In an effort to reduce scams perpetrated by private entities posing as public agencies two Indiana congressmen introduced legislation to require companies with public sounding names and official looking seals and documents to prominently disclose that they are not in fact governmental — an idea with some very interesting implications. Not all the corrupt government officials and their bankster accomplices are in Nigeria.
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More on government fraud:
And then there’s:
- Inspector Clouseau. Rep. Alan Grayson (D-FL) turning Federal Reserve Inspector General into a deer in the headlights. (5 min. C-SPAN video)
- The Great Con Job. Tip off on the Fed/Bankster $trillion rip off. (12 min. MSNBC video)
Tags: bank, constitution, credit, currency, dollar, Federal Reserve, fraud, gold, money
