Transferring the brunt of compensating the FNI investors (the National Capital Investment Fund) on the "legal recuperation", Isarescu's solution urges the justice to find the guilty FNI is like a huge pot where various persons and institutions in Romania may place their money in order to have them multiplied. SOV Invest is a society, supposedly specialized, that should take care of the investors' money, according to the law, so that they do not get lost, but on the contrary, to get multiplied. CNVM is the public institution charged by the law to watch the diligence and the legality with which SOV Invest administers the investors' money, having as a starting point the basic fact that a good evolution of the financial mechanisms, including the investment funds, is essential for the development and the normality of that country. This is vital. So vital that CNVM itself is directly controlled, in its turn, by the Romanian Parliament itself. Let's go over the cliches about the parliamentarians and remember that the Parliament is the supreme form of popular sovereignty and it is associated to the national will: what it does represents, theoretically at least, what the Romanians, as a community, want. Now let us introduce money into the system. The investments start. The FNI funds start rising. As they rise, SOV Invest put them apart for the use of some private persons. Up to now there is nothing special, after all. It could happen in France too. But there comes a moment when certain elements deliberately mentioned by the law as safe measures, i. e. the existence of a depositing bank that calculate and guarantee for the value of the fund unit, are not fulfilled any more. CNVM keeps silent. From now on, CNVM is, together with the ill-intentioned SOV Invest administrators, the direct cause of the final disaster within FNI. If CNVM had stopped at this point the FNI activity, t