DOJ babbling B.S. letter to Senator Sherrod Brown and my Response to DOJ today!

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Some of you may have noticed our quest to get Goldman Sachs and Bain Capital indicted for Fraud & Perjury Conspiracies, over the last decade. Thanks to Romney's Hubris, justice is finally coming.

A week ago, Joe Nocera of the New York Times posted this story "Rigging the I.P.O. Game".

It went amoeba viral to the Legal networks and got spanked upon bogusly, by Goldman Sachs tools such as D%LBook. As a result I've now made some interesting new friends who brought to me a letter from the Department of Justice Office of Legislative Affairs to Senator Sherrod Brown that asked them to explain why they are not prosecuting large financial institutions for fraud (like Goldman Sachs and Bain Capital).

You could drive an aircraft carrier through the holes in the DOJ's babbling B.S. banter (see letter here);


Here's my response (Laser's March 22, 2013 Letter to DOJ).

How Goldman Sachs and Bain Capital have gotten away with the massive Racketeering acts, is the fact that they (for a time), possessed their own handpicked U.S. Attorney (Colm Connolly was an attorney from one of the "mutual" law firm www.MNAT.com ).

Justice may finally come to our case.

If the DOJ continues to fail to do their job - then I will try to do it for them!

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1. Obama has done some good things but the DOJ has been a huge fail.

And it was obvious the moment he failed to purge all the Bush lackys.

They should have been having their offices cleaned out the same time Obama has his hand on the bible.

The fact that Don Siegelman case was not thrown out on it's ear is another huge fail.

[laserhaas]

2. You are correct. We've worked Governor Siegelman's case forever too.

It sucks - what GOP skullduggery can do, even when we have most of the control