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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 7/18/2012 10:54 AM, Donovan Arnold
wrote:<br>
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<div style="RIGHT: auto"><span style="RIGHT: auto">Like the
financial planners of today got it all figured out right?</span></div>
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The disconcerting non-specificity of your reference 'it'
notwithstanding, the fact of the matter is that our seriously
under-regulated and significantly over-connected system of financial
transaction data transmission and storage poses uncomprehended
dangers to persons and organizations whose financial affairs have
been reduced to electronic patterns stored on machines they neither
own nor control. The opportunities for, and the dangers of,
large-scale electronic malfeasance regarding financial affairs that
should be maintained as fiduciary trusts, but are not, has never
been greater.<br>
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Unfortunately, the drive for private profits from among those
electronic patterns has never been so persistent or so pervasive,
with the result that financial wealth and control of assets has
never been so great or concentrated among so few. The system is
increasingly designed so as to not require large robberies at
particular time points, but to do as effectively or better the same
transfer of wealth and control by continual erosion via a plethora
of individually small, but collectively substantial, financially
corrosive agents.<br>
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Ken<br>
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