Post by fastwalker on Jun 24, 2005 19:12:58 GMT -5
Please excuse the crudity of my post, I had limited time to actually write and or edit it...fw.
I entitled this post the "butterfly" effect. Why? Simply as a means to express, to the SEC, the Judge and any others, who may take the time and interest to follow our plight, how the many American companies and Investors are being manipulated through the unscrupulous individuals in charge of, or operating within the within the various stock market exchanges.
Basically, I wanted to illuminate and dispel the notion that criminal activities of any type are beneficial in any circumstance. While this post is not an intended as an attack on a “specific” person or agency, I would state that I am a firm believer in the notion that if it looks, walks and quacks like a duck, then its probably a duck.
Where I take liberties to indicate that the “watchdog” of the market place has been remiss in their duties and they have offered little in the way of rational, and often unrealistic commentary on how a little larceny in the market place is “beneficial, ” I do so to demonstrate how the health and welfare of the market system, is being rendered useless.
I'm not denigrating the people of the SEC, but I feel compelled to show my contempt for those who feel and practice such an apathetic and cavalier approach to safe guarding the “public trust as allowing a "little larceny into the system.
Criminality in any form is never a good thing and should not be allowed to flourish unchecked, within any segment of a civilized society, and especially not within an open and competitive market place.
The history of Man clearly indicates that when some are confronted with a decision to simply partake of just a “taste” of a pie forbidden to them, some are not capable of containing themselves to simply accepting just a taste, but instead requires the consumption of the entire pie to satisfy their appetite.
I apologize for such a simplistic analogy, but do trust that you understand the rudimentary analogy in the manner I’ve used it, to explain a very complex issue.
I have noted on more than one occasion, that ideas set forth by some within our ranks, while may be done with good intentions, can be as insidious at creating for us problems, as problems posed by those who are truly seeking to destroy CMKX.
Consider, if you will, these thoughts that I posted just today.
"It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds."
Samuel Adams
"If you have nothing to offer anybody except your own confusion, then please refrain from enlightening the rest of us"
fastwalker
While these thoughts / quotes are short and precise in their presentation, some may not grasp the full implications relevant to the meaning being conveyed.
My thought and this particular post, as they are on other similar ones I have authored, are an attempt to encapsulate the notion of sensitive dependence on initial conditions in chaos theory.
By that I mean, the basic idea that a small variations in the initial conditions of a dynamical system will produce large variations in the long term behavior of the system.
Hence my usage of the "Butterfly Effect", in an attempt to realize our actions as the threshold, where it is understood to be a cause and all else the effect factor as determinants, or initial conditions.
Why choose such a topic for explaining the stocks market and CMKX’s current situation? Simply because it fully illustrates how small and apparently insignificant incidents can set in motion a chain of events with far reaching consequences.
The practical consequence of the butterfly effect as it applies to CMKX, the SEC, the Judge and the market place, is a complex interconnectivity of cause and effect actions.
However, tho their credit, the cause and effect syndrome has, as a result of the Owner’s Group (OG) and Attorney Bill Frizzle inclusion into the mix, been very instrumental in “ordering ” to some extent, the overall “Butterfly effect” relevant to the market place, by introducing a coloring of the market manipulation, by which a coloring of its appearance, has revealed the extent and complexities of people and entities involved, to force the NSS into losing it “transparency.”
All persons within the market place for any length of time, are or will have / should be familiar with the blatant wrongdoings associated with market place manipulation.
Some have reveled in the opportunity to participate in them (wrongdoings) and while we have seen many attempts by Congress to make laws and regulations to correct, steer and maintain our market place system, it is not a completely “fair and open, competitive” arena.
Those who crafted these laws and regulations have done so, by accident or design, allowed “loopholes,” which are successfully exploited by those with the “specific” industry knowledge.
While those in power, seemingly allow a blurring of the boundaries between “right and wrong” into a palatable shade of Grey, which they allow to be the "norm."
Sadly it seems, apathy has become the true currency necessary for doing business and or living in America as a business.
With regards to apathy and the failure of the SEC to "recognize" the NSS, I would like to point out one common element of Law.
