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Main Forums => The Roundtable => Topic started by: AZRedhawk44 on August 26, 2009, 11:38:22 AM
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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125112547653253819.html
The Federal Reserve chose a labor leader to succeed a former Goldman Sachs executive as the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of New York's private-sector board of directors.
Denis Hughes, president of the New York state branch of the AFL-CIO, had been serving as acting chairman of the New York Fed board since May, when Stephen Friedman stepped down from the position.
What does this guy know about banking systems?
The link I have is a pay-news site and I don't have an account, so I've been forced to google Denis Hughes. Nothing involving financial regulation. Just labor relations. Srsly, WTF?
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There's two things at work:
1. People don't trust those involved in the financial community so they are looking outside the financial community for leadership. That's why you have people with zero real world financial experience making the rules, and you have people whose only experience is undermining business gaining positions of power over business.
2. You are seeing payment for services rendered.
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There's two things at work:
1. People don't trust those involved in the financial community so they are looking outside the financial community for leadership. That's why you have people with zero real world financial experience making the rules, and you have people whose only experience is undermining business gaining positions of power over business.
2. You are seeing payment for services rendered.
Buzz, I think you got those backwards!
:laugh:
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What does this guy know about banking systems?
Kneecaps.....he knows kneecaps.... ;)
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What does this guy know about banking systems?
The link I have is a pay-news site and I don't have an account, so I've been forced to google Denis Hughes. Nothing involving financial regulation. Just labor relations. Srsly, WTF?
Dude, if your task is to undermine or cripple something, knowing about is kinda optional. You don't need to be a structural engineer to blow up a bridge, after all.
The point isn't to run a stable and reliable central bank system. It's corruption, power and ideology.
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So Tinky Holloway or Wesley Mouch ??
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Buzz, I think you got those backwards!
:laugh:
Actually, I think it's likely a 50-50 mix.
It's funny driving by the local AFL-CIO HQ. It also happens to be the HQ for the county Dem party. If nothing, at least they are open and honest about being in bed together.