Hartzman makes his case:

My employment at Wells Fargo Advisors was terminated on Monday, October 8, 2012 in direct retaliation for disseminating whistleblower information that our regulatory infrastructure seems unwilling to act upon.

I believe Wachovia and Wells Fargo’s executive management misled taxpayers, shareholders and Congress concerning material information.  In doing so, executives violated fiduciary duties to the firms financial advisors and their clients while gaming executive compensation at the expense of Wachovia shareholders, whose stock probably wouldn’t have dropped as much if the loans had been disclosed under law.

Despite a welcome eschewal of his usual gnomic writing style, it takes some work to get through. Take your time.