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Important! Is any of you an invester with Indiana fund? Maybe I can kill two birds with one stone

Posted on | May 23, 2009 | 7 Comments

Anonymouse

Orly, this is followup information to my post about the Indiana funds litigation.

https://newsbusters.org/blogs/tom-blumer/2009/05/22/here-we-go-again-time-govt-trying-shaft-unsecured-gm-creditors

My previous post concerned Chrysler, this one concerns General Motors (GM) and it references the Indiana funds’ litigation. The GM investors are getting restless, too.

 Can someone get in touch with Michael Sheuer?

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Anonymouse

Orly, is this an opportunity for you? These Indiana funds are litigating against the US government because of its alleged refusal to lawfully honor the debts held by various investment funds (including some very angry hedge funds that reportedly were THREATENED by Obama). The Indiana funds are trying to recoup some of their losses resulting from their investments in Chrysler.

https://online.wsj.com/article/SB124286866222141773.html

So the case is going to a U.S. District Court in Manhattan VERY SOON. Might this be the opening you need to force the unblocking of Obama’s birth info, college transcripts, et al.? Would you be able to contact the Indiana funds, join forces with their law firm, suggest they try to ascertain whether the resident in the White House has the LEGAL RIGHT to commandeer Chrysler’s debtors?
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7 Responses to “Important! Is any of you an invester with Indiana fund? Maybe I can kill two birds with one stone”

  1. Pip
    May 23rd, 2009 @ 2:16 pm

    It really is a scarey thought that this man so many call their (puppet) Prez, is probably illegit. In only over 100 odd days in power look what damage he is doing.

  2. ihveit
    May 23rd, 2009 @ 3:34 pm

    GREAT IDEA… i have been saying all along that one day obama would do or sign something that could be used against him and this may be it.. break a law or refuse to do his will till he proves he has the right to do what he is doing…

    WHOO HOOOO maybe some light at the end of tunnell
    will

  3. NewEnglandPatriot
    May 23rd, 2009 @ 10:25 pm

    I thought of this last weekend when I heard about the lawsuit. Dr. Edwin Vieira, among others, had predicted that more and more plaintiffs would file suits as issues arose with BO’s signature on them.

    I would think that ABSOLUTELY this plaintiff would have the right to ask for Hussein’s proof that he is really the president. Instead of litigating just on the contractual agreement alone, the hedge fund could include Hussein’s doubtful eligibility and then the game would be over. We all know he can’t prove he’s a NBC.

  4. William
    May 24th, 2009 @ 7:20 am

    Interesting point of view,

    However, I personally only know of the ability to challenge an elected official on usurper issues whereby employee(s) lost their jobs, and of course won.

    Challenging usurpation of an elected official pertaining to financial loss would be a new avenue……(least to my knowledge). It is an interesting Idea and defiantly worth checking into.

  5. tainler
    May 24th, 2009 @ 4:56 pm

    SEND THIS Story to your local small town media. local newspapers, tv and radio. start the roll with the STM (SMALL TOWN MEDIA)

  6. Anonymouse
    May 24th, 2009 @ 8:34 pm

    Orly, more — very important — information

    The hedge funds discussed in this article are not the Indiana funds.

    https://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601039&refer=columnist_woolner&sid=azVYi8YEXsAc

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    These hedge funds can use your help!

    https://www.financialpost.com/story-printer.html?id=1578070

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    The same hedge funds

    https://www.businessinsider.com/henry-blodget-this-hedge-fund-managers-not-afraid-of-big-bad-obama-2009-5

  7. Anonymouse
    May 28th, 2009 @ 12:11 am

    Hi Orly. I just learned that lawyer Thomas Lauria is looking to represent General Motors bond holders as well as Chrysler’s.

    [[ May 27 (Bloomberg) — The lawyer who represented Chrysler LLC’s dissident lenders is organizing some General Motors Corp. bondholders . . . .

    . . . GM bondholders hold $27 billion in claims.

    “The difference with GM is that, whereas the ‘bad guys’ in Chrysler were hedge funds, who Obama called ‘speculators,’ here they’re Main Street — individual retirees who bought bonds when they were like gold bullion,” said Thomas Lauria, a lawyer with White & Case LLP who represents Chrysler lenders fighting that company’s U.S. backed reorganization. Lauria said he is seeking to represent GM bondholders in any bankruptcy of that company.

    . . .

    “The story that hasn’t been told is, this isn’t GM’s union retirees versus the bondholders. It’s retirees versus other retirees,” said Flaschen . . . . While Chrysler’s dissidents lost steam because they were forced to identify themselves and faced public stigma, including alleged death threats, GM’s opponents may be harder to criticize, Flaschen said.

    GM Chief Executive Officer Fritz Henderson has said the U.S. Treasury allowed the automaker very little flexibility in its negotiations with bondholders. . . .

    “We’re stuck, we need the white knight,” said Gary Thomas, a retired auto mechanic and GM bondholder, in an interview. . . .

    . . .

    The lawyer [Lauria] claimed that the U.S.-backed reorganization plan for Chrysler subverted the law by paying some unsecured creditors more than secured creditors, who by law, he said, should have priority.

    . . . ]]

    More details in the full article:

    https://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aez_YF4j2cg8&refer=home

    Orly, IF you post this, please delete most of what I quoted. I wanted you to see some of the highlights, but I don’t want to abuse copyright. Thanks.