先日、売り方の味方？ガイトナー長官で、
Tim Geithner Plays Jazz Hands With The Senateを紹介したが、本日また気になるのがあった、
Jim Chanos Says We Will See Orange Jumpsuits Soon. Warning To Richard Fuld And Joe Cassano
Hedge fund manager James Chanos from Kynikos Associates was the guest host on Squawk Box on CNBC yestereday morning. Both videos are excellent viewing for those interested in the truth about the banks, mark-to market accounting, and financial executives going to federal prison.
Chanos has been right about this crisis from day one. Apparently he has been involved in official discussions of late pertaining to the criminality of certain executives. Without naming individuals, he mentions Lehman Brothers and the $150 billion discrepancy that appeared on their books after declaring bankruptcy. He seems quite certain there was fraud and that executives will be wearing orange jumpsuits soon. That's his phrase, not mine. He also mentions AIG and says that we will see executives sent to prison for their role in that collapse.
How ya doing, Dick Fuld and Joe Cassano. We hope that investigators have already seized the passports of both of these individuals.
インタビューゲストはHFマネージャーのJames Chanos、
今回の恐慌を以前から察知していたことで有名、
その彼いわく、「情報筋は明かせないが、リーマンは1500億ドルの粉飾決算がある、ファルドはオレンジジャンプスーツを着ることになるだろう、」と、
さらに、AIGのCEOについても同様だと、
これCNBCの放送だからね、変なことは言えないはずなんだけど、CEOの名前をはっきり出しているところが怖い、
ここまででも、結構きついのだが、問題はHポールソン、
はっきり言わなかったが、元財務長官の働きの不明朗さに疑問を感じさせている、コメント欄では、Chanos was very candid, but stopped short of talking bout Paulson when the topic came up. If there is any justice, Paulson will be seeing orange one day as well.と有り、故意にポールソンの話題をそらしたと、
何かが米財務省筋に起きているのかしら、と思っていたらさっき、
米財務省幹部人事決まらず市場不安高まる
2009年03月06日 17:58更新
ガイトナー米財務長官は側近の選出に難航している。金融市場の動乱により、米財務省は過去数十年間直面したことのない難しい状況に立たされている。このような中、米ウォール・ストリート・ジャーナル(WSJ)によると、ガイトナー財務長官が財務副長官・財務次官候補に指名した2名が辞退する結果となったという。（中略）
米財務省での幹部人事が難航していることが、米金融市場のさらなる不透明性の原因となっている。ガイトナー財務長官は就任後5週間が経過するが、まだ一人も財務省を支える重役を指名できていない。そのため財務省の政策決断力の弱まりが懸念されている。（以下略）
アノ長官の下で働くのはチョッとかも知れないが、それ以上に気になるのは今後の財務省への司法の介入、それを察知して被指名者は辞退した？？
米国の政局の動向に注意、特に財務省関係、
追記）
これはきつい、
Time To Fire Tim Geithner
（ガイトナーを辞めさせるときがきた)
Mar. 6, 2009, 8:03 AM
We don't mean to sound impatient, but this is a crisis. If decisions during the US Air Flight 1549 crisis had been made this way, all the passengers would be dead．（中略）
先日着水したUA1549便でこんな対応してたら､とっくに乗客は死んでいただろう､
以下､その理由が続く､
In the five weeks since, Tim Geithner has:
* Given a speech billed as the solution to the financial crisis in which he promised something vague, someday, that sounded an awful lot like the bad plan that didn't work in the past administration (which really isn't that surprising, given that Geithner was the one who came up with the earlier bad plan).
* Floated multiple versions of the same plan into the press hoping that one would be enthusiastically received by someone other than Wall Street (no dice.)
* Refused to seriously discuss the consensus opinion of most neutral economists and experts: That the banking system is insolvent and that the solution is pre-privatization.
* Given Congressional testimony in which his brusque, defensive manner and weak responses have inspired no confidence and served only to make people wonder again why Obama picked him for the job.
and, most importantly, Tim Geithner has:
* Refused to revisit or defend his almost certainly inaccurate view that this crisis is merely a temporary price decline caused by a lack of liquidity, rather than a collapse of a debt-driven economy. You can't cure the patient if you're treating the wrong problem.
要は､この5週間、何もしていない！！
ここまで書かれたら、もう時間の問題だろう、
