And another thing
One more Goldman thought
How can the Senate think that it’s just really, really awful for Goldman not to tell one supposedly sophisticated casino player, that German bank, that there was another sophisticated casino player on the other side of the table; or to fail to disclose that Goldman was not tipping the odds in favor of the Germans, and just think that it’s fine and dandy for Goldman to keep American investors in the dark about everything else it does?
Why is it obvious that G should have held the hands of a bunch of German bank bureaucrats who should have known better, but not obvious that the megabanks should disclose to the American taxpayers the hazards lurking on the banks’ balance sheets, for which said taxpayers will be ultimately liable?
