Saturday, August 18, 2007

A Few $Billion is Trivial, however there is TERROR in TRACE!

The impacts of software terrorism are everywhere. The NRC game of converting rigged experiments such as LOFT, FLECHT and countless others, into fake software that is applied to the licensing of nuclear power plants is a very interesting game. It is a game that legalizes nuclear power accidents with the potential for damages in the $Trillions.


So, the recent $3billion bailout of the hedge fund, Global Equity Opportunities, that is reported in the Financial Times on August 14, 2007, is trivial. The Times reports, "Goldman Sachs is to inject $2bn of its own money to bail out its Global Equities Opportunities hedge fund in an embarrassing admission that its highly computerized funds malfunctioned last week. The investment bank has raised a further $1bn from outside investors to support the $3.6bn GEO fund, which lost about $1.5bn when computer models failed to predict market turbulence."


Of course, all of the nuclear licensing "experts" and their lobbyists will be quick to assert that the turbulence of severe nuclear power accidents is far more predictable than market turbulence. Indeed, the fake computer models that are derived from rigged experiments provide much of the basis for hundreds of billions of dollars in financing of nuclear power plants. And this is more easily traced than the bases of the recent plague associated with complex collateralized debt obligations. However, the financiers in the big leagues have not yet become aware of the TERROR in TRACE.

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