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Well, I'll give you a couple years to say "I've said... and no one believed me"!:roll:Incorrect.
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Well, I'll give you a couple years to say "I've said... and no one believed me"!:roll:Incorrect.
Well, I'll give you a couple years to say "I've said... and no one believed me"!:roll:
He used quotes incorrectly. If something was deleted good policy would dictate an explanation to the board.I don't really see that VTK said anything wrong here to warrant that unless something was changed/deleted...
BingoMaybe the trailboss and him got in a pissing match.
Nice my post was edited - this will probably be deleted
Did he "sniff out" the organized crime angle in Madoff's scheme too? Now that it's "several years" after, and so far nothing came out.BG sniffed this one a long time ago. If you go to the first few posts in the Burke thread you will see that I was supportive. I liked Stenger. Still in shock.
Did he "sniff out" the organized crime angle in Madoff's scheme too? Now that it's "several years" after, and so far nothing came out.
Did he "sniff out" the organized crime angle in Madoff's scheme too? Now that it's "several years" after, and so far nothing came out.
I never really followed-up on the Madoff debacle after the first few years, so I dont know what was found regarding organized crime (if any), but I do recall watching Markopolos testify on live TV that after he handed the SEC Madoff's head on a silver platter not once, but twice, and yet the government did nothing, he didn't push it a 3rd-time, because he felt it highly likely the Russian mafia and possibly South American baddies were involved, and he was worried he could be outed and killed due to his realization via their non-handling of his smoking-gun evidence on Madoff, that the SEC was either incompetent, or that worse perhaps someone high up at the SEC was protecting Madoff and was in on the crime.
Clearly, for being a dingbat.
I read your post as you still "believe" there is likely organized connection, despite no evidence were ever discovered and the scheme is now several years behind us.
If there are penalties for that, you would have been sentenced to the Electric Chair.
I'm just peaking at this thread on page 72, sorry I don't have the in depth history. But a friend of mine, who basically has same job as Bernie but on a teeny tiny scale (lol) swears there was an inside connection - just because he's 100% certain he'd have been caught by SEC, as the normal audits by the regulators he'd always get would have bagged Bernie (friend goes on about FINRA or whatever and my eyes glaze...). But he's never been able to figure out how he got away with it without help, or he's missing some piece of the story (possible).No, that's not what I wrote. What I wrote (and it seems pretty clearly written to me) is that I don't know one way or the other if organized crime was ever involved with Madoff.
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