“So wait, it’s the 25th anniversary of the Macintosh, and the Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into Apple’s disclosure of Steven Jobs’ illness? Is this the same brilliant SEC that refused to regulate hedge funds, and could not even figure out that Bernard Madoff was not executing any trades? This after his credibility was challenged by Barron’s in 2001,” Garland Pollard writes for BrandlandUSA. “Is this the same SEC that watched over the complete dissolution and bankruptcy of all of Wall Street?”

“It is interesting that two of the most interesting and innovative business leaders of recent memory, Steven Jobs and Martha Stewart of Martha Stewart Omnimedia, have been the subject of SEC scrutiny. This all came at a time when all of Wall Street went bankrupt because of gross corruption,” Pollard writes.

Pollard writes, “It seems like Apple is being penalized for being successful. If Apple was not doing well, all of this wouldn’t be an issue.”

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