Friday, January 16, 2009

How Convenient

Both Engines Missing From Crashed Plane In Hudson River

Bank of America, Wells Employees Were Aboard Crashed Plane

"Bankers figured prominently in another aircraft crash that ended in a New York river. As DealBook’s Andrew Ross Sorkin reported in 2005, a helicopter carrying top executives from MBNA, the credit card giant, fell into the East River.
No one was seriously hurt. But days later, the deal that the MBNA executives had come to negotiate in secret was, as the company failed to sell itself to Wachovia. MBNA quickly sold itself to Bank of America for $35 billion."

Assassination By Plane Crash’ Of Top American Bankers Fails In US

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Bank of America is eating up the little fish. Another fine example of small companies being gorged upon and forced to succumb to federal corporate monopolization of resources. It's looking more and more like 1984 every year.

17/1/09 4:34 AM  
Blogger nolocontendere said...

I'll tell you, nick, this theft is the biggest swindle I've ever seen. Now BofA is demanding even more money after gobbling Merrill Lynch. And will probably get it.
May we see even more odd plane crashes while this shit is going down?

17/1/09 8:21 AM  

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