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And Then There's This: "The Oceans Will Rise; Nuclear Winter Will Be Upon Us; And The World As We Know It Will End"
As U.S. Justice Department prosecutors begin to bring the first criminal charges against global banks since the financial crisis, they are facing dire warnings of uncontainable collateral damage from none other than the sell-side's banking analysts... "Don’t play with matches," warned Brad Hintz, bringing up the specter of Enron (somehow suggesting we would better if that had not been prosecuted?) “The mere threat of requiring a hearing could cause customers to lose confidence in the institution and could cause a run on the bank,” warns a banking lawyer (well isn't that how it's supposed to be?). Too Big To Prosecute is starting to tarnish a little as Preet Bharara begins to bring the heat, adding, somewhat humorously that, banks have a "powerful incentive to make prosecutors believe that death or dire consequences await."
It seems Eric Holder's words - as we noted here...
"But I am concerned that the size of some of these institutions becomes so large that it does become difficult for us to prosecute them when we are hit with indications that if you do prosecute, if you do bring a criminal charge, it will have a negative impact on the national economy, perhaps even the world economy. And I think that is a function of the fact that some of these institutions have become too large.
Again, I'm not talking about HSBC. This is just a -- a more general comment. I think it has an inhibiting influence -- impact on our ability to bring resolutions that I think would be more appropriate. And I think that is something that we -- you all need to -- need to consider. So the concern that you raised is actually one that I share."
But now, as Bloomberg reports,
Stung by lawmakers’ criticism that multibillion-dollar settlements have done too little to punish Wall Street in the wake of the financial crisis, prosecutors are considering indictments in probes of Credit Suisse Group AG and BNP Paribas SA, a person familiar with the matter said.
And that has led to significant backlash from the industry - how dare he!!
The 2002 collapse of Arthur Andersen, the accounting firm indicted in the Enron scandal, “should be a lesson” for prosecutors, Brad Hintz, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., said today in an interview on Bloomberg Television. “Don’t play with matches.”
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Criminal action would have to be handled so that any review of a bank’s charter wouldn’t spook customers or revoke a firm’s license, said Gil Schwartz, a partner at Schwartz & Ballen LLP and a former Federal Reserve lawyer. “The mere threat of requiring a hearing could cause customers to lose confidence in the institution and could cause a run on the bank,” Schwartz said.
And as Preet Bharara somewhat comedically notes...
“Companies, especially financial institutions, will do almost anything to avoid a tough enforcement action and therefore have a natural and powerful incentive to make prosecutors believe that death or dire consequences await,” he said. “I have heard assertions made with great force and passion that if we take any criminal action, the skies will darken; the oceans will rise; nuclear winter will be upon us; and the world as we know it will end.”
But the threats arnd fears of what is clearly TBTF's contagious effects remain...
“You can’t do a guilty plea of a systemically important financial institution without first getting the regulators on board a commitment that the conviction won’t put the bank out of business,” he said in an e-mail. “That seems to be going on here, not surprisingly.”
And this is with stocks at record highs and the entire farce of opaque bank balance sheets now a dim and disatnt memrory for all but the sanest.
“These are test cases,” said Phan. “There’s a pragmatism behind this. You look for a target that’s small enough and that will send a message.”
Prosecuting banks would break with a practice of brokering settlements with companies that are considered integral to the financial system. Previous probes were resolved through so-called non-prosecution and deferred-prosecution agreements, which have been criticized by U.S. lawmakers for failing to hold banks accountable.
“It’s about time,” said Buell, who was part of the prosecution team at the trial of Arthur Andersen, whose indictment put about 85,000 people out of work. “The argument that we can’t have guilty pleas because of debarment provisions that are written into various regulatory codes has always seemed to be a case of the tail wagging the dog.”
So, to summarize, regulator is actually taking a crack at the TBTFs for fraud they committed and the industry is in full Mutually Assured Destruction threat mode should it actually be forced to admit guilt... well played Fed... more leveraged, more interconnected, and more TBTF in the world's economy...
