Bankruptcy Law Changes

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Q. Could the 'Bankruptcy Law' changes have more to do with the decline in the averages than is commonly discussed?

A. I doubt it, Bruno, although perfectly willing to listen to your explanation of the mechanism by which you think such a result could occur. The way I see it, the rapacious procriminal anti human modifications of the Bankruptcy Law are quite positive for the criminal gangs who bought the politicians necessary to assure passage for their slavery imposing structural changes. Nothing has ever touched extortionist criminals such as Kennie Boy Lay with his multimillion dollar mansion in Texas which promotes a "homestead exemption" for major criminal thieves allowing them to maintain huge amounts of assets through bankruptcy. Nothing has even been *said* about the criminal abuses of bankruptcy courts by frauds and thieves who fraudulently transfer all stockholder assets out of companies to their criminal cronies via such means as "stock buybacks" at ludicrous multiples of net tangible equity, then declare bankruptcy so as to leave themselves the criminal munchiment in possession of all of the assets devoid of the former stockholders and most of the former creditors. It was strictly a medifraud criminal extortionist and destroyer of human lives and credit card brutalizer and fraud piece of legislation designed to extend fascist criminal control over the lives of those who have already been destroyed by the criminal machinations of such gangs. From the standpoint of the criminal gangs, such as hospitals and fraudulent "health services" organizations, credit card companies, and other rapists and maimers of the financial condition of human sorts, it was and is seen as a great "blessing" from the crime lords of Worsingdone DC to have such legislation, hence a reason for stocks to advance rather than decline. But for the fact that most of the criminal gangs themselves are already de facto bankrupt and it becomes a matter of extending their own incompetent slavery to the fascist criminal government onto the masses of citizens that they have in the past and are continuing to defraud and extort. As with the criminal subversion of the banking system in violation of Article IV of the US Constitution Amendments, which prohibits both the illegal searches (infinitely hackable web sites available for inspection and aggressively disclosing everybody's financial accounts to any criminal gang interested in doing such an illegal search) and illegal seizures (instant theft of balance of any financial account anywhere in the system via the ACH/POS/ EFT/Check21 systems of criminal taking devoid of validation of any authority from a lawful court order *nor* from the owner of the funds being stolen by any criminal gang desirous of stealing), the creation of such a system of slavery and void of integrity in the bankruptcy system reflects the criminal desperation of the fascist goobermint in its efforts to destroy America. They're succeeding in their criminal efforts. That makes *all* stocks less valuable.

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