Barack Hussein Obama and his MF Global web

[parsley]

My only barncat would cringe at the smell of
leftist-hate coming out your mouth. One more
generation will wipe it out. Sigh. Pars.

[notaredneck]

Left ist hate? haha Im not the one calling people sob's!

[wd9]

Couldn't get your link pars to work but
did find the article. There's too much
there to just glaze over. Kinda like
watching Inside Job.

[cottonpicken]

The problem with a socialist is he is stupid with his
wallet,great with his heart.

The problem with a conservative is he is smart with
his wallet and dumb with his heart.

The problem with a libertarian(NOT A LIBERAL)is
everyone hates hims,because he won't choose a left
or a right or a middle of the road.

There is a political choice most have not seen.

[parsley]

Those wondering why the Department of Justice
has refused to go after Jon Corzine for the
vaporization of $1.6 billion in MF Global client
funds need look no further than the documents
uncovered by the Government

Accountability Institute that reveal that the now-
defunct MF Global was a client of Attorney
General Eric Holder and Assistant Attorney
General Lanny Breuer’s former law firm,
Covington & Burling.
There’s more.

Records also reveal that MF Global’s trustee for
the Chapter 11 bankruptcy retained as its general
bankruptcy counsel Morrison & Foerester--the
very law firm from which Associate Attorney
General Tony West came to DOJ.

And more.

As Government Accountability Institute President
Peter Schweizer explains in the Washington
Times Thursday, the trustee overseeing MF
Global’s bankruptcy is former FBI Director Louis
Freeh.

At Holder’s Senate confirmation hearing Freeh
served as a character witness for Holder and
revealed that Holder had previously worked for
Freeh. “As general counsel,” Freeh said, “I could
have engaged any lawyer in America to represent
our bank. I chose Eric.”

Until now, the conventional wisdom for why
Holder wouldn’t throw the book at Corzine was
that Corzine is an Obama campaign bundler.
Indeed, as Breitbart News reported, four of the top
officials at the Department of Justice--Eric Holder,
Thomas Perrelli, Karol Mason, and Tony West--
were also big money bundlers for Obama.

But the newly understood crony connections
reveal conflicts of interest that extend well beyond
mere political support for a common candidate--
they go to a tangle of prior business dealings that
further underscore the need for a special
prosecutor in the Corzine case.

At least 65 members of Congress have already
signed a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder
requesting that he appoint a special prosecutor to
investigate MF Global’s collapse and the loss of
$1.6 billion in customer money.

What’s more, even progressives have begun to
wonder whether Holder’s Covington & Burling
connection explains why the Department of
Justice has not charged, prosecuted, or jailed a
single Wall Street executive after the biggest
financial collapse in American history.

As Richard Eskow of the Huffington Post recently
wrote:
More and more Washington insiders are asking a
question that was considered off-limits in the
nation's capital just a few months ago: Who,
exactly, is Attorney General Eric Holder
representing? As scandal after scandal erupts on
Wall Street, involving everything from global
lending manipulation to cocaine and prostitution,
more and more people are worrying about
Holder's seeming inaction -- or worse -- in the
face of mounting evidence.
This isn’t going away. 
Both the left and the right are onto Holder’s Wall
Street head fake. With the revelation of the new
crony connections, the time for Eric Holder to
appoint a special prosecutor in the Corzine/MF
Global case is now.

[rockpile]

Cottenpicken, you are wise beyond your years. Keep
it coming because not only do you entertain, but
you educate and think beyond the borders of the
conventional universe.
Parsley, Parsley, Parsley! Who will you hate and
focus destruction on now that the CWB is gone? Or
has your life suddenly become empty and vacated
and now you just hate people who don't agree with
your godly opinions? I know. They got rid of the
gun registry. They got rid of the wheat board. Now
if they would just get rid of dog licences, all would
be grand. What I sense is that you achieved a great
victory but it is a hollow one at best. Two points: 1:
Charlie made a post asking for wheat price country
data and didn't get one informative answer. Some
marketers you are! 2. There is a post on what is
involved in exporting your grain ( wheat or canola,
etc)) to the U.S. and no, you can't just drive across
the border. Never could. Never will. So tell me as
your little cold heart goes thumpity thump, in a
tangible, quantifiable way, are you really much
better off? Or do you just feel good? Who's next?

[parsley]

The difference, notaredneck, is this:

PMHarper told us before the election, what he
would do,. and he did it.

Obama, otoh, stands by and watches as client
money is stolen by MF Global, out of sacred client
accounts, and Eric Holder, in charge of Justice
does nothing, even though MF Global's Corzine
declared bankruptcy, and then donated a Super
Pak for Obama's re-election

The Canadian PM laid out his platform, and
followed it. The left cannot accept it .

Pres Obama never gave a heads-up saying he
would allow sacred client money to be wiped out
by Corzine, or that he'd be happy to accept
bankrupt MF Global money or that he would not
order an investigation.

Surely farmers can recognize a sonofabitch when
he has gone to such pains to define himself. Pars

[parsley]

Well, Rockpile, I didn't feel qualified to comment
on pricing regular wheat. If it was einkorn, yes If it
was dehulled, yes If it was made into flour yes.
So, I'll leave the farm pricing of regular wheat to
you.

But commodity futures have a profound impact
upon farmers' bottom lines and particularly for
those folks laying money on the table to dabble in
the futures market.

Under Obama, that money is no longer
sacrosinct. No longer held in trust as has been n
the past, wth recourse to the courts.

Obama will not instruct Eric Holder to prosecute,
even though Holder has been called before
Congress and claimed he didnt know where the
missing money was. He did. and all knew he
does.

It's a shame. It affects the capitalist system, and
moreso, becaue the USA has been a pillar of
futures marketing.

I cannot condone what has been done . Nor
should any capitalist. Nor should we be quiet
about it. Pars

[parsley]

Rockpile,

We have directly exported a specialty barley for
the past dozen years, to a manufacturing plant in
mid-central USA , according to the buyer's
scheduled need. The export paperwork is fairly
mundane. The organic paperwork has become
arduous and time consuming, I might add, but that
is of no relevance to the question. .

I did check out the new website as soon as it was
listed on twitter, including their invitation for
farmers to comment or make suggestions.

Do you want me to dance the waltz with you,
whilst you polka? Pars

[cottonpicken]

Thank you for the compliment but,

The Pars's of the world always need to be
here/there,the ideas and values that make the worlds
social fabric must always be attacked,ridiculed and
dissected to insure a better tomorrow.

I've lost a few specific arguments here and won a
couple also,along with everyone else,i hope,...dont be
afraid to change your mind or your premise.