Posted on 04/23/2009 2:26:17 PM PDT by Fudd Fan
that woman has the most AWFUL taste in clothes.
And what, the 6-10 Indians are better???
So anyway, here’s to Da Bulls winning Game 3 tonight...
see how it’s just below the boobs ?....that’s so her brain doesn’t fall out her ass
He is too the cavs winning it all.
Oh, love that “Queen of Hearts” meets Pee Wee Herman look.
That’s why she wears diapers.
HARSH methods? How about breaking bones & giving prisoners a bamboo manicure?
These idiots really pi$$ me off!
Looks like it’s around her armpits.
DETROIT — The Treasury Department is preparing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing for Chrysler that could come as soon as next week, people with direct knowledge of the action said Thursday.
The Treasury has an agreement in principle with the United Automobile Workers union, whose members’ pensions and retiree health care benefits would be protected as a condition of the bankruptcy filing, said these people, who asked for anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the case.
Moreover, Fiat of Italy would complete its alliance with Chrysler while the company is under bankruptcy protection.
The only major question that remains unresolved is what happens to Chrysler’s lenders, who hold $6.9 billion in company debt. The government’s most recent offer, presented Wednesday, would give the company’s lenders about 22 cents on the dollar, or $1.5 billion, and a 5 percent equity stake in a reorganized Chrysler. Earlier this week, a steering committee of the lenders proposed that they receive 65 cents on the dollar, or $4.5 billion, and a 40 percent equity stake.
Officials at Chrysler and the Treasury were not immediately available for comment.
A bankruptcy filing by Chrysler would be the first among Detroit’s troubled automakers, who have been mired in a devastating sales slump since last fall. Treasury is also working with General Motors to prepare a possible bankruptcy case, and the terms of a Chrysler filing might offer a glimpse into the shape of G.M.’s own filing.
Some analysts questioned whether the Treasury’s steps to prepare a bankruptcy case were an effort to put more pressure on lenders, with which it has exchanged proposals meant to reduce Chrysler’s debt. Chrysler faces an April 30 deadline from the Treasury, while G.M. faces a June 1 deadline in its own efforts to draft a new restructuring plan.DETROIT — The Treasury Department is preparing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing for Chrysler that could come as soon as next week, people with direct knowledge of the action said Thursday.
The Treasury has an agreement in principle with the United Automobile Workers union, whose members’ pensions and retiree health care benefits would be protected as a condition of the bankruptcy filing, said these people, who asked for anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the case.
Moreover, Fiat of Italy would complete its alliance with Chrysler while the company is under bankruptcy protection.
The only major question that remains unresolved is what happens to Chrysler’s lenders, who hold $6.9 billion in company debt. The government’s most recent offer, presented Wednesday, would give the company’s lenders about 22 cents on the dollar, or $1.5 billion, and a 5 percent equity stake in a reorganized Chrysler. Earlier this week, a steering committee of the lenders proposed that they receive 65 cents on the dollar, or $4.5 billion, and a 40 percent equity stake.
Officials at Chrysler and the Treasury were not immediately available for comment.
A bankruptcy filing by Chrysler would be the first among Detroit’s troubled automakers, who have been mired in a devastating sales slump since last fall. Treasury is also working with General Motors to prepare a possible bankruptcy case, and the terms of a Chrysler filing might offer a glimpse into the shape of G.M.’s own filing.
Some analysts questioned whether the Treasury’s steps to prepare a bankruptcy case were an effort to put more pressure on lenders, with which it has exchanged proposals meant to reduce Chrysler’s debt. Chrysler faces an April 30 deadline from the Treasury, while G.M. faces a June 1 deadline in its own efforts to draft a new restructuring plan.
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Slim Whitman 24/7
We’re not supposed to post Getty images on FR. Just sayin’
Excuse me, what does this do in view of detainees to be tried and lawsuits from them in the future.
Oh OT: Don’t forget the Rockefeller Memo.
Be back with Rush’s copy, couldn’t find it on the web.
TA3 ... if I had to listen to Fuhrer Nobama from that close, I’d go to SLEEP TOO..
Already, no one is talking about Feinstein’s corruption.
Now we know why they are all so hot for Amnesty, because they are being paid off, one by one, in big bucks.
weird huh....I’ve never seen it
I don’t want the mods to get ya!
I have EXCELENT taste in clothes.
Except when I spill the food on them.
MORON!!!!
Mark, I will damage these bastards!!! GO GET ‘EM MARK!!!!
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