Why No One Won a Pulitzer for Financial Reporting (Part 2)

Continuing from Part 1,

I basically handed the ingredients for a Pulitzer to a few reporters from the New York Times and LA Times, but they were too ignorant and arrogant to recognize the full value of my donation.

Alternatively, perhaps they were told not to pursue things by their superiors due to the ramifications to the banking cartel and the SEC. Either way, the truth was hidden from you.

Let me elaborate a bit. You see, last year, I sent these journalists my 30-page formal report to the SEC which showed clear insider trading in WaMu.

As well, I discussed how the banking cartel took WaMu down illegally (and possibly conspired) via naked short sales, knowing that one of the members of this cartel would be able to buy up their assets at pennies on the dollar. I also discussed the role of former SEC Chairman Chris Cox in facilitating this.