The most salient feature is that there is nothing about the really big fish. The ones with really competent lawyers and accountants. The ones that aren't in the

The most salient feature is that there is nothing about the really big fish. The ones with really competent lawyers and accountants. The ones that aren't in the papers. So, we get a lot of heat and noise about middling wealthy people who used a second tier firm to bank monies. Because said firm dropped a lot of documents on the floor, perhaps when their arm was accidentally jogged ... It might even send the message that some people outside the right circles, hired help and social climbers, should be careful when aping their betters, because they may find their nuts caught in a vise. (The second most salient feature is how the press is enthusiastic and cooperative about this, when they studiously ignored similar items in the past. Wonderful.)