Geithner drawn into Libor scandal

[MrMickeysMom]

39. Disagree.. I think that is a narrow understanding of Geithner's role...

The point I'm trying to make is that the American people should gain a better understanding of Geithner's involvement. I suggest that you expose yourself to more than what has popped up, including this rather tepid evidence from our "mainstream" media. All you have to do is to listen to those in the international banking community who understand the relationship between domestic (WaPo). Banking practices are an international practice BECAUSE this is a global "market place". Gain some wider sources of information.

Geithner's role was much bigger than you suggest. More light is shed by following more resources of that information. You could start by examining what is said by experts. For example, programs like "The Keiser Report"... Lots of people on either "extremes" (that's what they refer to as fringe, or those who have a much wider source of programming and written media. Those who might go to an online source such as "Zero Hedge", but that program, which is produced by RT contains a lot of interviews and references associated with those who are interviewed on that program. I've watched the report, but I've also followed up the international media. Have you seen much of this here state-side? Neither have I. Our media has been fairly well contracted to being owned by 6 or less firms in this country.

People are entitled to their own opinions, but not their own facts, I agree. Resources of this information are out there. I suggest DeSwiss had no more special information than I do or you do, depending on what we expose ourselves to.

"Knowledge is Good" - Faber College, 1962!