#PowellUnderCriminalInvestigation

PowellUnderCriminalInvestigation
In moments like these, history reminds us that power is never meant to exist without accountability. When questions rise around those who shape the global economy, they do not belong to whispers or shadows—they belong in the open, where truth can breathe.
Across the world, ordinary people feel the weight of decisions made far above their reach. Inflation touches dinner tables. Interest rates touch dreams. Markets move, but lives are shaken. And so, when serious concerns and allegations circulate about figures entrusted with immense financial authority, it is not “political noise” to ask questions—it is civic responsibility.
No individual, no matter how influential, should ever be beyond scrutiny. Transparency is not an attack. Investigation is not a verdict. Due process is not revenge. These are the foundations of trust in any democracy.
If institutions demand discipline from the public, they must also model integrity at the highest levels. If citizens are asked to sacrifice, leaders must be willing to explain, disclose, and be examined without fear or favoritism.
This moment is not about personalities—it is about principles. Not about markets—it is about morality. Not about power—it is about the people who live with its consequences.
Truth does not fear investigation. Justice does not fear daylight. And democracy does not survive silence.
Let the facts speak. Let the process unfold. And let accountability remain non-negotiable—no matter the title, no matter the office.
Because trust, once broken, is far more expensive than any economic crisis.