Thursday, September 01, 2005
Fraud in high places. WSJ The Connecticut hedge-fund firm under scrutiny in what authorities believe may have been a massive fraud emptied five Citibank accounts over the course of six days in July 2004 in withdrawals totaling $161 million, bank records show.Bayou Fund LLC and Arizona authorities who seized the funds after concluding that there was reason to believe they were being used in a fraud. Bush contributors , in keeping with the consistent pattern of fraud established by irrational tax cuts, Medicare "reform," Social Security privatization, Iraq WMDs, Enron, Halliburton, and the various failures and frauds of all the other cronies of the thieves in the White House.
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