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More like he made a fool out of you, cause you actually believed him.

Gee, I can only wish AIG shuts down and whatever assets they have left are liquidated and paid to the government. But it won't happen, because AIG & their staff are such vital components of this economy & this nation. No wait, it's because they part of one of the biggest & most lucrative...

Look, if you're so happy about this, why don't you go down to AIG HQs and donate your own money to their payroll. FORCE MAJEURE CLAUSE! Google it. There is no contractual obligation to uphold business agreements & contracts, let alone scumbag employment contracts when the sh*t hits the fan...

I know this is a fun discussion, but do you have any real knowledge about employment contracts or business contracts in general? AIG is bankrupt. When a company goes BK, force majeure clause kicks in. Without the government funds, AIG had no money to stay in operation, let alone pay...

Hanns G are good value monitors, I have the 17" ones for years and resold them recently. However, at $99 for a 19", it's not exactly a bargain, more like standard price. Samsung 19" widescreen for $129 is a better choice.

That is essentially what happens when an insurance company fails.

Government has been bought by the international banks, so please place your blame appropriately. They are in overdrive mode. AIG isn't being allowed to fail so that they can funnel aka payout money on their CDS obligations.

Once again, I know this is a very tough & complicated concept, but please try to use the brain that god has gifted you with. AIG is BEYOND BANKRUPT. There is no employment contract out there which actually requires the company to pay out under a force majeure situation. That's part of the...

It's pretty good. I like KRS One's Burger King analogy.

Do you realize that AIG is beyond bankrupt?

No, it does not work like that. Whatever you want "guaranteed" becomes a salary. You're simply promised a bonus, which may not be to your liking when you get it and would cause you to leave the firm. Lately, the contract implied a range for bonus, but there is no guarantee. Even the...

Why is this a very difficult concept. These firms are inherently BANKRUPT!!! No bank would lend them, there is no bond market for them, these is no fund raising via private investors or stock sales (not enough to keep them afloat). Please use your wonderful logic and please explain...

You're assuming too much. Even in mainstream, there were plenty of editorials critisizing Congress pay & subsequent raises.

If you think it's so pathetic, feel free to overpay your taxes so that the government can give even more money to AIG. Better yet, pay my taxes, since I want nothing to do with these bailouts.

The funny part is that you're serious. Must be a Keynesian.

What's your point? Electricity in the US is deregulated in many states and is undergoing deregulation in the rest. It is pretty much an oligarchy. If you think water deregulation will be any different, you are very mistaken.

Not all co-op boards are sad, miserable souls on a power trip. Condos are a rip-off due to maintenance costs. And you will have to deal with similiar rules. The best decision right now is to lock in a long-term lease at a low price.

1) If you're a first time home buyer, you can always get a mortgage with minimal requirements. You can get 6.00% even 2) For the prime mortgage, anybody who is self-employed will have problems 3) Why would you want to buy anything in Manhattan right now? It's a losing proposition...

AIG is the insurance company which insured mortgage derived instruments from mortgages that would not be repaid.

Dumb fuck loser? Wanna say that to my face, you fat pampered spoiled prick? Or do you only act tough on the internet, cause you're nothing but a punk bitch in real life? Aren't you the one who spent years blowing up when you privileged edge of being on the floor was taken away? Your momma...