For thirteen years Stephen Miller worked as a licensed commodities, stock, bond, and options broker with EF Hutton and Smith Barney. He also managed copper and interest rate price risk for Echlin Inc. a $3 billion manufacturing company and has been an expert trader for five decades. He has investigated financial fraud and worked with Congressman Chris Shays' and Senator Chris Dodd's office on two massive financial fraud cases.Steve joined the US Navy in 1962, and was designated to enter Admiral Rickover's nuclear powered submarine program. After he completed his enlistment he returned to Wagner College in Staten Island, NY while working part time in the EF Hutton training department before he became a licensed full time broker.Steve became the victim of a Wall Street price rigging fraud that served to be his first hand experience with the Justice Department and the Federal Court system. He has written a riveting account of the actual case that demonstrates outrageous corruption by senior government and media officials. His purpose for writing Just Cause Just Facts was to inform voting citizens about issues that the main stream media chose to cover-up.Steve graduated Stratford High in 1960. Some of his classmates have read his story in disbelief. Steve wrote this to debunk common misperceptions that his experience reveals. It is written for average citizens with no legal or Wall Street background to be able to grasp and discuss with family and friends. Financial debacles have been repeated again and again and will continue to be repeated unless citizens begin to grasp the issues Steve has raised in this story. His passion and determination to address the economic and political corruption which go hand in hand that is destroying America should be required reading now. Steve directly addresses the reasons that massive financial failures are erupting and creating larger negative consequences. There is a severe, radical, irrational social and cultural behavior in America that Steve identifies. In case you haven't noticed these problems, you will after you read JUST CAUSE JUST FACTS.The Bush/Paulson plan to commit $700 billion in addition to the government bail-outs of Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and AIG is pure welfare for the super rich. There has been an avalanche of emails by citizens who oppose the bail-out but the politicians could care less. Steve pin points the reason in JUST CAUSE JUST FACTS.