If you remember, he's been writing to former Canadian attorneys general, trying to get them to investigate the RCMP
gussie has been calling the whole lot of them criminals. LOL
Be careful what you ask for, you just might get it. After all, that Matthews idiot was inviting Xer madness into his domain.
The charming Xers strike again!
bmatthews
Wow! I've never been so hated, so quickly, for trying to help a cause. Nice messages guys...
As for the article today...I cannot believe not one of you bothered to read the WHOLE article I wrote today. You took three paragraphs and now bash me. Message received. Please stop calling and writing me.
Good luck to you all. No wonder the media isn't picking up your story...
Obama Administration Puts A Price Tag On Constitutional Rights
August 23, 2010
by Brandon Matthews
We should all just sell every stock we own right now, whether in cash or retirement accounts. The financial system in the U.S. is little more than a game of three card monte. If you are an average working class American, you cannot win. The odds have been stacked against you. The promises of President Obama during his campaign for greater market visibility and market reform have been trashed. He lied to you. The dirty windows which obscured the public’s view of the stock markets were just painted over with thick black paint, rather than cleaned or replaced.
The recently signed into law FINREG bill has granted the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) what amounts to immunity from for any wrong-doing. Ironically, the bill contained no such language as it passed both the House of Representatives and The U.S. Senate. At some point between being passed by both Houses of Congress and President Obama signing it into law, section 9291 was added which specifically excludes the SEC from providing information under the Freedom of Information Act.
Why would someone go to so much effort to put this unpassed provision into a bill before it was signed by the President? The answer lies in trillions of dollars that are at stake from shareholders suing the SEC for negligence and other wrongdoings. Most people are familiar with the Bernie Madoff scandal, which ignited lawsuits across the country against the SEC for negligence. The story of CMKM Diamonds however, makes the Bernie Madoff scandal look like a grocery store robbery by comparison. This one peice of added language may enable the U.S. Government to steal $3.87 TRILLION from the shareholders of CMKM.
By: ibaft2006 Feb 2007 : LEO WANTA is truly a hero..
A man of uncomparable character and resolve. He is one of God's truly blessed men
By: ibaft2006 Mar 2007 Bush crime family is hard at work protecting their criminal cronies.
AI
