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3 Responses to “Glenn Beck Explains the Goldman Sachs Web”

1. You know something is in the air when Glen Beck, Matt Taibbi and Paul Krugman are all against Goldman Sachs « Stocks Go Up. Stocks Go Down. Says:
   July 17th, 2009 at 8:23 am

   [...] From the insane: [...]

2. Gatsby Says:
   July 17th, 2009 at 10:02 am

   I believe that Glenn Beck (or the character he plays on TV) is both insane and dangerous. That having been said he does a great job of explaining the Goldman’s web of corruption.

   People in the financial community have known what has been going on for decades but perhaps we are all abit to comfortable an complacent to do much more than shake our heads and get on with our day, which may involve going long on GS.

   I think the tide may be turining and greed anf hubris may have gotten the better of Goldman. Beck commands a powerful grass roots audience which while being misgided is also loyal and packed with “angry white men”. It will be interesting to see how far this story goes and if it gets picked up by other populist media figures like Rush Limaugh, Nancy Grace, etc.

   Stay Tuned…

3. Glenn Beck Explains the Goldman Sachs Web Says:
   July 21st, 2009 at 6:33 pm

   [...] Move along.  Nothing to see here… From: BigPicture [...]