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Re: Obammy's Justice Department Rushes to the Rescue of LIBOR Criminals

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...it's part of the lib/dem game plan. Same as when they tried to lay all the blame for Enron on GW when it actually happened under the clinton admin. As a matter of fact, Enron didn't pay any federal taxes at all during the last six years of the clinton administration and that never set off an alarm at the clintonista headquarters as enron stock continued to climb.




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Liberals are like a "Slinky". Totally useless, but somehow ya can't help but smile when you see one tumble down a flight of stairs!




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Obammy's Justice Department Rushes to the Rescue of LIBOR Criminals
By: capt_nemo
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Fri, 20 Jul 12 8:25 PM
Msg. 42712 of 45651

The Justice Department has launched a flurry of phony investigations in the LIBOR scandal, with the ultimate aim of protecting the banks from the consequences of their crimes. That's the same role the Obama administration played in the "robo-signing" scandal: immunizing the criminals. In the LIBOR scheme, Attorney General Holder and his crew will try to shield the banksters "from legal action by a host of other government agencies and, ultimately, from the global universe of parties that have been harmed by the banksters' schemes.

"The reason Eric Holder is staging criminal investigations is because that’s the only way he can protect the bankers, through immunities and by gradually narrowing the scope of the case."

Unflipping believable, but perfectly predictable from this administration.

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