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To: nopardons
Fraud, theft, murder, kidnapping -- all real felonies. Failure to perform as a fiduciary agent -- could be a felony, depends -- always a civil recourse.

All above -- crimes before the SEC "watchdogs" before the securirty regulations.

Did the damn SEC and the damnable regulations stop one iota of loss in 2000? Millions of folks lost billions in total -- the damn regulators still collect their pensions and kept their sinecures. False watchdogs. Last week -- my money was returning 1000% in Vancouver. The free market. Or freer. At least.

521 posted on 03/05/2005 7:55:13 PM PST by bvw (Team USA!)
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To: bvw
You're just nuts!

You don't want any regulations or regulators,but are having fits about what YOU see as crimes.You can't have it both ways!

And what you and the general public don't know,is that the SEC has cracked down on lots of people,through the years. You only hear about a wee bit of it all,when someone "famous" goes down.

Outside of the small financial/exchange community in Chicago, Tyson and the Clintons in Arkansas,NOBODY in the general populace knew about the Red Bone.And even when his name popped up in connection with Hillary,it was I,and I alone,who was explaining what he had done and when.

But according to YOU,what he did should be perfectly okay.And you still haven't talked about that case,but just keep throwing up irrelevant straw men.

Is it that as long as YOU make money on an investment,you don't give a damn and/or you think that you could make more money by now ILLEGAL methods?

524 posted on 03/05/2005 8:08:36 PM PST by nopardons
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