Ron Paul calls out the criminality all the time. How to go about exposing it is another matter completely. He has already said he doesn't want to subpoena private individuals (which is good in theory). The fact is- the banks lobbied for the laws in place currently. For all we know, the complexities of the "financial instruments" we are talking about (regardless of their lack of soundness, fairness, etc) may be completely legal under current law. With all the market manipulation, insurance fraud, computerized high frequency trading, bundling and reselling of worthless assets- it points to systematic corruption of the banking and insurance sectors. Experts have claimed that the technology has been far ahead of regulation, and we all know that the system went rogue after the elimination of Glass-Stighull. 

The subcommittee will eventually need to focus on systemic corruption, to hopefully inform the public that the necessary reforms must be vast. But to preemptively strike out at the man who has done more than anyone to fight the Fed is outrageous!

OK, Ron Paul is in a position to do some thing about the 'Fed'.

What I am wondering is that before he even has had a chance to do any thing why there are so many who are jumping his case BEFORE the fact. I would recommend waiting till he ACTUALLY does nothing before we get all the negative thoughts.

Those who put Ron Paul down would do well to put up some citations. Other wise we are going to have to put up with more lame stream prog style Palinization. I for one am really weary of all the accusations that have no proof with them. I am NOT interested in your speculations. I AM interested if you actually have something to say that reflects something verifiable. The Rules For Radicals play book has no place in open & HONEST  discussion!

Before attacking Ron's voting record for example: how about you actually read about it first?

SamFox

What's reality about the Fed is only in the eyes of the beholder. Nothing is real in the eyes of the consumers. Mark my words. I could write more about this, my academic baby to inform you further, but it is no go at FP.com.

The shooting characters ... how qualified are they to shoot and hit their mark ... and the songs they sang are all in this political broadway that entertains you and me. By the way, Dr. Ron Paul, M.D. to head the fiscal sub-committee that would teach the Federal Reserves a lesson to improve their banking expertise on fiscal and monetary economics is homebased in this website. Ridiculing him as a talking parrot as this "shut up, Paul" admonition suggests is inviting a swarm of butterflies that sting like a bee, of course other than pushing the delete button for the author never to be seen or heard again.