can americans regain economic sanity

"WHAT IF WE ARE BEYOND MERE POLICY TWEAKS?" asks a column in the Feb. 6 BusinessInsider.com. 


"If a 37-page bill [Glass- Steagall] took care of the problem in 1933, why can't that same 37-page bill be re-instated? ... 


The reason is that the bill impedes the flow of public funds to favored cartels and opportunities for financial looting by these cartels.... 


And the American public is resigned to just going through the motions of accepting the travesty of a mockery of a sham that is called `reform,' too." 


BusinessInsider is run by Henry Blodget, a former Merrill Lynch stock analyst who was scapegoated and banned from the business for life, after the collapse of the Nasdaq tech stock bubble.