The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is well-aware that 5 years, $200M paid to high-profile lawyers, and public losses in the $Billions are the price to defeat even one line item of its corrupt agenda. Congratulations Ripple, you win a gold medal in the hurdle jump and service for the public good.

The moral of "Inside Lehman Bros": American families suffered all consequences of the 2008 financial crisis. Perpetrators and regulators suffered nothing & and will do it again. The battle for 🇺🇸's financial security is uncertain, & the end is slways near. (free on Prime video)

Useless but necessary. Just .02% of the gov't budget, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission hasn't the budget for investor protection. It's funded for its 'agendas', not its 'mission'. Bonus: pays for itself w/ public fees & Treasury Department gets the spoils.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is a shining example of equal employment abuse opportunities.

Shady gov't executives multiply like rats🐀, creating infestations & waste. When whistleblowers turn on the lights, they become aggressive, or scurry to dark corners. Control includes eliminating their food source (taxpayer $) or trapping them (in the courts).

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the $100T U.S. capital markets are at best third-rate. Thievery enabled by a thin veil of silence; funded by extortion of investors and taxpayers - who will also pay dearly upon the monstrous inevitable fail of the charade.

Are 'industry' members of FINRA's Audit & Risk Committee truly 'independent' as it asserts, even as their respective firms are members of, regulated by, & pay fees/fines to FINRA? This committee oversees FINRA's 40-year auditors EY US, including selection of the audit partner

& the cheat goes on @SECgov, against employees hoping their jobs matter and investors hoping for legitimate capital markets. The infestation of corruption at the SEC was exponential after its failures on Bear Stearns, Lehman, and Madoff - a.k.a. the days the mission died.

the @SECgov & its attorneys fear the sunlight a well-qualified female CPA with integrity would shine on this broken federal agency. My sources report the SEC is still deviously un-employing qualified, experienced female employees (in particular) as a strategy against

Q: Why have 3 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairmen & a DC judge kept my case from a jury of my peers for >6 years? A: Cowardice, conspiracy, & corruption.