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thanks for the ray of sunshine on a thursday, bitchez.
It is simple as this. When the criminal banks made money for everyone, the elites turned their backs on shady behavior. Now the pie is smaller. Shady dealings are reaching into the back pockets of the elites. Time to stop this crap!
Hang'em all. Bring on the bank runs. Fuck the criminals. Die already. Usher in honor, integrity, and service.
F'n asshole banks. So obviously crooked and corrupt.
Call in the modern day Robespierre.
Just get Hank on this knees to congress again, they'll believe anything twice.
“The issue which has swept down the centuries and which will have to be fought sooner or later is the people versus the banks.” - Lord Acton 1834-1902
“Banking was conceived in inequity and was born in sin. The bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the ability to create money and with the flick of the pen they will create enough deposits to buy it back again. However, take it away from them, and all the great fortunes like mine will disappear and they ought to disappear, for this would be a happier and better world to live in. But if, you wish to remain the slaves of bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, let them continue to create money.” - Sir Josiah Stamp, Director of the bank of England in 1928, reputed to be the 2nd wealthiest man in England at the time.
Bring on the Dark Times. Bring it, bitchez. Got my gold, my silver, my friends, my nutzak, and most importantly, HH's hobby farm!
Ok, so we skip prosecution and jump straight to the beheadings...
"The Oceans Will Rise; Nuclear Winter Will Be Upon Us; And The World As We Know It Will End"
That may not be far from the reality.
To my understanding, many (most?) of the largest pension funds have stipulations in their charters that if a senior exec in an institution in which they are invested is criminally convicted, they must pull their funds.
So tell me, please.. what would happen to JPM or GS and their > $ 100 Trillion of notional CDO’s if Jamie or Lloyd were convicted of one of their crimes and CalPERS amongst others yanked their funds out?
.and then what other fun would ensue with the entire quadrillion or so worth of interdependent CDO’s?
..likely, it would then be a “Yippee-ki-yay, MF” moment.
So you wonder why they all seem to have a smirk on their faces?
"Hold it. The next man makes a move..."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_JOGmXpe5I
Fuck it, anyone claiming to have been a banker in the next life is gonna get a sharp stick through the eyepiece of his gasmask.
Hush Harriet, that's a sure way to get him killed
"Because there are now so many banks that have been identified as TBTF (Too BIG To Fail)...."
re-post
"The Oceans Will Rise; Nuclear Winter Will Be Upon Us; And The World As We Know It Will End"
That may not be far from the reality.
Ok, i got that, the reality...
But i don't get the world as we know it will end bit.
What do we know (or rather, what do we don't know)?
So "we don't know" will end?
.
The Philistines thought they had gotten rid of their Samson problem until...
Don't forget the secret recipe for wolf nipple chips. It's a must have.
HH's ??
I miss his comments. I wish he had a blog or something I could follow and talk gardening with.
“I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. “ - Thomas Jefferson
The American empire is nothing if not the sociopathic synthesis of monopolized money and metastatic militarism.
Earlier today we had the article about how the IMF essentially told Ukraine to go to war or it wouldn't get a loan. Now we have TBTF banks threatening mass destruction if they're ever prosecuted.
Way to reveal your true colors, banker assholes. Hope you sleep well knowing that when it all comes down, you'll have big-ass targets on your backs.
Banker's war.
Has anyone else noticed how over-the-top friendly and courteous the staffs at the banks have been these last few years since the bailouts?
Actually, yes, I've specifically noted that.
The low level bank staff are just like JSP, they haven't got a clue and are certainly not part of the elite.
I say we test this threat and let the chips fall where they may. Let's start the Wells Notices, perp walks and jail time. If the world starts to go all fire-and-brimstone, OK, we back off a little. BUT I BET IT WON'T.
