The real question is will we ever get to the bottom of the larger financial crime wave that caused much of this crisis with encouragement from government agencies and politicians?
Futurist James Howard Kuntsler believes major crimes are pervasive but probably won’t be exposed, writing;
“Something like $14 trillion worth of nominal dollars is being sucked into a cosmic vortex never to be seen again. It was last seen in the spectral forms of so many collateralized debt obligations, credit default swaps, so-called structured investment vehicles and other now-obvious frauds. That giant sucking sound we hear means the process is still underway, and the "money" disappearing into yawning oblivion will out-pace any effort
orchestrated by the Federal Reserve and the US Treasury to replace it…
Notice the two words largely absent from whatever public discussion
exists around these matters -- "swindle" and "fraud." The reason
they're missing is because if they happened to enter the
conversation, something would have to be done about them, namely
investigations and prosecutions.”
Once again, it is up to the public to demand accountability. Perhaps with the images from Iran in mind, this time, so the while issue won’t be buried.
One big fish is in the tank; many others are swimming away.
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