libertyblitzkrieg | The increased use of eminent domain to transfer property
to powerful political interests, the ramifications of the wars on
terrorism and drugs, and the violation of the property rights of
bondholders in the auto-bailout case have weakened the tradition of
strong adherence to the rule of law in United States. We believe these
factors have contributed to the sharp decline in the rating for the
legal-system area.
To a large degree, the United States has experienced a
significant move away from rule of law and toward a highly regulated,
politicized, and heavily policed state.
A criminal financial organization that engaged in billions upon
billions in fraud against the “muppet” public is once again getting off
with barely a slap on the wrist and nobody’s going to do a thing about
it. As I’ve said for years and years, until the public says enough is
enough nothing is going to change. I suppose that’s simply not going to
happen until the next economic downturn, which could emerge in earnest
any day now.
David Dayan knows as much about this issue as anyone, and he just
penned a scathing assessment of this perversion of justice at the New Republic. Here are a few excerpts from his piece, Why the Goldman Sachs Settlement Is a $5 Billion Sham:
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