An odd oversight
Congrgess has somehow forgotten to question the three U.S. banks involved in the LIBOR-rigging scandal for their investigation into the LIBOR-rigging scandal.
That’s so odd, isn’t it?
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Very odd, indeed. I just can’t understand it!
Geez – how many examples of different rules (ie. none) for the rich do we need to see before it’s absolutely obvious that they’re stealing everything they can get their greedy “mitts” on (hint, hint, wink, wink) before the crash and with the help (ie. no prosecution or even questioning) of the government (who they pay off with a cut of the take)? Does everyone see that the government is as corrupt as the banksters yet? Open your eyes people!