No mainstream press has commented on the NY Post's business editor discussing his intention to use that august institution's power, money and influence to "crush" their critics.
Nor has anyone covered the NY Times' apparent de facto policy of obstructing justice by using removable media for anything a reporter might think would be targeted by law enforcement using subpoenas.
No, the NY press has been remarkably incapable of discussing its warts, preferring to concentrate on what a threat bloggers are to their status quo, or how evil the persecution by the SEC is (which is investigating allegations of a stock manipulation ring involving a few bad apple journalists and their hedge fund masters).
Why am I not surprised?
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Charles Gasparino has heard that MW is going to get indicted, or at the very least, two of the senior guys there are going to go down hard.
Read his comments here.
Now, I wonder what that does to their cases - like the MW action against NFI - a frivolous (in my opinion) class action suit largely leveled to assist a hedge fund depress the value of the stock?
I could be wrong, but the fact that MW has sued most of Rocker Partners' short picks tells me that there may have been some ulterior motives there. I mean, is it impossible to believe that class actions are filed to impact the stock price? Why? These are the attorneys who were paying plaintiffs so that they could file suits - what other shenanigans were they up to, I wonder?
The cabal is slowly but surely being eaten alive by the weight of its larcenous activity....