In sparing Libby, Pres. Bush built an IED that blew up the judicial system
6 July 2007, 23:35
The SEC handles about 220 complaints against brokerage houses and similar financial institutions a day, but the output of these complaints in civil filings against these institutions are only one, two or three a day. I complained against TD Ameritrade after they sold the stock that I had purchased and then pretended that the stock certificate was in the hands of the transfer agent when I asked why the stock certficate had not been delivered. Eleven weeks later, I still had not received a stock certificate. "These things take time."—TD Ameritrade. I complainted to the SEC and the SEC forwarded the complaint to TD Ameritrade and TD Ameritrade purchased the stock in the open market after making over $100,000 from inside information that the stock would go in the future stock market. To this day, I have not heard a word from the SEC in writing. This is financial institution fraud: 15-25 years in prison. I call the SEC up, and I was told that it was not a criminal matter. "I thought that it was a criminal matter," Merrily Katz told me, "I should complain to the Justice Department."
I emailed the Justice Department with my criminal complaint, and the email phone line went dead. I emailed them again, again, and again.
Finally, I told them that if the equal protection clause of the United States Constitution was dead or a piece of aristocratic political toilet paper, that where was not enough fertilizer in the state of Kansas to keep me from blowing up their Confederacy high enough.
The email phone line is still dead at the Justice Department.
By simply having a dead phone line, the Justice Department is able to pardon all the TD Ameritrade executives who have insider political knowledge that they won’t go to jail if they commit felonies against their clients.
The SEC handles about 220 complaints against brokerage houses and similar financial institutions a day, but the output of these complaints in civil filings against these institutions are only one, two or three a day. I complained against TD Ameritrade after they sold the stock that I had purchased and then pretended that the stock certificate was in the hands of the transfer agent when I asked why the stock certficate had not been delivered. Eleven weeks later, I still had not received a stock certificate. "These things take time."—TD Ameritrade. I complainted to the SEC and the SEC forwarded the complaint to TD Ameritrade and TD Ameritrade purchased the stock in the open market after making over $100,000 from inside information that the stock would go in the future stock market. To this day, I have not heard a word from the SEC in writing. This is financial institution fraud: 15-25 years in prison. I call the SEC up, and I was told that it was not a criminal matter. "I thought that it was a criminal matter," Merrily Katz told me, "I should complain to the Justice Department."
I emailed the Justice Department with my criminal complaint, and the email phone line went dead. I emailed them again, again, and again.
Finally, I told them that if the equal protection clause of the United States Constitution was dead or a piece of aristocratic political toilet paper, that where was not enough fertilizer in the state of Kansas to keep me from blowing up their Confederacy high enough.
The email phone line is still dead at the Justice Department.
By simply having a dead phone line, the Justice Department is able to pardon all the TD Ameritrade executives who have insider political knowledge that they won’t go to jail if they commit felonies against their clients.