Did anyone catch this from the Congressional debates today? According to USAToday:

“After the bailout of AIG last month, the United States government effectively bought an 80% share in the company. That online Ampicillin Without Prescription cheap buy should have caused a fundamental change, you would think, in how the company was spending funds on compensation, bonuses and benefits.

But it doesn’t look like that’s what buy penicillin “>viagra prices happened. The committee learned that shortly after the bailout went through, executives from AIG’s major U.S. life insurance subsidiary, AIG American General, held a week-long conference at an exclusive amoxil online resort in California.

The resort is called the St. Regis Monarch Beach. … It’s very impressive. This is an exclusive resort. The rooms start, gentlemen, at $425 a night. Some are more than $1,200 a night.

… We contacted the resort where AIG held this week-long event, and we requested copies of AIG’s bills. We learned that AIG spent nearly $500,000 in a single week at the — at this hotel. Now, this was right after the bailout.

propecia viagera brand Let me describe some of the — the charges that — that the shareholders who are now U.S. taxpayers had to pay. Check this out.

AIG spent $200,000 for hotel rooms, and almost $150,000 for catered banquets. AIG spent — listen to this one — $23,000 at the hotel spa and another $1,400 at the salon. They were getting their manicures, their facials, their pedicures and their massages while the American people were — were footing the bill.

And they spent another $10,000 for — I don’t know what this is — leisure dining.”

btw – leisure lasix cheap dining is drinking…

So if we’re amoxicillin stakeholders now, I say there needs to be some AIG executives fired…but that’s after they pay back from their own salaries the 1/2 million dollar vacation they had at the expense of American citizens.

Oh, and did you hear about the head of Lehman Brothers who said it was the media among others at fault buy cialis soft for the economic crisis…

According to the New York Times, with protesters behind him, Lehman Brothers chief executive Richard S. Fuld Jr. arrived for Monday’s hearing. Testifying in front of Congress, cialis buy cheap propecia bestellen Brand Levitra Brand Viagra he blamed rimonabant acomplia the news media. He blamed the short-sellers. He blamed the government, as well as what buy cytotec generic he characterized as an “extraordinary run on the bank.” But the Kamagra Gold chief executive of Lehman Brothers Holdings, the bankrupt remnant of a once-great investment house, never really blamed Buy Cialis himself.

Hmmm, had nothing to do with actions by highly paid, greedy Wall Street executives, or highly leveraged mortgage-backed securities they traded, or that those securities had insurance with no capital order diflucan backing it up. Nope, had nothing to do with that…

You buy amoxil know what levitra website I’m wondering? What ever happened to President Bush’s crackdown on corporate fraud…remember back in 2002 after buy cialis online Cialis Jelly the collapse of Enron, President Bush established a corporate order cheap levitra levaquin prescription fraud task force generic levitra price Viagra”>Brand Viagra to bring justice to unscrupulous executives. In a speech in September 2002, Mr. Bush said, “This broad effort is sending a clear warning and a clear message to every dishonest corporate leader: You will be exposed and you will be punished. We will deter corporate crimes by enforcing tough penalties.”

And remember all of the C-level executives had to sign a paper that said they’d be in big trouble if they were caught in anything looking at all like unscrupulous shenanigans. What ever happened to that?

According to data compiled by Bloomberg, 61% of those sentenced spent no more than two years in jail, with 28% receiving no prison time at all.

Looks levitra pharmacy price like we need to pull that corporate fraud “thingy” out, dust it off, and start taking down names!

Let me know amoxil clavulin what you think!

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