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To Whom It May Concern: Hopefully it’s Every Commissioner and Staffer Working there;
I am writing to you to inform you of my complete dissatisfaction with your Agency’s lack of enforcement of regulations concerning the horde of speculative commodities traders within Wall Street. You lack of alacrity concerning the health and value of our resources by allowing rapine like trading by these “greed powered” individuals borders on TREASON!!!!! Please don’t bore me with the details of “macro” and “micro” economics babble that is often used to distract the lesser informed citizenry, I know what’s going on. To be fair one can and should be able to trade freely in our markets, but this current situation is absolutely untenable. Commodities that form the basis of necessities, (i.e. food gas, electricity rates, and so on) should be left off the trading table since they directly impact the struggling American. This you have failed miserably at.
I know why you have failed at your job. CLOSE ASSOCIATIONS with Wall Street traders have opened the door to your personal corruption. This isn’t rocket science. Corruption pervades every inch of this Government. We the people know that. I just wanted you to know that we “common” Americans know what you are doing, or rather lack of doing. I hope and pray that there comes a time in your future that contains a trial followed by execution for your treasonous activity. Perhaps if you were able to see that scenario coming about you might be persuaded to change your failure to do your job. Maybe if you went to work and knew that your job performance was tied directly to your longevity you might be persuaded to follow a different tune. Unfortunately, those previously mentioned scenario’s won’t come about because you are too entrenched with Wall Street. However, I wanted you to know that my opinion of your work ethic can be summed up in one word. This word is “shite”.
Keep It Up Fellas, you’ll singlehandedly bring about the collapse of the United States. That’ll be a good reference in your resumes.
John Keene.
