Whether Suicide or Suicided - Interesting!

[Jan Klimkowski]

Kellerman probably posted on Karl Denninger's Ticker Forum under the pseudonym "Blumunki".

There have been several attempts to influence opinion on the Ticker Forum - from insider bankers & traders to the occasional mockingbird.

A very astute poster known as Mtgspy was particularly keen on taking on "Blumunki" and exposing his disinformation and attempts at manipulation.

NB Language and debate on Ticker Forum is, um, robust.

But then, this is war.

This is from the thread entitled:

Eulogy for Blumunki, the Freddie Mac TF Troll 2008-07-12 13:55:59

You think I forgot, Metrosexual Asshole?

3 months ago I fought the flamer-troll Blumunki, the Freddie Mac credit analysis employee who was significantly invested LONG position in FRE and was an avid advocate of continued unsafe lending despite the obvious implication of deflation which was pointed out clearly in every threads by that point.

He was citing falsified statistics which he helped create as he worked at Freddie Mac. He was advocating low downpayment with some glibs about people taking responsibility to wash the guilt of fucking up off his shirt. Blumunki's employment at Freddie Mac, may have also been terminated at this point. Who knows, but the fact remains that Blumunki LOST everything regardless.

Blumunki appeared confident in Tickerforum as Bill Miller swooped in to buy shares in March, and Freddie Mac rallied from $16 to $34. It was important to note that Blumunki was hiding in his closet, crying, as Freddie Mac was about to blow up in March due to Bear Stearns. Only after apparent recovery, did he show up to cheer his company, who had been kind enough to sustain him with salary and benefit yet he so cowardly hid himself when things went bad.

In December, Blumunki was also running a poll as to how many people went broke by reading TF and believing there is a serious problem with leverage, housing and banking sectors.

Now, of course you should never expect to hear from Blumunki. Whatever rumor that has been sent now takes a physical shape and Freddie Mac is done as a viable enterprise, and of course a coward such as this prefers to stroke himself among the other DC metrosexuals he hangs around with.

Blumunki, if you are reading this, you deserve everything you are getting. I hope everyday your wife found a puerto rican daddy whom you pay alimony to buy cracks for the rest of your life. You are the WORST of the WORST and the financial industry remembers for life the rat that you are.



Grinning,

Mtgspy.

"Blumunki"'s last message, addressed to Genesis - aka Karl Denninger, who as site administrator knew "Blumunki"'s IP addresses.

Gen,

That's a "right and ethical decision".

That I compromise my privacy, when no one else has to, because you think I'm talking my book.

wow,

I presented facts and participated (based upon my professional experience) so that someone might dig a little deeper or think a little harder before making an investment decision.


Wow..

I won't/can't do it, because its not fair its not how I would treat others.

"close me out", terminate my access whatever it is. I'm out.

And if you feel inclined to share w, everyone where I work, so be it.


Good luck to all...I'm out of here.


Peace

Genesis replied:

So if someone who worked for Enron, for example, was to tell people they should buy Enron stock, under a pseudonym on a message board, he shouldn't bother telling people he works at Enron, right?

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Meanwhile, Kellerman knew the secrets of Freddie Mac's books:

Kellermann had been closely involved in many key accounting and financial issues since 2003 when regulators found that Freddie Mac had improperly booked years of losses.

Before taking over as acting CFO, he served as senior vice president, corporate controller and principal accounting officer.

From Reuters (url requires subscription).

As the company's financial chief, Kellermann was working on the company's first quarter financial report, due at the end of May, with federal regulators closely overseeing the company's books and signing off on major decisions.

That relationship has been tense at times. Freddie Mac executives recently battled with federal regulators over whether to disclose potential losses on mortgage securities tied to the Obama administration's housing plan, said a person familiar with the deliberations who was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=..._article=1