Special iTulip.com Bulletin - April 1, 2008
Today, speaking to a group of unemployed automobile parts factory workers in Ohio and homeless ex-venture capitalists in California's once economically vibrant Silicon Valley via a free Internet seminar, ex-Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan apologized for creating a “madcap” economic system in the mid 1990s, dependent on leverage and asset speculation, that collapsed in 2007. The implosion occurred when Iran, Venezuela and Russia cut off oil supplies to the U.S. together after National Security Advisor Condoleeza Rice referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Venezuelan President of Hugo Chavez and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as “The Three Oil Stooges,” in a speech to students at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. She likened the Russian President to Three Stooges character Mo Howard, stating “He was the leader of the group, just like Putin.” Since then, Russia, Iran and Venezuelan have been selling the balance of their oil to China.
http://www.itulip.com/greenspanissorry.htm
Today, speaking to a group of unemployed automobile parts factory workers in Ohio and homeless ex-venture capitalists in California's once economically vibrant Silicon Valley via a free Internet seminar, ex-Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan apologized for creating a “madcap” economic system in the mid 1990s, dependent on leverage and asset speculation, that collapsed in 2007. The implosion occurred when Iran, Venezuela and Russia cut off oil supplies to the U.S. together after National Security Advisor Condoleeza Rice referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Venezuelan President of Hugo Chavez and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as “The Three Oil Stooges,” in a speech to students at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. She likened the Russian President to Three Stooges character Mo Howard, stating “He was the leader of the group, just like Putin.” Since then, Russia, Iran and Venezuelan have been selling the balance of their oil to China.
http://www.itulip.com/greenspanissorry.htm
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