~sigh~..I did listen Diamond, I listened to her deny at least temporarily, the power to subpoena documents from IMO the most guilty party in not only this case, but the ENTIRE financial meltdown, it was a rare opportunity to force transparency (which we should NOT have to resort to legal means to do), from an agency gone rogue and wildly out of control. The FDIC's previous actions, clearly show they will NOT voluntarily produce documents, an admission to me that they have much to hide.
She's had over a year to consider the SJ issue, and over 100 days since final arguments were made, and still no ruling.
My "DD" tells me this issue is pretty cut-and-dried, the entire transaction needs to be unwound, RICO charges need to be filed, people need to be removed from office and tried, and damages need to be collected. At this point, to me, anyone who thinks, acts, or rules differently, is complicit.
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