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Gary, that witchcraft just doesn't work. BofA, Lehman, Merril Lynch,
Bear Stearns were all yours, now are all owned by Dick Strong, along
with his owning the FED, you're basically dead. You never saw it
coming. Gary I know they are going to collapse WalMart of which Dick
will then take ownership, and you are probably going to be arrested as
shown in Surrogates, but you'll attempt to pop the cyanide pill. Your
suicide pill. Gary, you not fitting in by choice is what caused you to
be this way. Gary, you have to try to get along with people without
controlling them. It's too late now though, you're in deep du du...
Gary, your criminal behavior is shown by the attempted theft of
property from Starwood, yet you try to insist you're a positive man.
Yep, evil wears the mask of good.
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Hilton has been hit with some bad news since it was acquired by
Blackstone. Federal prosecutors are investigating whether the chain
and several of its former executives should face charges for allegedly
stealing confidential documents from rival Starwood Hotels & Resorts,
according to people familiar with the matter.
The Hilton deal also has figured prominently in the insider-trading
scandal that erupted this month, with prosecutors alleging Galleon
Group used nonpublic information on the Blackstone buyout. Blackstone
executives haven't been implicated in either of the investigations.
Blackstone has good reason to be nervous about Hilton. Since its
acquisition of the chain, the global hotel market has gone into a
downturn worse than any since the Great Depression.
At the time, it was lauded as a coup for Blackstone as it was able to
line up $20 billion in financing from a group of seven banks,
including Bear Stearns Cos., Bank of America Corp., Deutsche Bank AG,
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch & Co. and
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. General Electric Co.'s finance arm, GE
Capital, wound up buying a $2 billion piece of the senior debt,
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