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With the greatest respect, this is a dead end. I saw a taped interview with Gensler's predecessor the other night. She really tried to do her job. At first people were surprised because CFTC is like a flee on an elephant - it is so far down the pecking order and has so little in the way of resources or "clout" as to be less than useless, even if Gensler were on the up and up. His predecessor was, and she was blackballed, ridiculed and dismissed when trying to stop derivatives before they really took hold. She saw exactly what damage they could and would do, and one Senator at a hearing had the arrogance to ask her why she was being so strident. She said, and I paraphrase that it was her mandate to protect the American people and there economic welfare. She was character-assassinated and her term was not renewed. There after there was nothing she could do, but watch her worst fears unfold. Even if Gensler had a pair, he doesn't, you turn'em in when you join Goldman and never get them back, he can do nothing - zero - except end his career. He knows it.

The public sometimes does not know about pecking orders among regulators, courts and politicians - and that they all dance to the tune of the bankers, globalist corporatists and the military industrial complex - centrists all....willing or otherwise. Writing the people above would be like mice writing the cats to get their masters to stop trying to do them in. This battle cannot be fought within the sytem...did we learn nothing from MFG and now Commodities Markets being put under the TBTF umbrella and their losses socialized. Leave the institution and their high frequency traders to play alone --- get the hell out en masse permanently --- that is the only message they will ever understand. The whole game has been changed into a rigged lottery by untouchable criminal elements. Let your money do the talking - WALK!


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Beginning of the headline :The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has been negligent in failing to terminate the obvious manipulation ongoing in silver. Furthermore, the agency may be complicit in this manipulation. Worse, it has lied to the public and elected officials. This all goes back to the time when Bear Stearns was taken over by JPMorgan in March of 2008... Read More
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