What Holder was really saying is: "I ain't touching that shit. I'll be as disappeared as Jimmy Hoffa."
Interesting that the real attraction for digital currencies like bitcoin is that you can become your own bank without a reserve,,,,,
Maybe this BTC thing isn't all bad :-)
Justice at Nuremberg II.
Long on manila hemp.
http://fcit.coedu.usf.edu/holocaust/gallery/WW2170L.htm
That's a nice economy you got there. Wouldn't want anything to happen to it now would you? It's not my nuts in the vice come election season when you have to try to get voters to re-elect your sorry ass in an economy in free fall. See how that worked for George W. Bush....
GWB was elected twice. Maximum allowable time under the law. I don't get your point.
GWB was/is dumber than a box of old cat turds.... but at least he didn't try to destroy the country at an accelerated pace like the corrupt, arrogant, narcissistic, lying, illegal alien indonesian kenyan muslim sociopath fudge packer in chief with repeated divisive lies and coverups, feebies for freeloaders and illegal aliens (including itself with its grand imperial golf life style), lying gummin officials, obamascare. and on and on and on and on...
You are missing the strings my friend.
They are not dancing of their own volition.
pods
Oh , really? I don't see a lot of difference between the 2.
The difference? Hat tip to whomever it was I stole this from.
If the GOP were in charge unopposed, life would really suck.
If the Demcorats were in charge unopposed, there would be book burnings and death camps within the week.
- Thumbs up if you agree, thumbs down if you're wrong. lol.
red, blue, red, blue... false dichotomy dude. You're gonna get down arrows because you are dumb, not because other people believe the Blue team is better than the Red team.
This *DB^JPM derivatives books.
My feelings about Democrats and Republicans can be summed up in the following...
There are 2 guys who are after you. You know that they really really want to get you into bed, and each makes all kinds of promises that you know are bullshit. How do you choose between them?
Since you realize that neither are likely to commit to you, and all you're going to get out of the deal is one date night, you decide to give each his chance to woo you.
The Democrat shows up, on time, and with flowers and candy. He tells you you look lovely, makes friends with your cat, and wisks you off to a fabulous restaurant. After dinner and dancing, he brings you back home, and tenderly seduces you. He makes love to you all night long, until you finally drift off with a smile on your face.
When you wake up, he's gone. So is your wallet and credit cards. Then the restaurant calls, and you discover he stuck you with the bill. And he left the door open so your cat got out.
The next night, the Republican shows up for his date-night. No flowers, no candy, and when you answer the door he grabs you by the face and throws you to the floor, where he rapes you in front of your cat. When he's finished, he forces you at gunpoint to make him dinner, and right before he leaves, he throws you a few crumpled bills "for your trouble", and leaves. He leaves the door open and you cat gets out.
Now, if your choice is between one or the other, and you're pretty sure that no matter what choice you make you will definitely get fucked and lose your cat in the end anyway, which one would YOU pick?
Sometimes we don't choose something because we think it's the BEST choice. Sometimes we are just going with the better of 2 unpleasant choices. In the above, the Deomocrat would be my choice, as his approach is friendlier. It doesn't mean that I believe his bullshit, or take him seriously. It's just that HIS approach is a bit easier to tolerate.
Yes, the Democrats are that first guy. Phonies who promise you the world and lie through their teeth, And the Republicans are the hard-assed realists who cut all the fancy crap and get right to the point. Either way you get fucked...the only difference is that the Democrat DOES at least try to make it SOMEWHAT pleasant for you.
Which party would let me keep my cat?
Neither, that's the point. Either choice gets you to the same place, it's only a question of whether you get force-marched at gunpoint or if they allow you a semblance of choice and few minor comforts along the way. Both Dems and Repubs are determined to take us to the same place, but at least the Dems will let you ride in a cart, and give you water and peanuts for the trip. And my greater point was that not all voters go with a side because they think it's a good choice. It's just the better of the available choices for them.
the reason Obama is so much more destructive-
Bush knew he didnt know what he was doing- let other people under him make those decisions.
