The organizations that report on the industry does not call them to task and cast doubt on their claims or more correctly the claims of others with no facts.
Such claims reflect a poor understanding of the facts.
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While such claims are harder to prosecute, the facts of the Enron case will allow shareholders to choose from a smorgasbord of legal stratagems.
Obama claims it's not succeeding in defiance of all the facts on the ground.
But the Department for Education defended claims that "many children don't have a good grasp of historical facts".
The defense claims that the inconsistencies are not about material facts and are the result of the passage of 26 years.
My recent Forbes article about the minimum wage contains some claims, facts, and figures based on economic theory and an extensive body of research by economists who have studied the employment effects of the minimum wage.
Iran has labelled the claims a fabrication, but Mr Obama said there would be no dispute about the facts of the case.
Does it not, therefore, strike you as odd that the Republican leadership would choose to build their sales pitch around an objection that not only cannot be supported by facts, but requires a seriously dishonest portrayal of the situation to back up their claims?
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Bear Stearns, CSFB, Goldman, Lehman, Merrill, Piper Jaffray, Citigroup and UBS are also accused of issuing research reports not based on principles of fair dealing, and which did not provide a sound basis for evaluating facts and which contained exaggerated claims.
"If you read, and I have read, both the UN report and the very detailed rebuttal of those claims by the Rwandan government, you've got to say there's a dispute over the facts, " Mr Blair told the BBC's Focus on Africa TV programme.
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