Harvard Endowment, Part II

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Can you imagine Harvard resisting the temptation to profit from creating distressed communities and assets and then trading them? That would call for extraordinary powers of creativity.

I assume Harvard will invest instead in the hedge funds and investment cut-outs invested in distressed assets. That way they can say they have no authority and appear helpless as princely sums are paid out to the people who implement shock doctrine and the destruction of communities in North America and around the world.

The profitable endowment money laundry rolls on . . .

• Harvard Watch.org
• Harvard Watch: Trading Truths (PDF)
• Qui Tam Complaint Against Harvard (PDF)
• Anne Williamson and the Rape of Russia
• Anne Williamson’s “Rape of Russia” Testimony
• Where is the Collateral?
• Hold the Line
• The Hijackers of Harvard
• Connecting the Harvard Watch Dots

See Harvard Endowment, Part I