Lloyd Blankfein Question at FCIC Hearing 1/13/2010.mov

Lloyd Blankfein, CEO of Goldman Sachs appears with other chairmen appear before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Committee on 1/13/2010 for questioning

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Financial Crisis
• Economy
• Government
• Goldman Sachs

[bearstearn3]

i love this man, lloyd blankfein

[NewStreamMediadotORG]

somehow his eloquence allows him to openly explain theft from the government (a/k/a the American people) in a way that leads you to respect his (and Goldman Sachs') business cunning.

[timewilltell7]

@ylchiang

well "business" shouldnt be so complicated that these banksters can do things that people don't understand - thats the whole point of their system its called a bank as it gives you access to the current sea - currency

if you look at the ocean you can see the surface but nothing underneath - these people hide behind this same rule of water - they are hiding deep in the flow of complicated equations and no one can reconcile what is going on as it gets lost underwater...

[timewilltell7]

his lower lip is weird - he's a reptilian - he's all contorted and not human

blank feigned expression - what a piece of shit

[noobarxis]

goldman sachs, we are coming. . . expect us . . .

[FinancialSP]

@cml4456 Goldman Sachs, is one of those creations. Also I responded to the wrong person on a comment so click the video to see the rest of what I said if you wish.

[FinancialSP]

@cml4456 It takes massive amounts of courage, discipline, humility, dedication and responsibility to come to that conclusion. That is not even the end-goal, as humanity is a Type 0 civilization. The curve of human ability goes wildly higher, in theory. Science is also bound by collective decisions, so this type of information is not wide-spread except in theoretical physics. The world is democratically electing to give power away by not growing with our most powerful creations.

[FinancialSP]

@cml4456 The banks were forced to lend to people who could not afford it, and the objective party Goldman Sachs profited the most, accumulating the most energy out of the delusion that humanity agreed to. This upsets people, because they are forced to go down the path to come to that conclusion often against their will, which causes anger and a plethora of negative emotions until that understanding is realized.

[FinancialSP]

@Talentz92 Most view this in terms of the people who do them wrong in their life, so they cry foul thinking it's a scam. This sphere is a different plane entirely made up of larger and more complex/sophisticated interactions. People have votes, the voted are accountable, and the voters don't understand the ramifications of decisions as complex as monetary policy and capitalism. The truth is, if you did, you would be able to write books on it, or would actively be becoming very wealthy.

[FinancialSP]

@cml4456 But most can't and won't... look at poster "Charliemctruth" who says he feels nauseous... it's too objective and subconsciously understood that he knows very little and it's the responsibility of charlie to understand. He won't accept that as truth, so he feels nauseous.

[FinancialSP]

@cml4456 He also can't explain the whole concept over the video, because it is too in-depth. People want answers using their concepts and understanding of life. These companies have studied volumes of data to get there in that range of trillions of dollars. What you see in these comments is the social caste and their resulting opinions based on that scale of poor understanding. If they choose to educate themselves, they won't react the way they do to objectivity.

[FinancialSP]

@cml4456 You're right, but it's too much cognitive-dissonance and too much of an education gap for people to understand. Blankfein is speaking Chinese to them, the news are making money off of them through ads while they don't understand. Production and personal responsibility, it goes far.