This is an interesting and important subject. That is not particularly well written. Emotion seems to get in the way.

It's an important story, one that has been covered in more detail by other reporters. Nevertheless an accurate and condensed piece that hits all the main points.

The most frightening part of the Greenspan testimony is that the man who influenced so much of the world's largest economy for so many years might actually be this gullible. Or this dishonest. I could have told him this years ago. If he's really just discovering it now, it's really scary we let him have that much power for that long.

Greenspan falls on his sword? No. Admits mistakes were made? Sort of. Takes responsibility? No.

The Greenspan testimony goes to the core in confirming the discredit due to the false gospel of the goodness of the free market.

A bit confusing for someone without a working knowledge of the jargon but quite provocative for someone who swims in the economic swamp.