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Madoff: His $65 Billion Ponzi Fraud

March 12, 2009 RSS Feed Print

Bernard Madoff is going to jail for what now appears to be a $65 billion Ponzi scheme. How much is $65 billion? Here is a list of some European nations with economies smaller than $65 billion: Croatia, Luxembourg, Slovenia, Serbia, Bulgaria, the Baltic states (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia). Heck, it's like he swindled investors out of three Icelands.

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I don't think false allegations about honorable people should be allowed to be posted without proper findings. "Gerald of FL" is a woman with a vendetta against sidney camper and as such is being sued. The internet can do a lot of harm to honest people but dishonest people such as "Gerald of FL".

david Levy of FL 10:03PM October 15, 2009

Really, what's the difference between Madoff's ponzi scheme and Social Security?
ANSWER: One man v. Congress.

Rex Chadwell of IL 7:56PM March 13, 2009

he could not have done this by himself. who are the people who helped him? why do i not know their names? how did the regulatory agencies allow this to happen? where is ts money? why is his family left with millions, if not billions, of dollars.

gene chasinoff of FL 1:36PM March 13, 2009

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