Oooohh That Smell. Can't You Smell That Smell?

Something is rotten in the State of Denmark. - Marcellus, Hamlet, Act I, Scene 4, 87-91.

G.E., which is in an evil relationship with the Obama administration, is buying 12,000 Chevy Volts, which are a fraudulent form of electric car, from GM, which is owned mostly by the Obama administration. What's more, China, which artificially keeps its currency devalued in order to maintain trade surpluses and is ticked off at the U.S. for the Fed's move to monetize the debt because it will artificially keep U.S. currency low and threaten China's trade surplus, is, through its own state-owned car company, SAIC, looking to purchase part of GM when the company goes public.

Oh, and did I mention, G.E. manufactures the remote power supply stations needed to recharge the electric batteries the Chevy Volt occasionally uses to go all of 40 miles before needing a charge?

It is said that Marcellus uses the phrase "State of Denmark" rather than simply Denmark to indicate that the corruption stems from the head of government. Certainly seems apropos here.