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nyt

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Sunday, 02/26/2017 6:33:42 AM

Sunday, February 26, 2017 6:33:42 AM

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If I was so sure that someone committed fraud against me (which has happened) I would sue them. Of course I would need evidence to prove my case otherwise be laughed out of court....
I have sued... I had evidence & I won my case. The amount of energy used to accuse ceo of this that & the other, with so far no proof whatsoever that I've seen (besides the fact that none of the accusations had any connection to synj at all), takes up an amount of time & energy that if used to actually go after the fraudster, would be smarter course of action.
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In that vein, why hasn't the sec gone after him? After all, such a major fraudster, with soooo much "evidence" (like he took his brothers car, lol) w/what...30 yr "history of fraud?... should be easy work for sec, no? And so many have been ripped off for so much, it's not as if it a trivial matter for them to not care about it, right?
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So is the sec: a) incompetent, b) corrupt, c) w/o any evidence to do anything, d) doesn't care. What is it. Gee, with all the evidence offered here it should be a piece o cake to sue. Should we start a class action? How bout the irs? They should be able to do something, no? Maybe he's the smartest ceo of all time also? Wow?