When in doubt, DISTRACT and CONFUSE
There's an old adage among trial lawyers: "If the facts are on your side, argue the facts. If the law is on your side, argue the law. If you have neither, confuse the jury."Keep in mind that the investing public paid the price for Lay and Skilling's greed and dishonesty, and now the public at large is paying the price for their lawyers' tricks and obfuscations.
Attorneys for former Enron Chairman Kenneth Lay and former Chief Executive Jeffrey Skilling are clearly focused on the confusion strategy.
Lay and Skilling knowingly lied to the investing public about Enron's financial condition, when they were well aware the company's finances were crumbling.Behind every man's PAIN and SUFFERING there is almost always another man's GREED and SELFISHNESS.
The motive? Greed. Hueston [the prosecutor] charged that Lay and Skilling were trying to keep the stock price up, so they could sell out before the company collapsed.
It's up to you to stay informed and alert to how the world is turning. You cannot fight what you have not identified.
posted by qrswave @ Monday, February 06, 2006
2 Comments:
"Distraction and confusion"--wasn't that purpose of "bread and circuses" of ancient Rome? And do u thing it's why Jews so totally control the Jews-media. Thank goodness for internet and bloggers of patrioticalness. On Jews-media, ck Natall.com (or org, I forget), frontpage, very bottom, middle column, "Who Controls America?" Apollonian
I think the internet is soon to take a hit. I've heard something about privatizing it. this would be a disaster.
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