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MrMickeysMom

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6. Someone who is not Jamie Dimon and represents one of the private banks...

Reply to dkf (Reply #5)

Thu Jun 21, 2012, 08:05 AM

Jun 2012

of the "Fed"...

Someone without conflict of interest. An independent banking representative. Check the obscene salary as a partial guide to who these folks are.

First, audit the Federal Reserve for their hard assets, then replace every single one of them, guided by the criteria above.

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Why Congress Won�t Touch Jamie Dimon: JPM Derivatives Prop Up US Debt [View all] sad sally Jun 2012 OP

The board serves in an advisory role to help inform the Fed what they see. dkf Jun 2012 #1

Both Senator Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren seem to think Dimon should depart. sad sally Jun 2012 #2

The system is so enormously complicated you need someone in the thick of things. dkf Jun 2012 #4

Man, that is pathetic... MrMickeysMom Jun 2012 #3

Again who would you pick? dkf Jun 2012 #5

Someone who is not Jamie Dimon and represents one of the private banks... MrMickeysMom Jun 2012 #6

This is a board that advises the Fed. Why would someone on the Fed advise themself? dkf Jun 2012 #7

Indeed... why would someone advise themselves? MrMickeysMom Jun 2012 #8