Control Freak Andrew Cuomo Rated "Best Buy" While NY Sheeple Fear Fleecing Or Worse

Warning: Fred Dicker (NY Post), the NY Times and the Times Union might advise the NY sheeple to avoid any unpleasant  thoughts which may arise from this post.

       Has our "Shepherd to Be" already sold out to the wolf pack?

       Andrew Cuomo is rated a "best buy" says the Financial Department at CuomoTARP.   We base this on the continued success of Andrew Farkas' investment in Cuomo, which began with  “Here’s a man who stole millions of dollars, and Andrew gives him a pass,”

      And Cuomo following the advice that "nice guys finish last"  punished Farkas' enemy when, "Andrew Cuomo knows full well that his own inspector general recommended full and total prosecution of Andrew Farkas, yet Cuomo quashed the charges personally. Worse, he then moved to ruin IG Susan Gaffney's career because she didn't buy Andrew's gambit."

      But the NY sheeple were earlier assured when, "Mr. Farkas said he understood why their relationship was viewed with suspicion. But he insisted his motives were pure, saying he was not seeking any personal gain." 

       Only the "control freak, Andrew Cuomo" knows whether Farkas benefited when "Everything that has transpired at HUD is not an accident, and it sure isn't a computer glitch. ...it is impossible to explain it as anything other than significant financial fraud. The losses could be far greater than $59 billion, but they don't know for sure because the audit isn't completed. Secretary Cuomo is a very smart control freak, so it's ludicrous to think that he doesn't know what is going on."

     We've learned that Farkas profits, when others lose their shirts. In the financial collapse of Dubai World, Farkas invested in more than $2 billion of U.S. property deals.   But, "Despite Dubai World's problems, Mr. Farkas earned at least $70 million in advisory fees, according to people familiar with the matter. He also cashed out his ownership stakes early, netting tens of millions of dollars, according to these people."

      Now, Farkas has invested $18 million dollars in Cuomo's election campaign.  Farkas must know he'll get a good deal out of Andrew Cuomo. 

      And other investors in Andrew's campaign, the rich lawyers, have assured us, ""We do not think that the attorney general of New York would make it any easier for lawyers or cut any slack for their clients because of the lawyers’ prior campaign contributions,”

      Andrew, will Farkas profit while NY follows Dubai into financial collapse?  Are you and Farkas looking for a trifecta of winnings from three financial collapses?   And Andrew, what is the due that you, or Farkas or the other investors in your campaign will extract from the sheeple of NY?   A screwing, a fleecing or a glut of lamb chops on the market?