Bring out your dead and those who are easy to target. In the City a trader has been jailed for 14 years for LIBOR fixing. What only him? And only thirteen other of his colleagues? And no one at the top knew anything about it? No one?
His colleagues obviously didn't like him and he, like the other 13, has been sacrificed. Those who are 'discovered' are allowed to be discovered - its blood letting. The ones who did the most damage are allowed to get away with it as long as a few are seen to be punished. But these guys are small fry. Watch carefully at those who are not jailed and those who are.
Those who are sent to prison will receive the heaviest sentences not because they are more guilty than the others, or more friendless (no one has friends or is friends in the City, they have contacts) those who go to prison are simply less well connected. The trader didn't drink alcohol. That would, if nothing else, brand him a loner and a loser.
And Ted Heath. Bring out the dead; unable to protect themselves, they are also easy targets. It is easier to kill a memory of someone, than bring to task someone who is still alive, in power and able to manipulate the media and the law. These dead names are diverting attention from those in power in every industry, those well connected folk who are still manipulating the media and the law, who are as guilty. They do not care if their reputation is destroyed when they are long dead. Who would.
No more bringing up the dead, lets go for those who have got away with it and are still alive.
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