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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (129753)2/4/2017 6:11:03 PM
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Cut the crap.

Show us where any CEO has been prosecuted for doing any and all of these crimes.

That law is pure window dressing for fund raising and political donations.

All Bullshit all of the time.

Why Wall Street Execs Weren't Prosecuted - Business Insider

www.businessinsider.com/why-wall-street-execs-werent-prosecuted-2013-1



Jan 23, 2013 - Worst of all, Obama justice officials both shielded and feted these Wall Street ... Nonetheless, "four years later, there have been no arrests of any ... would face no criminal prosecutionfor its money laundering of funds for ... with the banks, are engaged in a cover up to keep us from knowing what went wrong.

Iceland Has Sentenced 26 Bankers To Prison While US White Collar ...

www.mintpressnews.com/iceland-has-sent-26...to...us...prosecutions-hit.../210595/



Oct 23, 2015 - These charges stand in sharp contrast to the situation in the U.S., where fewer ... the CEOof Kaupþing Luxembourg, top the list, having been sentenced to a ... has still failed to prosecute anyexecutives for recent corporate crimes, ... “All the major Wall Street financial firms nicknamed Too Big To Fail banks ...

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