Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Read This
This is a letter of resignation sent to Edward Liddy, chairman of AIG, from an executive vice-president of AIG's Financial Products division, at the center of the credit swap catastrophe. It was printed in the New York Times today. Very interesting, includes information that hadn't been released to the press and provides an important perspective on the entire issue. Well written and powerful. Read it, fucking relevant.
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hmmmm hmmmm. thanks jake.
ReplyDeleteI cain't comperhend all them big words!
ReplyDeleteonly hmmm hmmmm jess? thought you might have more to say...
ReplyDeleteFor real though, that was a really interesting letter. There really was a lot of information on how these companies actually function that isn't usually brought to light.
ReplyDeletesorry... i only have so much time... read my response to the crimethinc piece. also, it kinda makes sense that i didnt respond too hardcore if you understand the crimethinc article. love you man.
ReplyDeletei did understand the crimethinc article. but this is also a part of the society you currently live in.
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