Mitch the pot calling the kettle black

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(Apologies to my brothers of color). http://www.indystar.com/article/20110519/NEWS0505/110519009/1001/NEWS Can you believe this hypocrisy? The ex-VP of a company notorious for outsourcing valuable manufacturing jobs to circumvent fair taxes in the State of Indiana and the US of A claims that HE KNOWS what is best for the country? If that is true, please please outsource the Govenorship of Indiana too. To Bangalore, Dehli, or another equally well managed area with millions of lost souls.
 






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(Apologies to my brothers of color). http://www.indystar.com/article/20110519/NEWS0505/110519009/1001/NEWS Can you believe this hypocrisy? The ex-VP of a company notorious for outsourcing valuable manufacturing jobs to circumvent fair taxes in the State of Indiana and the US of A claims that HE KNOWS what is best for the country? If that is true, please please outsource the Govenorship of Indiana too. To Bangalore, Dehli, or another equally well managed area with millions of lost souls.
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As W's OMB director, PITCH presided over an unprecedented EXPLOSION in deficit/debt increases...using his ePM logic, now he should be held accountable for his lack of deliverables. As to his outsourcing of IN state positions, he looks for only the lowest of gutter reprobates, like his former BMV director, among others. PITCH MITCH..OUT OF THE MANSION, AND INTO THE DITCH!
 
























Mitch at 56, if selected for VP by Romney, could be a candidate at 64. Hopefully his family situation may become better, and may have more time to think. But record as Governor of Indiana would not go away, when he "outsourced" the jobs to IBM in a reverse staff cut. Annual expenditure grew by 23 million after taking all the income and expense into account. Now that may not be a lot of money...but IBM is the same comapny that milked Lilly for it glorious Vsiosion Jam for ice-cool $50million, thanks to IBM who later elected Sidney Tuarel as one of its illustrated luminaries to the Board of Directors..in a kickback.

With $23 million, Indiana could have created at least 200 jobs, each paying $100K or more.
 






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Mitch at 56, if selected for VP by Romney, could be a candidate at 64. Hopefully his family situation may become better, and may have more time to think. But record as Governor of Indiana would not go away, when he "outsourced" the jobs to IBM in a reverse staff cut. Annual expenditure grew by 23 million after taking all the income and expense into account. Now that may not be a lot of money...but IBM is the same comapny that milked Lilly for it glorious Vsiosion Jam for ice-cool $50million, thanks to IBM who later elected Sidney Tuarel as one of its illustrated luminaries to the Board of Directors..in a kickback.

With $23 million, Indiana could have created at least 200 jobs, each paying $100K or more.
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Don't forget the broken contract between Lilly and the State in which billions in tax relief were exchanged for the "creation" of 8000 local jobs. Shameful yet no one remembers somehow.

So the real numbers are not 5500 job cuts. The real number is 13500. How many empty houses in your neighborhood, Indy residents. Oh I forgot, Lilly employees don't live where they work. They commute from Carmel. Don't shit where you eat, right?
 






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Don't forget the broken contract between Lilly and the State in which billions in tax relief were exchanged for the "creation" of 8000 local jobs. Shameful yet no one remembers somehow.

So the real numbers are not 5500 job cuts. The real number is 13500. H?
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You raise an excellent point. Consider the retroactive taxes charged to this company after it violated favorable tax treatment: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-...w-after-globe-reports-loss-of-tax-breaks.html

It's possible. All it takes is a Matt Tabibbi Rolling Stone article.... Goldman Sachs will get justice, Evergreen Solar will get justice, and so on.
 












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Don't forget the broken contract between Lilly and the State in which billions in tax relief were exchanged for the "creation" of 8000 local jobs. Shameful yet no one remembers somehow.

So the real numbers are not 5500 job cuts. The real number is 13500. How many empty houses in your neighborhood, Indy residents. Oh I forgot, Lilly employees don't live where they work. They commute from Carmel. Don't shit where you eat, right?
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I think that 13,500 is not even the number! In reality Lilly may have shed over 18,000 jobs in US. However, Lilly boasts that it created three jobs in China for one job lost. Yes, there will be saving. If you see Lilly's roster of ~39500 employees, the number belies actual jobs lost in Lilly US and A.

Also, a number of senior staff got demoted ho had served in Lilly for over 20+ years. That is equivalent of one lost position for two demotions.

I am glad that such Lilly employee will never become president whose tenure included worse pharmaceutical crimes anyone can imagine -- drugging very old human being just to make a buck or two.

It is verypossible that one day Lilly would be a Chinese company and will be a net drug importer in US. What gives?
 






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You raise an excellent point. Consider the retroactive taxes charged to this company after it violated favorable tax treatment: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-...w-after-globe-reports-loss-of-tax-breaks.html
It's possible. All it takes is a Matt Tabibbi Rolling Stone article.... Goldman Sachs will get justice, Evergreen Solar will get justice, and so on.
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Goldman Plunges, As Market Cap Shrinks By $8.3 Billion Just Since The Matt Taibbi Takedown

If you haven't been paying attention, Goldman Sachs shares have been in freefall.

They lost over 3% Friday amid a slew of headlines about imminent subpoenas related to Blankfein, the firm's activities during the crisis, and just generally for being the much-reviled Goldman Sachs.

The stock has lost over 10% in just the last week since Matt Taibbi wrote his latest takedown, costing the firm over $8 billion in market cap.

From its 52-week high made earlier this year, the stock is off 24%.

At $134, it's only barely above its $129 book value, meaning that either A) people don't believe that the company's book value is real, or b) the value of the Goldman Sachs franchise has been reduced to $5/share, or just over $2.5 billion, based on 517 million shares outstanding.

The stock is only barely above where it was at its depths last summer, before it settled civil fraud charges from the SEC.

Panic time, and of course, another sign of the rapture.

http://www.businessinsider.com/goldman-stock-falls-83-billion-after-taibbi-article-2011-5

A) Verify Lilly's book value if Goldman, Sach & Company's book value is "tepcoed" [Tepco = Tokyo Electric and Power Company famous for its lying to Japanese governemtn and people of nuclear catastrophe; concocted; lied]
 






Matt,

Would you care to visit In'dn'aplis to meet with fraudulently disengaged Lilly employees?


I see a Pulitzer prize here.

Anonymous said:
Goldman Plunges, As Market Cap Shrinks By $8.3 Billion Just Since The Matt Taibbi Takedown

If you haven't been paying attention, Goldman Sachs shares have been in freefall.

They lost over 3% Friday amid a slew of headlines about imminent subpoenas related to Blankfein, the firm's activities during the crisis, and just generally for being the much-reviled Goldman Sachs.

The stock has lost over 10% in just the last week since Matt Taibbi wrote his latest takedown, costing the firm over $8 billion in market cap.

From its 52-week high made earlier this year, the stock is off 24%.

At $134, it's only barely above its $129 book value, meaning that either A) people don't believe that the company's book value is real, or b) the value of the Goldman Sachs franchise has been reduced to $5/share, or just over $2.5 billion, based on 517 million shares outstanding.

The stock is only barely above where it was at its depths last summer, before it settled civil fraud charges from the SEC.

Panic time, and of course, another sign of the rapture.

http://www.businessinsider.com/goldman-stock-falls-83-billion-after-taibbi-article-2011-5

A) Verify Lilly's book value if Goldman, Sach & Company's book value is "tepcoed" [Tepco = Tokyo Electric and Power Company famous for its lying to Japanese governemtn and people of nuclear catastrophe; concocted; lied]
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