Ken Lewis, Pay Back is a Bitch (updated)

[louis c]

Ken Lewis held a conference call prior to the november 2008 elections which amounted to a corporate call to arms against labor unions and the employee free choice act. This no good piece of shit took taxpayers' money and tried to finance the defeat of workers to organize.

Link:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/01/27/bank-of-america-hosted-an_n_161248.html

SEIU and other labor unions organized against this steaming pile of excrement and decided to use stockholder and taxpayer pressure to fire Ken the asshole

Link:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/04/16/fire-ken-lewis-robert-rei_n_187637.html

Now, Andrew Cuomo has put "Kenny Boy" into his sights, and Ken the Rat is trying to blame his old Friend Hank Paulson for all the troubles.

Link:
http://money.cnn.com/2009/04/23/news/lewis.pressure.fortune/index.htm?section=money_latest



Hey, Ken, we know how to play hardball, too. If you think screwing people was fun, wait until you get to the big house. You'll have a blast.

May you rot in hell, you no good piece of shit.

[louis c]

1. I updated this thread. I'm sorry for any inconvenience I may have caused

[Mike 03]

2. Oh sure, rot in hell you evil person, Ken. The unions really are responsible for

getting you canned. Proceed straight to the pit of hell.

:eyes:

It's called being dumb and getting kicked out by your shareholders and board.

[louis c]

3. The arrogance is what gets me

Can you believe that someone in his position would want to take on such a visible slot in such a controversial issue in which the President and a majority of congress are on the other side? All the while, you need them to keep your company afloat.

[Mike 03]

4. I empathize with your rage.

You have a point.

I was thinking that what really pissed off shareholders were the twin acquisitions of CountryWide and Merrill Lynch.

But there is a corporate arrogance that is shocking beyond belief. Like AIG, especially.

Banks have always had this arrogance that "we can make no mistakes" until a crisis, where they begin having to write off losses hand over fist.

Believe it or not, there used to be responsible CEOs. It looks like that era is gone.