Injustice Department Acknowledges What We've Been Telling You All Along - Nobody There Prosecutes the Bigtime Financial Criminal

     Fining innocent shareholders billions and billions of dollars while charging zero high-muckety-muck perps with absolutely nothing at all has been the hallmark of criminal prosecution at the federal level when it comes to financial wrongdoing.  Do the Wall Street crime and nobody does the time is the message Injustice Department malpractice has been spreading far and wide ever since we can remember.

     And so, when an Injustice mouthpiece announces that all this is about to change, excuse us for casting a jaded eye upon her pathetic little peace offering.  For starters, note that what you're about to read came out in a cozy chat presumably with NYU law school wannabes - NOT IN A REAL COURTROOM with real lawyers and real judges and definitely not as part of any real federal crackdown on any real people or any real criminal activity by CEO's or anybody else who's been ripping us off for decades.

     "Effective immediately, we have revised our policy guidance to require that if a company wants any credit for cooperation, any credit at all, it must identify all individuals involved in the wrongdoing, regardless of their position, status or seniority in the company, and provide all relevant facts about their miscounduct", so Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates jawboned in remarks that gave no mention of refunds to wrongfully fined innocent shareholders, whose investments are still suffering from their liability to that kind of thing from Sally Yates and her ilk as well as everything else the Barry Soetoro White House has done to destroy American capitalism.  Nor did her paltry, pandering claptrap SEND ANYBODY TO JAIL.  Anybody at all.

     So Washington can take this acknowledgement of flagrant misdoing, an obscene insult to everyone who's ever been swindled by the Wall Street Mafia - all the godzillions of us who never actually went ahead and jumped out of the building in the horrible aftermath of those sundry cataclysmic events wreaking havoc on our family savings over the years - take it and shove it where the sun don't shine, which is pretty much anywhere sleazebag bureaucrats prowl.

     Goddam it, Injustice, show us the beef.

     Whatever, here's the dumb link:

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2015/09/09/justice-department-wall-street-fraud/71983152/