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5 posted on 03/04/2009 6:31:44 AM PST by TruthShallSetYouFree (Abortion is to family planning what bankruptcy is to financial planning.)

Didn’t they suspect Soros of oligopsony a few years ago, with that bank of England trouble? And didn’t we suspect him of the same in our October surprise?

I think "opson" is prepared food, and not simply food.

Congressional kickback oligopsonators know that all
secret control of America is ONLY through contributions and other
untaxed, unreported, illegal, payments to them.

"Sen. Dodd has been rewarded in the 2008 election cycle with $7.65 million in campaign contributions
he took in $11.7 million in all — from the securities, insurance, real-estate and commercial-banking industries...
Citigroup, $310,294; SAC Capital Partners, $282,000; United Technologies, $263,400; AIG, $224,678;
Bear Stearns, $205,600; St. Paul Travelers, $205,400; Royal Bank of Scotland, $203,750; Goldman Sachs, $175,600; Morgan Stanley, $155,000; Credit Suisse, $154,550;
Merrill Lynch, $134,950; The Hartford, $94,350; Bank of America, $91,300; JPMorgan Chase, $129,150; USB, $101,900; Hartford Finance Services, $101,500
Lehman Brothers, $128,400; KPMG, $113,100; General Electric, $108,250; Deloitte Touche, $108,000
With $165,400, Sen. Dodd also tops the list of members of Congress who took campaign cash from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac since 1989.
Sen. Barack Obama, the self-styled agent of change, is a distant second at $126,000...."

19 posted on 03/04/2009 6:54:03 AM PST by NellieMae (Here...... common sense,common sense,common sense,where'd ya go... common sense......)

Ol'GOPsony (n)

A political situation in which a few RINO's exert a disproportionate influence on the party...