Monthly Archives: April 2010

Monday, April 26th, 2010

Golden Rule or Goldman Sachs Rule

The CR News Reports© is a copyright publication of Channeled Readings®.  The following predictions on CRIME were channeled on April 26, 2010 directly from our “Higher Intelligence Source” and not from what we, the Mediums may think, reason, guess, analyze or anticipate from probabilities or trends. These predictions are not based in conspiracy theories or come from a doomsayer’s slant. We provide Survival News Predictions to help you overcome any fear of the future you may have and empower you to prepare for what’s coming…  Every day you hear another news story about corporate criminals or the criminals of Wall Street.  They defraud customers and clients, cheat the system, and are involved in Ponzi schemes, insider trading, selling information, cutting corners on quality, masking product faults, making false analyst statements, cooking the books, and designing questionable financial instruments sold to clients as solid investments while the seller went short on the same instrument.  Now if you ask these people if they believe they are criminals, they will tell you, “It’s just business!” or “It’s all in a day’s work.”  The definition of “business” in the sense of commerce is the exchange of goods or services for fair value.   In the dictionary, the first definition of “fair” as an adjective is “aboveboard.”  Some others are “honest” … “legitimate” … “principled” … “trustworthy” … and “uncorrupted.”   So, business is supposed to be an honest and trustworthy exchange of value between two parties.  Where did the process get off track?  How did the fair exchange of goods or services between two parties become, “let’s see how much I can take advantage of you while making 100’s of millions of dollars doing it?”  It appears that business has become more like a professional sporting event in the fact that a foul isn’t committed unless the ref sees it.  Well, the ref has been seeing more and more of the questionable business dealings of our largest corporations and Wall Street lately.  The SEC has accused Goldman Sachs of fraud for selling their clients toxic financial instruments as quality investments; all the while knowing that the company that put the product together for them was betting against the success of the product.  That is like a car dealer selling you a new car and then the company that made the car bets you are going to get killed in it because of its poor quality.  Or, like having your heart surgeon operate on you and then he takes out a life insurance policy on you, betting you are going to die soon because he’s aware of his sub-standard work.  What happened to our sense of honest business ethics in dealing with our fellow man?  Did we ever have them?  Or, are they something we forgot along our way to profits?   … Go ahead with your predictions and commentary…

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