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Is it weird that the “bankruptcy CEO” is talking quite a lot of sh$t about the company and SBF, or this just normal operating procedure under these sorts of cir
by indigodaddy 4y ago
Is it weird that the “bankruptcy CEO” is talking quite a lot of sh$t about the company and SBF, or this just normal operating procedure under these sorts of circumstances and trying to be totally transparent etc etc?
- sschueller 4y agoThey guy dealt with Enron so I would expect this kind of attitude after all the shit he has seen.
- cobythedog 4y agoIs reporting on the findings considered "talking quite a lot of sh$t"?
- indigodaddy 4y agoWell I guess not, but a statement like “the company engaged in ‘old-fashioned embezzlement’” seems like a little more colored than a vanilla reporting of the findings. This seems like more of a prosecutorial statement. I guess these bankruptcy “CEOs” are essentially agents of the Justice Dept/govt in any case, though? In that light these sorts of statements make more sense.
- sublinear 4y agoIt's not real "old-fashioned" embezzlement without some good rye whiskey
- xwolfi 4y agoHe was countering the argument that it was sophsticated like Enron: they didnt cook the books to appear healthy, they just took money from the company accounts to buy houses, with no records. Zero sophistication, plain old emblezzlement.