Glen48
Money can't buy Poverty
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Mash, your zeal is understandable and I genuinely hope it's rewarded.
I just wonder if you have considered the personal toll that years of protracted court battles will have on your stress levels, not to mention the funding of such legal activities.
I, too, would be interested in the question Bunyip has asked about how the legal action is being funded? Presumably no win, no pay? If that's the case and if that's how it remains, then indeed you have nothing to lose it would seem.
Trouble is most of the players are in there to serve themselves.
It would take a very "socialist, nanny " government to have the balls to put your recommendations a into place. But then, when this whole sorry mess is over,perhaps the public will demand such action.
bunyip....yes if we were told our margin loans were in fact in buffer...
and the websites don't have up to date information (unit prices 2-3 days old) and the
We will try...if not for ourselves... then maybe for our kids... lay down and roll over or get up and fight... I have chosen to fight!!!!!!
When asked, I told several local people not to have anything to do with Storm for years beforehand, it was entirely obvious to me, with my skeptical mind that the thing was a house of cards at worst and a fleecing operation (due to exorbitant fees) at best, yet even when told this, most people still don't want to believe it, happy to believe they were paying through the nose for qualityFor quite some time I was met with muffled laughter about my lack of insight, when they told me how well they were doing... legislation will NOT fix gullibility.
Looks like EC will make an appearance on 60 minutes this weekend!!!
http://sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=75764
Will be interesting to see what they cover as i am aware they were looking at some of the home loan issues.... only the tip of the iceberg has been in the media to date.
Well I hope the reporter who interviews him has a bit of fire in his or her belly, and won't let him get away with his usual dumb statements like 'this was an unprecedented event' and 'nobody saw this coming'. If the reporter has done his homework he'll know how to hit him with facts that show it wasn't an unprecedented event, and plenty of people saw it coming.
I've been very disappointed with the reporters who've interviewed him so far.....he tells them things that are blatantly inaccurate, and they just don't nail him on it at all. It seems to me that they haven't done their homework and don't know the facts well enough to counter his misinformation.
Looks like EC will make an appearance on 60 minutes this weekend!!!
http://sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=75764
Will be interesting to see what they cover as i am aware they were looking at some of the home loan issues.... only the tip of the iceberg has been in the media to date.
Well I hope the reporter who interviews him has a bit of fire in his or her belly, and won't let him get away with his usual dumb statements like 'this was an unprecedented event' and 'nobody saw this coming'. If the reporter has done his homework he'll know how to hit him with facts that show it wasn't an unprecedented event, and plenty of people saw it coming.
I've been very disappointed with the reporters who've interviewed him so far.....he tells them things that are blatantly inaccurate, and they just don't nail him on it at all. It seems to me that they haven't done their homework and don't know the facts well enough to counter his misinformation.
He probably only agrees to go on when they agree to only ask certain questions (just like the politicians) so it's all fake really just for the semblance of news
With the utmost respect to sixtyminutes, they are not the brightest ponies in the paddock, so an expectation of financial insight may be past them.
Then again they may surprise with a naked punter in the wings to "shame" Manny.
I always put myself in to the other blokes shoes to understand these events.
If I were Manny I would.
1. Negotiate a very large payment for my appearance to an entity that couldn't be touched by a secondary lawsuit... superfund, family trust or overseas entity.
2. Pick the biggest idjjit (to borrow a phrase from Julia) on 60minutes tick tock to interview me, I don't watch it so don't know who the resident "idjiit" is.
3. Choose the location with PR or advertising advice to provide subliminal assistance to my appearance.
4. Keep on repeating the message I need to get across, "Black Swan, CBA, Banks," etc etc etc
5. Ensure my Channel 9 limo was of a stature befitting my ego, and then back to mansion to chill out.
gg
gg, clearly Manny would derive much benefit from your wisdom and public relations savvy.
Perhaps offer your services for a sum befitting your status?
For a percentage of such a sum I would be prepared to act as your agent, explaining to Manny how the services of Garpal Gumnut would quickly render him pure as the driven snow in the eyes of everyone concerned.
Well I hope the reporter who interviews him has a bit of fire in his or her belly,
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