Parliamentary Inquiry is a cul de sac

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/were-powerless-to-get-truth-about-bankers-says-key-mp-7923528.html

Politicians have been virtually "useless" at getting to the truth behind the banking scandal, one of the MP's responsible for investigating the affair has admitted.

This is the real reason why Cameron and Co are insisting on a Parliamentary Inquiry into the Banking Scandal rather than a judge led independent inquiry. It is a not very subtle ploy to ensure that the witness are allowed to ramble on at length, saying nothing, being asked weak, inane questions and ensuring that no one is any the wiser at the end of their "evidence". The Parliamentary "Inquiry", will ensure that the banks and their crooked practices, together with those of their employees, and the subsequent conspiracy to cover up the whole rotten system are protected from the full glare of public exposure for as long as it takes to bury the matter under heaps of frivolous side issues and paper mountains and loose the real reasons why the inquiry was established in the first place. MP's admit that they are powerless to get to the truth. Consequently, there is little benefit in appointing them to a meaningless committee which will do nothing and have no effect.

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