpayers dime, pumping his investment fund after he got out:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/02/23/mnuchin-investment-fund-gulf/

SM also at the end put $455 billion in unspent Cares Act funding into an account that his presumed successor Yellen would have a hard time using since it had to go through congress to spend in that fund.


Mnuchin tied Trumps hands and did everything at the very end. He is one of the world elites where many have failed to take a look at the gold reserves and say "the gold is safe" after he came out. and he took his arm candy to treasury to sniff a pallet of cash to show off.

if there is one person that is part of the shadow government, its Mnuchin, slippery stinkin snake.
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skeptic7

11/30/21 9:46 PM

#702816 RE: lushka #702793

"Will be interesting to see how the 5th circuit judges try to untangle this mess of a ruling handed down from SCOTUS..."

And therein lies the problem. Time will tell.