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2008-12-17 — marketoracle.co.uk
"They are behaving and reacting much like a crime syndicate. Stonewall tactics by the USFed on disclosed disbursement of TARP funds continues, despite court challenges. The USFed has begun to take on some curious similarities to a crime syndicate central clearinghouse . It refuses to disclose which banks received bond swaps, and refuses to reveal what assets it accepted as collateral. Before long, RICO Laws against racketeering might be invoked. The word has been mentioned in the press by one particular Congressman. Recall. The Racketeer Influenced & Corrupt Organizations Act of 1970 has been a powerful legal weapon to confiscate crime syndicate assets. The RICO Laws have been properly used much more than abused."
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