*****Amazing interview: Bill Moyers & William K. Black - banker fraud / coverup*****

[acptulsa]

If the fraud laws were enforced, there would be no need for regulation.

Well, that's slightly contradictory, but I get what you mean. I think, however, Black did the same thing. I think he was not saying we need an even more complicated set of rules of the game, but that the regulators are in bed with the players and not doing their jobs.

But I can't review to see if I'm right about that. Maybe I misheard him instead.

A regulator saying we need more regulation. What was good about this interview?

You mean besides the access for our videomakers of the clip of Obama's Secretary of the Treasury saying we have too much regulation? Well, it all depends on you point of view, I guess. Here's mine:

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?p=2066190#post2066190

 

[BenIsForRon]

A regulator saying we need more regulation. What was good about this interview?

He's a liberal telling other liberals why Obama et al are more of the same. Good for the country.

 

[Malakai0]

Very good! Been enjoying pbs lately.

He kind of misses a distinction on regulation though. We need to regulate how banks interact with government, not regulate the economy.

 

[damania]

NEW PERKINS VIDEOS in Iceland @ University of Iceland!!! http://www.askbutwhy.com/2009/04/john-perkins-iceland-and-kicking-imf-in.html

 

[acptulsa]

Very good! Been enjoying pbs lately.

He kind of misses a distinction on regulation though. We need to regulate how banks interact with government, not regulate the economy.

There! This! Well put!

 

[damania]

William Black was on the Alex Jones show. I have a feeling he's not telling all that he knows.