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To: tejek who wrote (262250)	7/19/2010 8:17:31 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

>>I understand you feel that Bernanke has violated the above provision....but as far as I know, its not a criminal act. It may be grounds for firing but I don't think you can throw him into jail. Then again, I am not an attorney so I encourage you to consult with one.<< he did break it. there is absolutely no rational argument to be made he didn't break it. for my purposes, "criminal" means one who breaks the law. greenspan and bernanke broke the law. systematically. you are correct, there are no penalties put into place for elite law breakers. you'll say that excuses the law breaking and excuses the immense damage done by that law breaking. i'll say that is just another indication that criminals are gaming the legal system in order to protect themselves from their criminal behavior - a clear view into the tyranny that is enveloping america.