This hits the the heart of what the Sentient Sentinels want to combat. We would like to open this up to the forum though. Take a look at the following link and respond:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=washingtonstory&sid=aG0_2ZIA96TI
it is our firm belief that this is a large part of what is wrong, on so many levels. But we want hear what you think as well.
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What is amazing to me is that they can claim all these reasons why they aren't obligated to divulge but at the end of the day it's that they don't want to. They would rather rob the people and stay anonymous than be "transparent" and risk losing the business. Has it donned on the Fed that this level of "avoidparency" just fuels the public's disdain for the whole system. You can only hide their sins for so long and expect that the people won't do on their own, that which you are afraid they would do anyway. The people have a right to know how this mortgage which has been placed on all of our heads is being spent. And not unlike closing the loan, we have a right to see the settlement statement to know where the funds are going.
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