If Diane Feinstein says it’s too complicated, it probably is. No one else would admit it lest they, in their herd, be culled by a special interest group, globalism, affirmative action or other U.S. Constitution watchers.

Enron had options and offshore accounts, but credit default swaps won the day. If you shake the tree hard enough, branches break and fall to the ground with whatever was attached or balancing on them. See Too Big To Fail, by Andrew Ross Sorkin re: today’s human condition.