WOW!!!! Attempted Murder In Gold Fraud. Big Banks And The Fed Need To Be Ended

Will the authorities start doing anything to stop these unlawful activities? Ken Lewis was threatened by Bernanke, Paulson and Geithner in the last couple years and now Andrew Maguire was the target of a hit and run while driving with his wife. The fact that the police is not telling who the man is shows that the person is either tied very directly to JPM or the Fed or some similar institution and the police probably through pressure or some form of other illegal activity is persuaded not to let this be public or the person is -even scarier- a government agent of some sort. An economic hitman if you will. This is a very dangerous situation and a very bad sign for the future.

The Fed needs to be shut down as the top banks that are insolvent, which is all of the big ones. They are getting out of control and starting to think they are above the law. They should be reminded they are not. Don't you think it was funny that Paulson put in a clause in the $700 billion "bailout" bill that he was never to be investigated for criminal activity or any other wrongdoing??? If you don't think you are doing something criminal, would you need such a clause???

Here is the article from the NY Post:

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JPMorgan 'chase' story in UK


By MICHAEL GRAY
Last Updated: 4:51 AM, March 29, 2010
Posted: 12:37 AM, March 29, 2010

A London-based precious-metals trader who had accused JPMorgan Chase of manipulating the gold and silver markets was involved in a bizarre weekend car accident that triggered a police chase before the suspect was nabbed.
Andrew Maguire, a metals trader at the London Bullion Market Association, and his wife were traveling in their car when a second car coming out of a side street struck their vehicle. That car then hit two more vehicles before fleeing.
London cops using helicopters and patrol cars chased the hit-and-run driver before nabbing that person, whose name has not been released by authorities.
Maguire and his wife were released from the hospital yesterday. London police would not comment on the accident investigation.

The hit and run occurred after Maguire's name came to light Thursday during a US Commodities Futures Trading Commission hearing on limiting gold and silver positions held by large market participants in order to prevent manipulation.
During the hearing, Maguire was identified as having sent e-mails to Bart Chilton, a CFTC commissioner, and Eliud Ramirez, head of the commission's enforcement division, alleging that JPMorgan had used its massive metals positions to manipulate the commodities markets.
In one e-mail, Maguire wrote, "It is common knowledge here in London among the metals traders that it is JPM's intent to flush out and cover as many shorts as possible prior to any discussion in March about position limits," referring to last week's CFTC hearings.
JPMorgan inherited the positions when it acquired Bear Stearns two years ago.
When the allegations first surfaced last week, JPMorgan declined to comment.
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