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In reply to the discussion: AG Holder: DOJ Nearing Decisions on Probes Involving Financial Firms and 2008 Market Crash [View all]railsback
(1,881 posts)14. Everyone here seems to think that taking on mega giant corporations with unlimited funds is easy
Especially multi national corporations with entities all over the world. Its not like Holder can take them to court and say something like, 'Well, we think the NSA could be spying on everyone without warrants because they have the capability to do so..' These giants have armies highly paid lawyers. Its ludicrous to think that the DOJ could just throw together a case like this in a matter of a few short months. If Holder is ready to take some of these people on, then that's because he's gathered as much evidence as possible to make the strongest case possible, and yes, that could have taken several years to accumulate.
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AG Holder: DOJ Nearing Decisions on Probes Involving Financial Firms and 2008 Market Crash [View all]
Hissyspit
Aug 2013
OP
It will probably be just some BS fine when what is needed is a breakup of the big banks. nt
cstanleytech
Aug 2013
#2
Everyone here seems to think that taking on mega giant corporations with unlimited funds is easy
railsback
Aug 2013
#14
And the result was that financial power was consolidated even further ...
slipslidingaway
Aug 2013
#20
Uh, they don't have unlimited funds. The government does. And have you forgotten
jtuck004
Aug 2013
#25
hate it, have to logon to read WSJ. charge people with crimes and recover the trillions stolen!
Sunlei
Aug 2013
#19