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Economic crimes bureau launched in New York to look after Wall Street

Published: 20 February, 2010, 05:40
Edited: 22 February, 2010, 10:44


A major economic crimes bureau has been created in New York to crack down on financial crimes on Wall Street.

 
2 COMMENTS
MEJanssen February 21, 2010, 19:23 quote
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If Congress would just let the SEC do its job, instead of cutting its budget time and again over the past decades, we would not need some new "bureau" to investigate financial wrong-doing. There are not many new laws to give this bureau "teeth" in regulation, so I fear it will turn into just a "window-dressing" exercise to calm the irate populace and let business on Wall Street return to normal.

control February 22, 2010, 03:16 quote
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The jokers are at it again. The FED, THE WALL STREET CROOKS and the BANKSTERS are like an overshadowing twin government that really rules America and dictates what the elected politicians are allowed to do. America is a one party country. This party is the all powerful MONEY PARTY. They try to disguise it as DEMOCRAT or REPUBLICAN but the voters are irrelevant to them. They win and stay in power regardless of which of the two evils that voters choose. It always continues to be the money party that wins and owns everything. How would you like to be able to order the gov't printing office to print one billion dollars in cash and you only have to pay thirty two dollars for it (the cost of printing}? This is such a sweet deal if you are on the receiving end. Unfortunately, only the owners of America's private monetary system can get such a sweet deal from America. The BANKSTERS get the gold mine and the American tax payers get the shaft.

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