K. Denninger Drops the F-Bomb

[bcassill]

Seems K-man is on a tear. He's moved away from his usual analysis of economic woes to a vitriolic tirade against Wall Street, the Feds, Congress, and state AG's. Maybe he made one to many charts. Or perhaps it's something in the water down in Florida. Or perhaps, just perhaps, he's pointing out the really obvious.

Oh, and he does it by dropping the F-Bomb..."Fraud."

With the CEO's of America's largest financial institutions being conspicuously absent from Obama's recent speech in New York on reforming Wall Street, one has to ask "Just how clueless are these people?" Oh, sure. The public is upset with Wall Street and the government bailouts and deficits ad infinitum, but the public has not quite woken up to the fact of how bad they've been fleeced, defrauded, and screwed by a wide variety of powerful interests through the weakening of laws, regulatory capture, and yes, outright fraud.

Yes, Karl is quite the upset individual. I suspect the rest of the voting public will be too once it dawns on them what has been going on. Expect more of these types of outbursts a la Alex Jones in the coming months. Oh, the fun is about to begin...

http://market-ticker.org/archives/14...-TOGETHER.html

[ThePythonicCow]

Re: K. Denninger Drops the F-Bomb

... in the coming months.

I suspect years, not months.

Both America's and China's populations still feel too complacent, too involved in getting by as they have been. China's youth, and all of America, has been drugged by commercial excess.

[metalman]

Re: K. Denninger Drops the F-Bomb

Seems K-man is on a tear. He's moved away from his usual analysis of economic woes to a vitriolic tirade against Wall Street, the Feds, Congress, and state AG's. Maybe he made one to many charts. Or perhaps it's something in the water down in Florida. Or perhaps, just perhaps, he's pointing out the really obvious.

Oh, and he does it by dropping the F-Bomb..."Fraud."

With the CEO's of America's largest financial institutions being conspicuously absent from Obama's recent speech in New York on reforming Wall Street, one has to ask "Just how clueless are these people?" Oh, sure. The public is upset with Wall Street and the government bailouts and deficits ad infinitum, but the public has not quite woken up to the fact of how bad they've been fleeced, defrauded, and screwed by a wide variety of powerful interests through the weakening of laws, regulatory capture, and yes, outright fraud.

Yes, Karl is quite the upset individual. I suspect the rest of the voting public will be too once it dawns on them what has been going on. Expect more of these types of outbursts a la Alex Jones in the coming months. Oh, the fun is about to begin...

http://market-ticker.org/archives/14...-TOGETHER.html

he's pointing out the obvious to create a diversion from his failed forecasts.