I'm guessing Goldman Sachs.
Could be any of them. Why do you lean Goldman Sachs?
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I'm guessing Goldman Sachs.
If the Pentagon and Department of State are unable to prevent embarrassing disclosures, how would the Republicans stop such revelations?"He's been relentlessly revealing some of the US government's most deeply held secrets, but for his next act, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange says he will expose the corruption of a major American bank.
"In an interview with Andy Greenberg of Forbes earlier this month, Assange said his whistleblower website possesses and intends to disclose tens of thousands of secret documents from a major US financial institution early next year.
"It will give a true and representative insight into how banks behave at the executive level in a way that will stimulate investigations and reforms, I presume," Assange said."
No further details were provided; however, Assange predicted the impact of these disclosures could rival the Enron emails, "which revealed the corruption of the Houston-based energy company and led to its demise in 2001."
WikiLeaks' Next:
The GOP will never let this happen.
I agree so far there's been no information released by WikiLeaks that could topple Administrations or put Dick Cheney in prison; however, it's rumored Assange has a cyber- Life Insurance policy consisting of megabytes of details that would automatically post all over the internet in the event of Julian's demise."He's been relentlessly revealing some of the US government's most deeply held secrets, but for his next act, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange says he will expose the corruption of a major American bank.
"In an interview with Andy Greenberg of Forbes earlier this month, Assange said his whistleblower website possesses and intends to disclose tens of thousands of secret documents from a major US financial institution early next year.
"It will give a true and representative insight into how banks behave at the executive level in a way that will stimulate investigations and reforms, I presume," Assange said."
No further details were provided; however, Assange predicted the impact of these disclosures could rival the Enron emails, "which revealed the corruption of the Houston-based energy company and led to its demise in 2001."
WikiLeaks' Next:
That first line is overblown and false.
It will be interesting to see what financial institution is exposed. More importantly, will we learn anything that many haven't already assumed about the banks?
I haven't spent hours pouring over all the cables. The most significant information I've seen so far relates to the coup in Honduras during June of 2009:"He's been relentlessly revealing some of the US government's most deeply held secrets, but for his next act, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange says he will expose the corruption of a major American bank.
"In an interview with Andy Greenberg of Forbes earlier this month, Assange said his whistleblower website possesses and intends to disclose tens of thousands of secret documents from a major US financial institution early next year.
"It will give a true and representative insight into how banks behave at the executive level in a way that will stimulate investigations and reforms, I presume," Assange said."
No further details were provided; however, Assange predicted the impact of these disclosures could rival the Enron emails, "which revealed the corruption of the Houston-based energy company and led to its demise in 2001."
WikiLeaks' Next:
That first line is overblown and false.
Good point. As far as I can tell the only substantive thing exposed is that we keep far, far too much secret. It's almost as if everything at State or DoD is presumed secret unless vetted otherwise.
Don't forget McDonalds and Harley Davidson...Unfortunately this one wont be very surprising to me. Just read some reports today that the Fed has aggressively secretly bailed out numerous European Banks as well. The Fed is a secret organization that definitely needs to be exposed more. These Bank leaks should be interesting but not very surprising.
After the Savings and Loan scandals in the 80s between 1000 and 1500 bankers went to prison for economic crimes orders of magnitude smaller that our current looting.It will be interesting to see what financial institution is exposed. More importantly, will we learn anything that many haven't already assumed about the banks?
Two guesses:
Bank of America and/or Citibank.
As for learning, anyone paying attention is well aware. But greater exposure can never hurt, especially for those in complete denial, insisting U.S. banks never do anything wrong.
This will make Dylan Ratigan's Christmas the best Christmas ever!!!
If you're right and the details released next year have the same impact as the Enron emails had, do you think the US (global?) economy survives the demise of Goldman Sachs without another Great Depression?I'm guessing Goldman Sachs.