the Crazy Oligarchs Show

This is it, folks.

Just as the financial world is imploding, our oligarchs are heading, shocked, into
the realisation that their machinations are not only not working anymore,
but also starting to destroy their "iron-clad" investment portfolios.

They're losing their cool, and their discretion and we're gonna
start picking off their misdemeanours and note them in case
any FUTURE administration would dare to enforce the
law upon the upper classes.

case 1 Senator's got a bullet with your name on it

Senator Tom Coburn



bon mots:
Obama was a welfare recipient
Let the poor bleed to death, without benefits
Senators would duck if I had a gun

bonuses:
-Sandoval Obama's man in New Mexico STFU
-Mitt Romney goes to Martha's Vineyard to spill a drink on Obama,
post the Koch-party in Cape Cod

case 2 Please ignore Ron Paul, I'm the one to bribe

Governor Perry of Texas

after calling Bernanke a traitor-in-waiting for his future QE3,
Perry went to press the flesh and was caught in the receipt
of a bribe message from a passing banker.



Is this why oligarchs are now arresting people left and right
for taking photos? Is there nowhere that a corrupt businessman
can hide the act of bribing politicians?
How is a democracy to operate?

checkitout: zerohedge
Bank of America's Dead Drop To Rick Perry: "We Will Help You Out"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/19/2011 10:15 -0400
Should we be surprised, frightened, disgusted or simply say "we knew it", that in the informal mixer just after Texas Governor and Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry spoke at a Politics and Eggs breakfast in Bedford, New Hampshire, an unknown gentlemen approaches a casual Perry like an Ian Flemming character, and proceeds to dead drop the following: "Bank of America... We will help you out"... and silently moves on. At least we know now who is funding what, and whose interests potential future president Perry will be paid to defend.

Fast forward to precisely 40 minutes into the blow clip (full event can be found here).
And for those who believe the man is a plant, we believe it is James Mahoney, Director of Public Policy for BoA. You can see a photo of him here. He's on the board of directors for the New England Council, the sponsors of yesterday's Politics and Eggs breakfast.

Naturally, we would be delighted for Bank of America to refute this assumption.