Why the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission stays away from prominent institutions

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Jun 012012
 

Via:  www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibblog/sec-taking-on-big-firms-is-tempting-but-we-prefer-whaling-on-little-guys-20120530

 

The mystery of why high-profile targets ….  welcome to the world of shot selection and the need for enforcement action numbers.

More on Gareth Williams, a MI6 codebreaker

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May 062012
 

Via:  arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/05/mi6-codebreaker-attended-us-security-conference-before-his-death.ars

www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/05/mi6-codebreaker-at-blackhat/

 

Seems like he was tracking cash/gold from Asia to big UK/US banks.

I guess he might have been to near well protected funds for some project.

Wireless sounds like a big trap too.

UN Diplomatic Immunity for Climate “Fund”?

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Mar 262012
 

Via:  www.myfoxhouston.com/dpps/news/climate-fund-seeks-un-style-diplomatic-immunity-dpgonc-km-20120322_18755189

 

No legal challenges, lawsuits, inspections while greenhouse gases rates are exchanged.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman vs MERS

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Feb 062012
 

Via:  bloomberg.com/news/2012-02-03/bank-of-america-jpmorgan-chase-wells-fargo-sued-by-new-york-over-mers.html

 

More on the mortgage database MERS, improper foreclosures, court submissions, “faulty and sloppy” document preparation.

 

 

Canadian Regulator sees Exchange-traded client accounts “commingled”

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Jan 172012
 

Via:  zerohedge.com/news/second-mf-global-unveiled-canadian-regulator-accuses-barret-capital-commingling-client-funds

 

Canada is having its own “futures and options on metals and other exchange-traded commodities” accounts problems.

More at:  winnipegfreepress.com