Forum Post: issue is not more regulation but regulators willing to enforce exisiting regs
Posted 12 years ago on Dec. 9, 2011, 7:49 a.m. EST by belltor
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It's like an old western the town has a weak cowardly sheriff that basically is cozy with Black Bart and Black Bart terrorizes the town because of this we have the regs we don't have regulators with the will to enforce and indite so the occupy movement must begin to stage citizens arrests
so the occupy movement must begin to stage citizens arrests
YES YES YES!!!
We can start with Congress as they have already admitted to insider trading based on the guise that it is 'legal' because the media said it so often, they thought their asses were covered.
On September 16th, 2008, a new book by Peter Schweizer alleges, Rep. Spencer Bachus and other members of Congress attended a private, off-the-record (read: non-public) briefing from Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke about the state of the economy.
The next day, some Congress-people who attended the briefing, including Rep. Bachus and Dick Durbin, sold stocks or bet against the market. A few days later, after the market had tanked, Rep. Bachus cashed out his bet for a tidy profit.
No, It Is NOT 'Legal' For Congress To Insider-Trade — The SEC Should Launch Investigation Immediately
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/congress-insider-trading-investigation-2011-11#ixzz1g3FGNo00
look at the fact that attorney general eric holder has not indited any major bank ceo over the bank fraud that took place with mortgage backed securities this is an outrage that is what i mean by political will eric holder is our sheriff and he is a weak one at that now he is supposed to operate separate from the executive branch but do you believe the white house isn't influencing his non action??
Occupy Eric Holder!!
We need to exposed where the channels of democracy are blocked.