Misc, but BE related

Joseph Tracy brook7 at sover.net
Mon Dec 9 10:16:06 CST 2013


The SEC chairperson is  a presidential appointment. Has the SEC person who buried the  red flags been looked at in terms of legal accountability?  Matt Taibbi from Rolling Stone has been writing about financial corruption for years and traces much of the 2008 crash to SEC corruption. This system of  unimpeachable high paid "watchdogs" like the FISA courts, the security agency watchdogs and the SEC have come to serve more as a protective barrier for legal and political accountability.  

On Dec 9, 2013, at 5:55 AM, Mark Kohut wrote:

> I watched the documentary CHASING MADOFF yesterday, the story of the persistent---9 years-- 
> Fraud Investigator who tried to get the SEC, the press, to expose and stop Madoff............
> Sent hundreds of pages full of RED FLAGS from his analysis at a distance.  
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> He felt for awhile that the conspiracy of silence must have gone high inside the government....
> (Seems "only" buried by an incompetently corrupt SEC.) 
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