Here's some news about
Ray Mabus, Obama's Navy Secretary, former Mississippi Governor and possible subject of a Nostradamus endtime/apocalypse prediction about the
"third Antichrist:"Mabus led Foamex International Inc. out of its first Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding as the company’s president and chief executive.
Mabus . . . presided over Foamex’s exit from February 2007 exit from bankruptcy protection. Mabus was appointed interim president and chief executive of the company in June 2006, well into its Chapter 11 case. He left the company in April 2007 . . .
Of course, we know the ending to this story: Foamex crashed back into bankruptcy this February, burdened by its $379.7 million debt load and a restructuring plan from the first go-round that was “overly optimistic” in its goal to pay all creditors in full. The bankruptcy court just this week approved the sale of Foamex’s assets to affiliates of investment firms MatlinPatterson and Black Diamond Capital Management.
Mabus, however, can’t close the book on his time at Foamex just yet. On June 9, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del., is slated to consider another former CEO’s request to continue with a lawsuit against Mabus and another former company official . . . accusing Mabus and then-Chief Restructuring Officer Gregory J. Christian of giving him the boot so they could take on his duties and his $718,000 annual salary.
So let's break this down - Mabus has self-promoted himself as some sort of great business man, but the Foamex bankruptcy "recovery" was a sham. In addition, Mabus is accused of the same sort of self serving and short term financial advantage shenanigans that brought us the Housing Bubble, the collapse of the America auto industry and very possibly, a new Depression.
How do these revelations against Mabus support the idea he is "the third Antichrist?" Short answer - they don't.
If Mabus was really this big threat to the world and an architect of Apocalypse, then I think he could have successfully brought Foamex out of bankruptcy. He would have used it as an agent of Satanism. If Ray Mabus was all that - Foamex would be the company that patented the technology to stamp the Mark of the Beast on everyone's foreheads.
Now I suppose you could make some sort of argument that Mabus or Obama is the Antichrist and use this Foamex thing and this petty lawsuit (the second one Mabus has been involved in, the first involved his ex-wife) as evidence of demonic intent - but I don't see it.
I tend to think these days that Obama is merely a mediocre president and Ray Mabus is just another unqualified political insider who received his post based on patronage, not merit.
But . . . time will tell. It's a long way to 2012 - - and beyond.