Given recent and unfolding events, is there any philosophical, ethical,
legal, civil, or moral requirement for Alan Greenspan, and all others who
hold similar "responsibilities" for the Financial System in the United
States to be held fully responsible for anything..... such as a breach of
contract of employment, non-performance of employment contract, or say an
unconscionable deriliction of duty?
Could these people not be seen to have totally ignored their personal and
collective responsibilites, and that they should all be held personally
responsible ..... for example be required through the orders of a Civil or
Criminal Court to refund to the American People all salary and income
generated as a direct result of them taking up their employment positions?

What do you think? Some basic info below as to "responsibilites of the
Federal Reserve"
From the website header : http://www.federalreserve.gov/
The Federal reserve, the central of the United States, provides the nation
with a safe, flexible, and stable monetary and finacial system.

The term "monetary policy" refers to the actions undertaken by a central
bank, such as the Federal Reserve, to influence the availability and cost of
money and credit to help promote national economic...

Sean wrote:

First we hang them, and then give them a fair trial. But who is they?

You see, the morons at the very top don't believe they are human beings:
they believe they evince the pinnacle of the corporate entity. They have
no responsibility to anyone and do anything they can get away with. They
are the epitome of human evil.

Pierce the corporate veil - with extreme prejudice.

On Sep 19, 8:11 pm, John J wrote:

On Sep 19, 8:11 pm, John J wrote:

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