| If Uncle Sam can bail out Citibank out they can bail out Denny Hardin |
First, I called the local Treasury office, but they redirected me to Washington, D.C., where I spoke with four separate public relations officers and two agents, each one recommending the other as someone who might know about investigating the banks. But no one had any ideas.
| Why aren't the feds cracking down on the regular Joes who open banks? |
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Very good facts I was searching Bing for one thing and found this weblog of yours. By the way, is there any way to subscribe to new posts?
Peter Rugg, is no writer folk's he takes your words and turns them into lies for his benefit. He has slandered the good name of Mr. Patterson and Shadow Mountain bank with his slander, A suit will follow. He twised the words of Mr. Patterson around so that it looks as if he has committed some sort of crime, but in talking to the Treasury or others he can not come up with one law that states and or proves beyond a dought that Mr. Patterson is guilty of anything.
Denny's did not use any U.S. Treasury account numbers. Keep researching maybe you will eventually print the truth. No charges have been filed because he has not broken any laws. Even the US codes discuss private banks which is what his is. Just because the banks do not accept them does not mean they are not the one perptrating the fraud. It's not like it would be the first time.The bonds and notes on the Treasury website look nothing like Denny's and have been around since 2004.They are claiming to be agents of the Treasury, Denny has not.