[publius911]

My only response is a question...

Are elected and appointed criminals immune to the long standing violations of fiduciary responsibility/obligations laws?

[SkyPilot]

http://www.hangthebankers.com/government-preparing-to-seize-401k-retirement-plans/

"The case, Tibble vs Edison, has set the stage for what could be a very slippery slope – a slope on which the U.S. government could intervene whenever it believes a 401(k) is not adequately performing. It has many asking questions: If we have another stock market crash on par with 2008 (as some are predicting for this year) would the government step in when 401(k)’s suffer any kind of substantial loss? Might the government take control of those plans – of course, all in the name of “protecting consumers” – and in turn move the funds into Treasury securities? I know some of you are likely thinking, “That’s ludicrous, they would never do that!” But after reading what economist Martin Armstrong wrote in reaction to the Supreme Court ruling, in an article boldly titled “Kiss Your Pension Fund Goodbye”, you may think again.

Kiss Your Pension Fund Goodbye