it participates in that falsification of the park master plan, it is a fraudulent and corrupt report.you approve this, they are participating in the corruption. on page 100, it says according to the master plan, the different areas will be lighted to different levels based on safety considerations. that sounds like a can be anywhere in the park for what we want to use it for. if you look on page 9 of the master plan, different areas of the park will be lighted to different levels based on safety considerations. here is the second sentence. lighting is for safety purposes and is not intended to increase night use. that is the whole point of this project, to increase night use. the project is a complete violation of the master plan. it never mentions it. hot for hundred pages and never mentioned in. and on the next sentence, it says the layout listed in the master plan as an night use area. what is listed as a knight used area is the beach lay restaurant. if you go out there at night, it is dark. by saying it is a night used area, it is part of the fema. i sent you an e-mail to a seat c

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this whole prospectus is full of exaggeration, falsification, and downright lying. yes, we're very disappointed, peter. but you said, "be flexible with the figures so as to achieve a positive outcome." within the parameters of complete transparency. no, you didn't say that. anyway, this will be redrafted, amelia. but obviously the buck stops with me, and needless to say, as senior education provider here, i accept full and complete responsibility... for peter's incompetence. hi. i'm back... in the middle of the afternoon like the mad, exciting bastard i really am. mr. brockman. i'm police constable smith. i'm investigating a case of domestic assault. domestic as--? oh, for god's sake, look, this is ridiculous! he--he likes to be swung around by his ankles, only on this occasion i inadvertently happened to smash his head against-- no, no. no, no, no, no. no. pete. no. it's the assault next door. oh. yes, uh. of-- of course. well, we did wonder, didn't we, whether we should... call the police. is she badly hurt? she's fine... but he's in the hospital. cracked skull. s

the chairman said, knowing these problems, and knowing the falsifications, why did you set up these bailout programs with aig where you used libor and worked with the benchmark? your answer is, well, you know, what investors did elsewhere. we are like investors around the world. mr. secretary, if you are the secretary treasury of the united states of america. you have the authority to come to us, layout the problem and the solutions and for four years you did not do anything. i am not defending the banks for one minute boat we are looking to the secretary not to come in after the fact and do what every other regulator has done an. the finger at someone else. when people do wrong things, they should be punished. in the private sector that occurred. they have been punished hundreds of millions of dollars. someone lost their jobs because of this. when something happens with regulators, they did not catch this, it did not do anything, did not tell anybody, will they be finance? will any regulator lose their jobs? >> in my judgment, the regulators did the necessary, appropriate thing and they st

knowing these problems, knowing the falsifications, why did to set up these bailout programs with the aig's situation, where we use libor in there, where we use the benchmark? and your answer is, you know, we're just -- we did what investors did elsewhere. we are just like investors around the world in mr. -- around the world. mr. secretary, you're not like investors around the world. you're the secretary of the treasury of the united states of america appeared for four years, you did not do anything about it been the banks may have made problems, but we're looking to the secretary of treasury to do what every other regulator has done and that is to point the finger at someone else. you also said that, when people do wrong things, they should be published appeared in the private sector, that occurred. -- they should be punished. in the private sector, that occurred appeared someone lost their job because of this. what about the new -- when will something happens when the regular is -- when the regulators did nothing about this? will they be fined? will any regulators from the top down

the chairman raise the issue and why did you come in knowing these problems falsifications go outworking but the fed to set up to allow programs to the aig situation or use libor in marriage work the benchmark. msn switzerland there is you know, we're just like -- what did you say exactly? we did what investors it elsewhere. borges like investors around the world. mr. secretary, you're not like investors around the world. what the secretary of treasury of the united states of america. you had the authority for four years to come to us, lay out the problem and solution for four years you didn't do anything about it. the banks may admit problems and i'm not defending for one minute, but were looking for the secretary of treasury to not come in after the fact that he would every of the regulator has come in and point the finger at someone else. your comments also said when people do wrong things they should be punished. if the private bank attempting to commit the been punished in the situation hundreds of millions of dollars. someone lost their job because of this. when is something going

knowing these problems, knowing the falsifications, why did to set up these bailout programs with the aig's situation, where we use libor in there, where we use the benchmark? and your answer is, you know, we're just -- we did what investors did elsewhere. we are just like investors around the world in mr. -- around the world. mr. secretary, you're not like investors around the world. you're the secretary of the treasury of the united states of america appeared for four years, you did not do anything about it been the banks may have made problems, but we're looking to the secretary of treasury to do what every other regulator has done and that is to point the finger at someone else. you also said that, when people do wrong things, they should be published appeared in the private sector, that occurred. -- they should be punished. in the private sector, that occurred appeared someone lost their job because of this. what about the new -- when will something happens when the regular is -- when the regulators did nothing about this? will they be fined? will any regulators from the top down