Beleaguered Citigroup is upgrading its mile-high club with a brand-new $50 million corporate jet - only this time, it's the taxpayers who are getting screwed.
Even though the bank's stock is as cheap as a gallon of gas and it's burning through a $45 billion taxpayer-funded rescue, the airhead execs pushed through the purchase of a new Dassault Falcon 7X, according to a source familiar with the deal.
Even though the bank's stock is as cheap as a gallon of gas and it's burning through a $45 billion taxpayer-funded rescue, the airhead execs pushed through the purchase of a new Dassault Falcon 7X, according to a source familiar with the deal.
Read the whole story here, if ya can stand too.
Damn 'em to hell.
This is Bullseye....OUT !!!
5 comments:
The Dark Lord convinced them this might not be a good idea right now..... First wise thing he's done!
...deal fell thru...'citi' decided against it(after everyone pissed-n-moaned)...Mayberrys right,king'o' cried too...
"s why I'm trying to default on my "citi" line of credit even as we type...
Good to know the Dark Lord done something right for a change. Thanks for the heads up.
It really doesn't matter anyway, Bullseye. The problem is not how these companies blow the money they are given; the issue is the government stealing our money to begin with.
Kinda' like all the folks pointing the finger at Mexicans coming across the border and getting free aid. How is this different from non-productive US-born idiots getting free aid? It's all a smoke screen, taking the heat off the government pukes who are stealing our money in the first place. If my money's gonna get stolen anyway, I would rather it go to a poor Mexican (or even a jerk banker) than to hiring another ATF agent, wouldn't you?
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