What a long road it has been. Anyone remember when the dominant narrative to the 2008 crisis was "things just happen?" Four years later and people now understand Wall Street criminality had a significant role in wrecking the world.
But the real holdouts were not the public but the elite's media who were determined to downplay the flaws within the system, apologize for inequality, and shrilly impose the false reality of a meritocratic elite.
Then came Occupy Wall Street which was not going to let the Corporate Media get away with another white wash of history and start from zero when each and every time a scandal breaks where financiers loot the public - it's not just a few bad apples, it's a lifestyle, a culture of corruption.
But it seems like the LIBOR Scandal was the straw that broke the camel's back as both leading Neoliberal publications the Financial Times and now The Economist have conceded to the truth - high finance has become a criminal enterprise or to quote FT Libor has exposed "the rotten heart of the financial system"
Winning.