That "story", if fit to call it that, completely breaks down by the second page into a ridiculously one-sided, poorly written, and rather immature take on the c

That "story", if fit to call it that, completely breaks down by the second page into a ridiculously one-sided, poorly written, and rather immature take on the case at hand. And frankly, I'm a bit concerned by this idea that a private organization has the resources to drown a regulatory body in red tape without flinching. As citizens who are subject to obscene amounts of neglect by private industry day in and day out, we should be more concerned by the power the private sector seems to be increasingly wielding.