Anyone who watched Romney as Governor [in one of the dumbest mistakes Massachusetts voters ever made] would have understood that Romney was an EMPTY SUIT, incapable of governing, increasing the state's debt to record heights and proclaiming phony 'I balanced the budget.'
If you 'balance the budget' by increasing the debt, that solely a Republican tactic to leave to the future.
Sat Oct 19, 2013 at 07:51 AM PDT
Romney Sued for RICO in Fed Court: eToys Deal
This will be interesting to follow. Stephen Haas, eToys executive charged with liquidating assets discovered multiple frauds committed by eToys attorney's for creditors and debtors. Denotes multiple cases of perjury and other frauds. (CLICK ON ORANGE PARTS for more details)Los Angeles – Steven (“Laser”) Haas owns Collateral Logistics, Inc., (“CLI”) locally. Haas sued Mitt Romney for $100 million today for Racketeering in the Central Federal District Court in Los Angeles at 3:47 pm. The case was assigned to the Honorable District Justice Stephen V. Wilson presiding; and Magistrate Justice Alicia G. Rosenberg to hear discovery motions.Romney Sued for RICO in Fed Court
Goldman Sachs and Bain Capital are Co-DefendantsAlso named in the lawsuit as “Defendants” are Goldman Sachs (who took eToys public and is accused of fraud), Bain Capital (that bought Kay Bee Toys in 2000) and Michael Glazer (CEO of Stage Stores and Kay Bee who worked with Bain/ Kay Bee to buy eToys) and Barry Gold (who worked as director’s assistant at Stage Stores and then became a post-bankruptcy petition President/CEO of eToys in May 2001. Plus Paul Traub is named (who confessed in 2005 that he was secretly Barry Gold’s partner). Mr. Traub was also partners with fraudster Marc Dreier and named by the Federal Receiver over Tom Petters Ponzi as “controller” thereof.And let us NOT forget the New York times reported Equity Firm collusion, naming Bain Capital. There is proof that Bain, Goldman, and others rig the game.
Equity Firms Like Bain Collude According to NYTimes
RETAIL COMPETITION IS BEING MURDERED IN AMERICA. These colluding behemoths will take this show on the road and murder retail competition throughout the world until they are stopped.And BAIN Capital is listed in the impending court case.I offer the above because I think it is relevant to Mr. Haas' case.
In Bain’s biggest acquisition, the $32.1 billion purchase of the hospital giant HCA in 2006, competitors agreed privately to “stand down” and not bid on the company as part of an understanding with Bain to divvy up companies targeted for leveraged buyouts, according to internal e-mails.
Back to Stephen Haas case.
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