The bail-out plan needs to be spelled out better, really letter by letter.
Sir you say in “The bail-out failure and blame game” October 1 that lawmakers should ask for more “oversight rather than stricter regulation on how deals be arranged”. This would be right if it was possible to identify some responsible for the oversight that could be trusted by all. Unfortunately, this does not seem to be the case.
When, on the same page, we also read the letter from Krzysztof Rybinski and that describes the bail-out plan in terms of Hank and Ben wanting to give money to John and Tim because, drunk, the broke four windows a table and burned a sofa it really evidences how much more clarity is needed in order for everyone to know that the purpose of the plan is in fact to establish a present value for the windows, the table and the sofa, and so that damage assessments can proceed.
Now, if you do not spell that out letter by letter, how can one avoid anyone believing Mr. Rybinski is absolutely right?
When, on the same page, we also read the letter from Krzysztof Rybinski and that describes the bail-out plan in terms of Hank and Ben wanting to give money to John and Tim because, drunk, the broke four windows a table and burned a sofa it really evidences how much more clarity is needed in order for everyone to know that the purpose of the plan is in fact to establish a present value for the windows, the table and the sofa, and so that damage assessments can proceed.
Now, if you do not spell that out letter by letter, how can one avoid anyone believing Mr. Rybinski is absolutely right?
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