Simply refusing to acknowledge a criminal act, is not the same as not actually knowing about it.
more...
I entitled this post the "butterfly" effect. Why? Simply as a means to express, to the SEC, the Judge and any others, who may take the time and interest to follow our plight, how the many American companies and Investors are being manipulated through the unscrupulous individuals in charge of, or operating within the within the various stock market exchanges.
Basically, I wanted to illuminate and dispel the notion that criminal activities of any type are beneficial in any circumstance. While this post is not an intended as an attack on a “specific” person or agency, I would state that I am a firm believer in the notion that if it looks, walks and quacks like a duck, then its probably a duck.
Where I take liberties to indicate that the “watchdog” of the market place has been remiss in their duties and they have offered little in the way of rational, and often unrealistic commentary on how a little larceny in the market place is “beneficial, ” I do so to demonstrate how the health and welfare of the market system, is being rendered useless.
I'm not denigrating the people of the SEC, but I feel compelled to show my contempt for those who feel and practice such an apathetic and cavalier approach to safe guarding the “public trust as allowing a "little larceny into the system.
Criminality in any form is never a good thing and should not be allowed to flourish unchecked, within any segment of a civilized society, and especially not within an open and competitive market place.
The history of Man clearly indicates that when some are confronted with a decision to simply partake of just a “taste” of a pie forbidden to them, some are not capable of containing themselves to simply accepting just a taste, but instead requires the consumption of the entire pie to satisfy their appetite.
I apologize for such a simplistic analogy, but do trust that you understand the rudimentary analogy in the manner I’ve used it, to explain a very complex issue.
I have noted on more than one occasion, that ideas set forth by some within our ranks, while may be done with good intentions, can be as insidious at creating for us problems, as problems posed by those who are truly seeking to destroy CMKX.
Consider, if you will, these thoughts that I posted just today.
"It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds."
Samuel Adams
"If you have nothing to offer anybody except your own confusion, then please refrain from enlightening the rest of us"
fastwalker
While these thoughts / quotes are short and precise in their presentation, some may not grasp the full implications relevant to the meaning being conveyed.
My thought and this particular post, as they are on other similar ones I have authored, are an attempt to encapsulate the notion of sensitive dependence on initial conditions in chaos theory.
By that I mean, the basic idea that a small variations in the initial conditions of a dynamical system will produce large variations in the long term behavior of the system.
Hence my usage of the "Butterfly Effect", in an attempt to realize our actions as the threshold, where it is understood to be a cause and all else the effect factor as determinants, or initial conditions.
Why choose such a topic for explaining the stocks market and CMKX’s current situation? Simply because it fully illustrates how small and apparently insignificant incidents can set in motion a chain of events with far reaching consequences.
The practical consequence of the butterfly effect as it applies to CMKX, the SEC, the Judge and the market place, is a complex interconnectivity of cause and effect actions.
However, tho their credit, the cause and effect syndrome has, as a result of the Owner’s Group (OG) and Attorney Bill Frizzle inclusion into the mix, been very instrumental in “ordering ” to some extent, the overall “Butterfly effect” relevant to the market place, by introducing a coloring of the market manipulation, by which a coloring of its appearance, has revealed the extent and complexities of people and entities involved, to force the NSS into losing it “transparency.”
All persons within the market place for any length of time, are or will have / should be familiar with the blatant wrongdoings associated with market place manipulation.
Some have reveled in the opportunity to participate in them (wrongdoings) and while we have seen many attempts by Congress to make laws and regulations to correct, steer and maintain our market place system, it is not a completely “fair and open, competitive” arena.
Those who crafted these laws and regulations have done so, by accident or design, allowed “loopholes,” which are successfully exploited by those with the “specific” industry knowledge.
While those in power, seemingly allow a blurring of the boundaries between “right and wrong” into a palatable shade of Grey, which they allow to be the "norm."
Sadly it seems, apathy has become the true currency necessary for doing business and or living in America as a business.
With regards to apathy and the failure of the SEC to "recognize" the NSS, I would like to point out one common element of Law.
Simply refusing to acknowledge a criminal act, is not the same as not actually knowing about it.
more...