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Could this be why Mark Cuban has been singled out by SEC???

pulse2.com — Thursday October 30, 2008 - Mark Cuban, the number 161 richest American, has made an investment in a blog that tracks how the $700 billion bailout package is being spent. As many of you know, Neel Kashkari, Senior Advisor to Henry M. Paulson is directing the bailout package. And Chris Carey, the founder of BailoutSleuth wants to make sure that th

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  • digitalhair, on 11/18/2008, -0/+7if I were Mark Cuban, contemplating this investment in October, I would have taken this risk only if I had a strong notion that the American Taxpayer might make a whole lot of noise about the obvious connection here; NOISE that might expose some of this mess and protect me from tyrannical incarceration based on false pretenses.

    If I were Mark Cuban today, I would be anxiously waiting for an opportunity to show itself to the American Taxpayers I sought to inform in order to do just that - to make a lot of noise in a way that renders the corporate-controlled media obsolete.

    THIS is your opportunity.

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