Sue The Fed

[osan]

“Top 20” Potential Civil Causes of Action:

1. Breach of Fiduciary Duty
2. Breach of Contract
3. Conducting a Ponzi Scheme
4. Theft
5. Tortuous Interference
6. Unlawful seizure of Account holders funds
7. Accounting malpractice
8. Fraud in the Inducement
9. Banking Fraud
10. Consumer Protection Fraud
11. Detrimental Reliance
12. Gross Negligence
13. Unjust Enrichment
14. Failure to Perform
15. Deceptive Business Practices
16. Unconscionability
17. Willful Infliction of Emotional Distress
18. Against Public Policy
19. Securities Fraud
20. Other

(from the web site)

If RICO doesn't apply here, then nothing does.

 

[osan]

Pittman died of a massive heart attack less than a year ago. He sued the Fed over TARP and was using the Freedom of Information Act in an attempt to reveal where the money went.

Pittman was an experienced, bulldog reporter in his 50s who understood finance and wasn't afraid to name names. His well-researched articles chronicled the economic meltdown of 2008 in plain language. But he died suddenly right on the cusp of victory, when he could have written the articles that blew the lid off the Fed.

Heart attack. Cancer. Suicide. Child porn on you laptop.

Be careful. If you sue the Fed, cover your bases and watch your back. They play for keeps.

Sound advice, that.

Never go anywhere unarmed and preferably never alone. The more the merrier in such a case. They are vicious people and will stop at nothing to scratch any itch that may arise.

 

[free1]

Distributed lawsuit.

Have a lot of people involved in the suit, have many lawyers representing them, encourage people to represent themselves and join the suit. Give away the paperwork and motions online.

What are they going to do, murder everyone?

You guys have really got to start thinking "outside the box" that your slave masters put you in.

 

[youngbuck]

2-On the privacy issue, a Central Bank can’t operate with complete transparency and still effectively do its job. It’s a rather simple concept;

Who cares what a Central Bank needs to operate? It's a rather simple concept; there should be no Central Bank at all!

"You see, here we have this parasite. And since this parasite exists, we need to provide it with the optimal environmental and dietary conditions for it to thrive. Yes, yes, we may have been better off without the parasite, but now that we have it we shall embrace it!"



Bullshit.

 

[free1]

Liberty bump

 

[free1]

So will this get popular now?

 

[Fields]

Does anyone know who exactly is behind this other than a vague "PatriotStorm"?