Tim Geithner's new nominee for number two at the Treasury Department, Neal Wolin, played a key role in drafting legislation in the late 1990s deregulating the banking system, a former Treasury Department official confirms to us. [Image]
Keep in mind that many of the sanctions against Iran have their genesis in the Treasury Department, sanctions that are a form of warfare against a country that is NOT our enemy, but is an "existential" enemy of Israel.
Where in the hell did all that money these con artists made during the housing bubble disappear to? It didn't just evaporate.
Wolin's background at Hartford should of given the Senate pause to investigate, but they rubber stamped his nomination. There's still a couple of trillion left to loot and precious little time left to do so.
The last looting took place when the public's eyes were focused on Iraq and body bags and scanning the skies for another "al Qaeda" hijacking courtesy of a dead man. What's going to be the distraction this time?
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