Please pursue subsidies for “too big to fail” banks and how to break up these banks.

I’d rather hear a panel of citizens discuss whether being forced to bail out the financial crisis caused by the Washington/Wall Street housing bubble, upped their cynicism level re fairness. And whether that level shot into the stratosphere when no major bubble players were criminally prosecuted.

Could you not convince an international lawyer to discuss setting in motion a 21st Century counterpart to the war crimes trials at Nuremburg? It certainly seems time people worldwide took action on developing an international criminal court where companies and governments involved in plundering civilians’ assets could be tried and held personally responsible for “economic crimes against humanity” as they were at Nuremburg. Plundering was a criterion at Nurembury and the global financial crises of 1987, 1997 and 2007 - plus the rampant theivery governments condone daily then excue themselves with “we don’t have the budgets to pursue these cases” yet they never seem to fail to collect the crooks’ taxes - while simultaneously millions of civilians have their assets “plundered” with impunity. While aggressive war was the competitive modus operandi in the late 19th and 20th Centuries, aggressive economic plundering has become the modus operandi with globalization in the 21st Century. I would gladly donate to a Global Criminal Court and, with the Internet to spead the word, hopefully so would a billion or two abused world civilians.

Sounds like a great topic. How can a Pittsburgher access the live stream?

Perhaps you can dive in to the rise and role of data and how it helps support argument.