R.W. Barker
Wheels of Justice grind exceedingly slow
Thu Jul 8, 2004 16:28
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Wheels of Justice grind exceedingly slow, yet they do move. Former Enron
chairman Ken Lay has been indicted and the wheel of justice has turned full
circle. Mr. Lay has stood in the middle of a whirlwind of controversy after the
fall of Enron, a company he founded, now accused of cooking the books and
ruining the retirement and stock holdings of thousands of employees and
investors. Fraud and insider trading by Ken and friends included, fixing the books to
appear to be profitable, driving up the price of stock by claiming false
profits, this is the Enron method! Next the executives sell their stock at top
prices and when the real news hits and the stocks fall to the Earth. Pension
funds that are based on stock are depleted and the smaller investors lose.
Executives at Enron walked out with millions in profit went out and bought many
personal homes to protect their theft; you see personal property is tougher to
seize.
These corporate crooks expected to get away with this! Why? Because many
have in the past, this one was just too big to ignore. President Bush was
accused of the exact same thing at Harken energy, S.E.C. investigations proved Bush
was culpable yet the elder Bush stepped in and S.E.C. backed off George with
only a warning. The Bush family is great friends of Ken Lay the Bush
children call Mr. Lay “ daddy Lay.” President Bush refers to him as Kenny boy; they
are both Texas oilmen and are part of that good old boy circle in Texas. Ken
Lay assumed his friend in the White House would protect him no doubt, of
course he was wrong and even a close tie to the president will not hide your
sins. Once again my faith in American justice has been restored, I assumed Lay
was untouchable due to his friendship with Bush. These Enron rip offs are worse
than common thieves because we put our trust in them, no one can trust a
thief and Americas trust in big business was dealt a blow by these crooks. Thank
God for the big slow moving wheel of justice it may move slow but it gets
there eventually.
R.W. Barker


A Chronology of Enron Corp.

Former Enron CEO Lay pleads not guilty - full story and links:
http://www.newsday.com/business/nationworld/sns-enron,0,2901101.story?coll=sns-business-headlines



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