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Too Big for Jail! - Selective Law, for rich for poor!

I will not bore you with the endless cases of blatant larceny perpetrated upon world citizens by senior executives within the various banking and financial services sector for the past decade... it is probable the Internet has insufficient space to house the list anyway. 

Suffice it to say, the extent of bald faced deceit and robbery by these scumbags rendered the entire global economy defunct, so large is this criminal activity it needs to be measured in hundreds of trillions of dollars.

The net result is untold misery for millions around the globe, in fact the true extent of crass elitist travesty is quite beyond comprehension and it may take years to quantify the debilitating effect on citizens at large.

Entirely complicit in enabling these heinous and despicable crimes with complete and utter impunity is governance, your paid representation who's ONLY purpose is to ensure legislation and conformance in the better interests of their employer-YOU the tax payer.

The extent of criminal activity condoned by governance or even encouraged by them is quite easily the highest incompetence, or worse... ever displayed by so-called civil servants in the history of democracy... is this global travesty.

Yet, since the crimes were discovered not one single perpetrator has been prosecuted or incarcerated!!!

WHY ARE THEY NOT IN JAIL!
WHY IS PUBLIC OUTCRY NOT HEARD!

Before I proceed it is important the reader understand one key aspect of the token punitive sentences given to rogue corporations when caught red-handed, they are served to pay what amount to token fines... not the individuals involved, the corporation itself.

These laughable fines are regarded by corporations as a cost of doing "business" a kind of fee in their eye which allows and encourages them to continue devious corrupt practices, a toll for running illegal.

BUT WHO BEARS THE COST OF THOSE FINES?

Certainly not the corporation, their customers do, the victims of the crime.

WHAT A SWEET DEAL THAT IS!

The victim customer soon finds either a loss of service of an increase in fee to compensate for the "fine."

THIS SCHEME IS DIABOLICAL!

The only thing that would discourage this blatant scofflaw attitude by elitist corporate employees, is personal recrimination in the form of hard time incarceration. You know, just like all the regular transgressors of laws.

IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THIS BE IMPLEMENTED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

Too big to fail means too big for jail
There’s a reason top executives haven’t gone to jail for engineering the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. Some bankers are just too big to convict.
The latest example came Tuesday with British global banking giant HSBC’s agreement to pay a record $1.9 billion – about six weeks’ worth of the bank’s profits - to settle money-laundering charges with U.S. prosecutors. The deal ends a three-year probe into accusations of a widespread, multi-year string of illegal transactions violating sanctions against Iran and Latin American drug lords.
This is but one tiny example of bad business as usual in the global arena of commerce. The full extent of routine larceny may never be uncovered.

I really don't know what else to say! If you are not personally incensed by this chronic double standard then I need to believe that society and its festering blight of leaches and life sucking parasites is considered ok and elicits shrugs of complacency, then I have to think also--humanity deserves what it encounters.

Such individuals are so far from any deserved assistance I can think of, they could be considered innate as in mindless objects--that thought is just so sad to contemplate--I won't.


Five years after a wave of risky mortgage bets cratered the banking system and sent the global economy into recession, the banks behind the mess have paid or agreed to pay billions of dollars fines and restitution. But not a single senior executive from the biggest banks has gone to jail.
“That’s what has everyone so frustrated .... We’re on the back end of this crisis and there have not been meaningful prosecutions of individuals," said Boston University law professor Cornelius Hurley, who heads the school's Center for Finance, Law and Policy.
Frustrated... frustrated.... WHAT!

Justice Department officials were unavailable for comment. What? better things to do!!


A number of high-profile cases may yet produce criminal prosecutions, which can take years to develop in complex financial cases. But the clock is ticking for the government.

Many of these cases are approaching a statute of limitations that will insulate bankers from prosecution.

How mutually convenient is THAT!

I leave you with this...

Between you and the parasitic is your elected governance - you may want to berate them and insist on equality in the eyes of the law.

Or... remain being the corporate elitist main source of obscene life-style, while you wiggle on the hook.

Crime without Conviction: U.S. Makes Deals With Corporate Criminals Instead of Prosecuting



Stay tuned...








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