Some vultures have feathers, but some have fancy offices and huge homes. Tonight, BBC investigative reporter Greg Palast follows the trail of one "vulture fund" chief, from a locked office door in New York to mud-brick houses in Africa.
Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, 03/02/10. (photo: BBC)
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You are correct. The entire U.S. regime is owned by big business -- the banks above all, but Big Pharma, too, and Agric. Obama is simply and solely a house niggah for vested interests; so, too, all of Congress, both House and Senate.
America, rise up! Boot them all out: Hang them all on your votes.
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