Madoff attacks the U.S. government!
Monday, February 28, 2011
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After having raised a great stir with his recent interview with the New York Times in which he accused JP Morgan Chase and other financial entities to be accomplices of his Ponzi scheme, Bernard Madoff raises the bar in a new interview at New York magazine in which a frontal attack the reform of financial markets strongly supported by Obama and even says that the Government has set up a giant Ponzi scheme. The bankrupt
seventy-two was hit by the recent tragic death of his son Mark, who committed suicide on the second anniversary of the arrest of his father, and continues to claim that none of his family, including those who worked with him, was aware of the castle of cards he built over the years, a pattern that has cost tens of billions of dollars to those who had directly or indirectly given their money to the former president of Nasdaq and one of the most famous Wall Street broker.
Those words may seem Madoff of freedom of a man who, at least on paper, others should spend 148 years in prison, but there is no doubt that the reform of financial markets has not cut the nails to speculation or intervened radically in the operational patterns of investment banking, objectives that are not on the agenda of the Financial Stability Group chaired by the Italian Mario Draghi.
seventy-two was hit by the recent tragic death of his son Mark, who committed suicide on the second anniversary of the arrest of his father, and continues to claim that none of his family, including those who worked with him, was aware of the castle of cards he built over the years, a pattern that has cost tens of billions of dollars to those who had directly or indirectly given their money to the former president of Nasdaq and one of the most famous Wall Street broker.
Those words may seem Madoff of freedom of a man who, at least on paper, others should spend 148 years in prison, but there is no doubt that the reform of financial markets has not cut the nails to speculation or intervened radically in the operational patterns of investment banking, objectives that are not on the agenda of the Financial Stability Group chaired by the Italian Mario Draghi.
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