Three years after our horrific financial crisis caused by financial
fraud, not a single financial executive has gone to jail. And the irony
of it all is that none of the mainstream corporate networks covered this
issue.
Americans, who lost homes and jobs in the millions because of shady mortgage lending and bank collapses, are clearly disappointed that the media has so far largely parroted what the White House and Wall Street are saying and that “nothing has been done.”
Unfortunately, the folks in D.C. seem determined to turn a blind eye to Wall Street’s fraud, and is now moving to defund the enforcement agencies like the SEC and CFTC.
In fact, you can tell how interested Congress and the White House are in uncovering the truth by looking at how much money is actually budgeted for investigation:
The government spent $175 million investigating the Challenger space shuttle disaster. It spent $152 million on the Columbia disaster investigation. It spent $30 million investigating the Monica Lewinsky scandal. It authorized $15 million for the 9/11 Commission….and it only authorized $ 8 million for the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission. ........................ http://goo.gl/W2YJE
Americans, who lost homes and jobs in the millions because of shady mortgage lending and bank collapses, are clearly disappointed that the media has so far largely parroted what the White House and Wall Street are saying and that “nothing has been done.”
Unfortunately, the folks in D.C. seem determined to turn a blind eye to Wall Street’s fraud, and is now moving to defund the enforcement agencies like the SEC and CFTC.
In fact, you can tell how interested Congress and the White House are in uncovering the truth by looking at how much money is actually budgeted for investigation:
The government spent $175 million investigating the Challenger space shuttle disaster. It spent $152 million on the Columbia disaster investigation. It spent $30 million investigating the Monica Lewinsky scandal. It authorized $15 million for the 9/11 Commission….and it only authorized $ 8 million for the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission. ........................ http://goo.gl/W2YJE
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