It's strange how people don't notice problems when making huge amounts of money depends on things remaining the way they are. When it hits the fan, let the fing

It's strange how people don't notice problems when making huge amounts of money depends on things remaining the way they are. When it hits the fan, let the finger pointing begin. The villain in this piece doesn't seem to be the overbearing, but somewhat clueless boss, but the Wall Street banks, in particular Goldman Sachs. It reminds me of Matt Taibbi's recent Rolling Stone article on "The Great American Bubble Machine", though without the screaming.