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glassman
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it's about time

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Ha, ha. Beat'cha to the punch. [Big Grin]

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Ken Lay guilty on all counts [Big Grin] ...

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LOL Peaser that's what i get for having it on Fox "news" instead of a reputable organization [Roll Eyes]

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oh wow, Lay is getting the full treatment...

IMO? they should deprive him of vaseline priveleges at the commissary too

and the jury didn't waste any time getting it on either...

funny thing about the Fox "News" cretins? Cavuto was saying just before the verdict came in that "you can't blame these guys for being in charge of a company that fails"
Fox "News" must go out of its way to hire these whackos...

at least in Texas they still care about the truth...

in Alabammy they let Scrushy the healthsouth creep go.... [Roll Eyes]
The verdict was a resounding defeat for federal prosecutors in Birmingham, Alabama, who had the cooperation of 15 HealthSouth executives who pleaded guilty to participating in the fraud. Five former finance chiefs testified against Scrushy, who was accused of inflating profit from 1996 to 2002 and propping up HealthSouth shares to enrich himself.

``This is a stunning defeat for the government,'' said Robert Mintz, a former federal prosecutor. ``I think they have to be scratching their heads over exactly how this one slipped away from them. What the defense was able to do here was raise questions as to the motives of all of these various cooperators.''


ya never know what'll happen in court in some places....

and BTW? Rove is from 'bama too

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So when does the sentencing come down? Skilling got convicted on 19 of 28 charges...

Hey Ken, do you know what it feels like to run through a cornfield backwards?!?!?!?!?!?!

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quote:
Originally posted by BongLoad:
So when does the sentencing come down? Skilling got convicted on 19 of 28 charges...

Hey Ken, do you know what it feels like to run through a cornfield backwards?!?!?!?!?!?!

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Hopefully the way it felt for all the employees shareholders, families, ah hell most of Houston..

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That's true. The scary thing is these guys totally believe their own BS and have lied to themselves to the point they don't see the trail of destruction they left... the shattered families, broken lives, and complete upheavel. I don't think most folks realize the torment and torture they have put people through.

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Ken Lay just got Religion, he is going to need it where he is going.
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I just hope they don't go to the usual "Club Fed," with good meals and plasma TVs. They should get the same treatment as a crack dealer would. (If there were any justice, they would have the same lawyers as well.)

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"Enron contributed nearly $6 million to federal
parties and candidates between 1989 and 2001,
more than two-thirds to Republicans, according
to OpenSecrets.org, the Web site of the Center
for Responsive Politics.

More than $2 million of that money came during the
1999-2000 election cycle, when the company became
one of the biggest backers of President George W.
Bush's bid for the White House. Lay personally
raised at least $100,000 for the campaign, and Bush
used to refer to him by the nickname "Kenny Boy.'"

- Bloomberg

Kenny Boy, you are doing a heck of a job!

Incidently, Christopher Cox, who has a history
of indictments for financial crimes, is head
of the SEC. He was appointed by George Bush,
who also has a criminal history, much of it,
financial crimes.

Christopher Cox wrote and spearheaded laws
which enabled the Enron scam. Those laws
still stand today.


Kira

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Kenny boy? Remenisant of Brownie boy,,,,,Thats when I knew I had made a mistake supporting Bush.

To bad Brownie boy wasn't going up the river as well...

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What a pos after all the appeals think he will get time
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if they're not both whacked good?

could be "the straw," imo...

LOTTSA folks watching this

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An interesting side note on this trial is federal
prosecutors kicked ass on those high end lawyers.

Federal prosecutors are civil servants who really
do not earn much money. Fairly much ordinary
people with ordinary families; just like us.

Those defense attorneys cost fifty or sixty-million
dollars, are very wealthy, very powerful, attended
Harvand and Yale, live a life of riches.

At the end of the game, those lowly federal civil
servants stomped those big boys into the ground.

Hooray for the Little People!

Kira

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must admit, did not follow testimony, strategy, and so on...however, I *suspect" the jury was drumming its fingers until time to convene...

My hope is the defense attorneys were *SO* good that there's no quibble for appeal.

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Nah, those two boys will die in prison. My guess
both will receive at least twenty years of
vacation with Big Bubba and buddies.

Here is the deal. Enron financial reporting was
so twisted and convoluted, so well hidden in false
companies, lenders, shells and such, even world
class financial experts could not unravel all of
it and spot the problems. Leading experts could
not make a lick of sense of Enron financials.

Prosecuting attorneys, the Little Boys, had to
take apart all the hidden boxes, display each
carefully and clearly for jurors to see, then
put all of it back together for jurors to see
the big picture, to make sense of it all.

Prosecution had to do what financial experts
could not do.

Nah, no room for appeals. Those Little Boys
have performed such a good job laying out all
of this hidden Enron crime, air tight case.

If there is a failure, this is not dragging
George Bush and Christopher Cox in as known
co-conspirators with Enron.

Nope, those Enron boys will be afforded a free
long vacation at the Gray Bar Hotel.

Glory Be!

Kira

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