drsmooth wrote:

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:I actually tweeted this at him last night.

I take great pleasure from your post and am interested in subscribing to your bolg

@costareports he will never ever ever subject himself to discovery on this.

JUburton wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:Am I the only one who thinks the thing with the 10 year old girls is the worst of all? I mean, if there's a video of it, it makes him look like a pedophile. The other stuff is horrible, but can be explained away with "She's lying!," and "Why did she wait 3 decades?," and "It's boys being boys!"

But showing that he looked at a 10 year old girl and immediately had sexual thoughts about her? That's got to be the worst thing yet, right?

It's bad but at least it's just thoughts/words. Far less powerful than the first hand accounts of his actual sexual assaults.

Didn't realize there's video. Goddamn he's so gross.

drsmooth wrote:US destroyer(?) popped a cap in those Yemen-based Houthi rebels' asses. Early word is the strikes were successful, whatever that means these days

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:My mistake. I looked back at the tweet. I must've just said it to someone. What I tweeted at Costa was this:

@costareports he will never ever ever subject himself to discovery on this.

thephan wrote:More accounts = artificial growth

Artificial growth presented as market share = increase stock price due to fake market penetration

Fake accounts with real client money having their funds moved around without their knowledge to orchestrate fees (like bounced checks) = profit for Wells = more grow perception = increased stock valuation = client fraud

Greater market penetration as represented by counting accounts backed up by new revenue streams built on essentially fraud = compensation triggers for senior company executives

Bake in firing of ~5000 hourly employees scapegoats (they might not all have been innocent, pure or hourly wage slaves) because of the implementation of the deception, then the problems would seems to fertilize more problems.

Lawsuits for everyone!

<<might be a little to much of an over simplification but I think that is the basics>>

Squire wrote:But neither existing accountholders nor the taxpayers were harmed as best as I can trace out. But agree that the Wells Fargo shareholders were definitely defrauded.

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

drsmooth wrote:US destroyer(?) popped a cap in those Yemen-based Houthi rebels' asses. Early word is the strikes were successful, whatever that means these days

you really cheerleading this?

pacino wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

drsmooth wrote:US destroyer(?) popped a cap in those Yemen-based Houthi rebels' asses. Early word is the strikes were successful, whatever that means these days

you really cheerleading this?

they hit radar targets, not people, fwiw

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

Squire wrote:But neither existing accountholders nor the taxpayers were harmed as best as I can trace out. But agree that the Wells Fargo shareholders were definitely defrauded.

of course they've been harmed- THEY HAD MONEY MOVED INTO THESE FRAUDULENT ACCOUNTS WITHOUT CONSENT, it caused bounced checks and more fees and interest

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

pacino wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

drsmooth wrote:US destroyer(?) popped a cap in those Yemen-based Houthi rebels' asses. Early word is the strikes were successful, whatever that means these days

you really cheerleading this?

they hit radar targets, not people, fwiw

yeah, and now the narrative is set for us to kill Yemenis ourselves instead of just funding Saudi atrocities

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

pacino wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

drsmooth wrote:US destroyer(?) popped a cap in those Yemen-based Houthi rebels' asses. Early word is the strikes were successful, whatever that means these days

you really cheerleading this?

they hit radar targets, not people, fwiw

yeah, and now the narrative is set for us to kill Yemenis ourselves instead of just funding Saudi atrocities

Houshphandzadeh wrote:they've denied it and nothing was hit. our track record isn't so good claiming attacks in foreign waters