[poconopundit]

Good news indeed, HL. He's a specialist in "white collar crime" and got a conviction in Enron.

Hope he is equally adept at "non-profit" crime and "charity" crime and "foundation" crime. The biggest frauds of all are committed by chaaaaaaaaarities in coordination with State departments and ex-Presidents.

[HLPhat]

>>The biggest frauds of all are committed by

How many quadrrillion dollars in derivative A$$paper are floating atop the global economoic sewage pond these day?

http://www.google.com/#q=Quadrillion+Derivatives+Deutsche+Bank

>>got a conviction in Enron.

LOL.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trial_of_Kenneth_Lay_and_Jeffrey_Skilling

How many of the culture of “Smartest People in the Room” were held accountable for their roles in facilitating the fraud?

Certainly not those who moved on and started merrily rowing Roland Arnall’s predatory pirate ship along.

Former Enron Archeeeetect: “Gosh I hope that doesn’t happen again here [at Argent]”.
Other former IT Enronsters: “snicker”
Me: Oh. What are you doing to make sure it doesn’t?
{crickets crickets crickets}

It is incumbent upon the honorable craftsman to be aware
of whether or not his services are being used
as a means to accomplish evil ends -
and to act (or NOT) accordingly.