I saw that bastard on Aussie TV tonight at that hearing totally denying any responsibility. Even the newsreader took a stab at him after the piece saying something to the effect of "and yes this man will certainly be having a restless night in one of his three mansions worth over 6 million dollars" or something to that effect.

I hope the punch hurt like hell.



[edit on 7/10/2008 by Kryties]

This is classic Out of all the doom and gloom going on these days this is excellent news. I am finally smilling today... In reality he's lucky he got knocked out and not put out.

Some good samaritan must have heard his 'I can't sleep at night' whining pile of hippo hwerf and decided to make it nappy time for the poor hard-done-by unemployed executive.

I actually cried out in joy when I read that title

I would have had more fun with him rather than just giving him a measly punch though. Some of that iron would have been inserted rather painfully into some of his orifices.

I hope and expect to hear more of these stories in the near future.

A message loud and clear. I think this small episode could be a big trigger. How long before these guys start using bodyguards in public ?

That must be on CCTV, I can't wait for the footage. It was his gym though.

I agree with DD here, we're going to see more of this, and I imagine there are people out there with more on their mind than a punch. Nice find.

It's sad that this is ALL he got!

What's the point to the congressional probes anyway? To give him a tongue lashing & that's it?

You think after he finished reading his prepared speech about how "bad he feels", received his "tongue lashing", and boarded his private jet back home, that he even gave a crap?

Why would he care... he's set for life (and the next, and the next...). Mean while retirees, thinking they finally can relax a bit after a lifetime of hard work, now must figure out how the hell they're going to make it on their depleted 401k until they die... keep humpin it for the man suckers!

This whole thing is like when you were a kid and did something wrong. You're scared to death dad's going to whip your butt, but instead he just says "Son, I hope you learned your lesson from all of this"... and then you run upstairs, shut your bedroom door, and laugh about how you got away with it again.

I'm still waiting for the day congress questions these guys and we all get to watch them be HAULED OF TO JAIL! It'll never happen... but at least I can dream... mmmmm.

I think Fuld should be tried in Thailand, then canned to death...

Take away a persons money and you have an enemy. Take a little and they get pissed - take it all and they get enraged. Some people may want to jump out a window, but I bet most would rather "take out" the enemy.

What happened to the CEO in India could happen anywhere in the world:

www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/asia/article4810644.ece


Look out all you legislators who voted "yes" to this Shaft the Taxpayer Bill. You'll be lucky if all you get is just being voted out. You told your constituents that their opinion isn't worth diddly squat.

These CEO's remind me a of a bit I saw on the Simpson's awhile back.

Homer was talking to a movie star, "McBain", with lots of money who had done some very questionable things.

Homer: "For shame! How do you sleep at night?!?!"

McBain: "On top of a large pile of money with several beautiful women."

Seems to pretty much the level of regret most of these CEO's have as well.

Is their a way for all of us to to contact this guy and ask him for our own bailout? Looks like he has plenty of money anyway, why not help lots of Americans out with his stolen money?

LOL I love this, and I hope I keep seeing things like this happen. Kudos to the man who punched him out.

Ok this might the funniest most patriotic thing I have heard all year. I would LOVE to meet this guy and shake his hand. We do have some patriots left in this country. After seeing that interview yesterday what tiny bit of sorrow I felt for Fuld went right out the door and I TOO wanted to give the guy a left hook.

A great many of the nations CEO's already have bodyguards.


I'm a touch surprised Fuld was stupid enough to show up in a public place.

And wondering as well why he doesn't just put a gym into his home/homes?


Not surprising, CEO's seem to be the cheapest people on the earth.

Witness the perks and payouts to the recently retired Exxon executive who got out with 400 million not too long ago.
Part of what he got was that the company would pay his country club fees every year.

So - guessing here - if said country club fees were $50,000. per year couldn't he afford to pay that out of the 400 million?
Not to mention he still gets to use a company jet plane . . . for consultations and the like.
Sure thing, that's one I'll believe.


And the head of Tyco - who's now sitting in prison - used company funds to pay the 2 million for his wires toga birthday party on Crete.
With 16 million a year income he couldn't afford that?


Jack Welch of GE, part of his perks while employed were fresh flowers every day in his mansion.


Know what Kenneth Lay was doing at Enron when arrested?
Picking out the cabin upholstery in the newest of many company jets.


These guys - the CEO's - are easily recognized people.
If they're half as smart as they think they are they'll stay out of the public eye.

I think though, fame is a narcotic and they'll have a hard time not getting out and about.


OJ Simpson is a classic example.
Nicole's sister commented that OJ used to get furious when out in public and no one recognized him.


Maybe the best thing for the scumbag CEOs is to move to France where a lot of persona non grata types seem to show up.

Maybe, I think the French people are a tad PO'd at them as well.

No place to run, no place to hide.


Getting back to Fuld, I don't think there's a jury in the country that would convict the guy who punched him....

Good job who ever punched this guy. The only bad part is that Fuld survived. He should be lynched.