Obama thinks he knows what he's doing and completely ignores everyone the advice of everyone around him- until election time.
GWB is starting to look pretty good, now. I miss him.
He was smart enough to know he was, relatively speaking, a dummy who should just read the speeches given to him and then shut the fuck up.
He read them well, too. At least give him that much credit.
So hank said there would be tanks on the streets if the IRS did not go out and stick guns in the faces of americans, to collect a TARP fund for the banks.
The IRS did that. The banks got TARP, GM got bailed out, Bernake sent a couple hundred billion to europe with no idea who got it. etc. etc.
The demands were fully complied with. But 5 years later law enforment around the country is getting tanks (MRAPs) Federal and local agencys have purchased billions worth of heavy and light ammo.
You pretty much just have to assume when they make a "or else" threat, they are just foreshawing the next demand.
And there you go, connecting dots. Making all sort of "logical" conclusions and all. Using ye old cranial capacity. I think that is now a form of domestic terrorism or something.
Ha!
It is no joke with the proposed new program that would have gubbamint stooges scouring the internet for "hate speech"...
Intellectual Terrorism
Operation Mindcrime
Well it just shows you it didnt work and they know it
just close the discount window and forget the prosecutions...prosecution is the parasite legal community 1%ers shaking down the parasite banking community .01%.
just close the discount window.
I think you mean, "look tough against foreign banks."
A.K.A. "that's why Jamie Dimon is richer than you are."
You picked up on that, nobody else did.
That, and he takes out life insurance policies on employees who take long walks off short rooves.
Freedom & justice for all. That is the will of the people. Either this charade ends sooner or it ends later. It will be painful for everyone, but it's time.
"It" never ends, the smart-n-savvy people are already trying out test cases: "those people", the fornicating-harlots, Rooskies, trrssss, the usual-suspects. Seen this movie before?
Killing the patient will surely cure the cancer; or vice versa.
Too Big To Jail, right???? Yeah, those fuckers already used that one on us.
I think it's time for some public nail-gunning of a few banksters and then tell them we're rolling out the guillotines next.
Those little bitchez will start singin' like birds and ratting each other out faster than you can say "Jamie Dimon".
We want heads. Bloody heads on sticks. The source of their motivation is clear. Its clear they knew what they were doing. The result of their activity is clear. What's not clear is why we havent rounded them up and shot them by now.
Flouride.
Takes the clear right out of perception.
"We want heads."
So, if we want heads, and we includes you, why don't you be the catalyst? Words without deeds are just as hollow as the bankers hearts whom you despise.
Who is going to round them up? The American sheeple? Hah!
You need muscles to round them up. Guns & ammunition. They have the military and the cops on their side.
No shortage of neckties and lampoles.
This only ends when and i'll try to quote Matt Taibbi..."when bankers go to maximum security prison and get pounded in the ass day and night"
If you don't mind, I would like the opportunity to stick a red hot knife blade between each and every nail / bed prying them off.
Then they can go to prison.
Exactly. A good example is the outrageous decision of the judge in the recent Anglo Irish Bank case where the judge instructed the jury to find Seanie Fitzpatrick the CEO not guilty & when the jury unamiously found the other two banksters guilty he said it would be unfair to send them to prison because the regulator mislead them and he is now mulling over what kind of community service they do.... What a joke and a travesty of justice. Hang them high. The banksters now run the Irish government and courts and virtually all the Irish financial institutions are nationalized. So suck it up Ireland and welcome to the plantation !
Spare the bankers.
Hang the bankers.
Please choose.
Neither.... sand paper their skins off and bury em all in salt.... along with the fudge packer in chief...
Tyler revolt of 2014
When I get my country I'm going to outlaw banks. Positives far far outweigh the negatives.
thats not going to fly.
as in "No Fly Zone".
"Don’t play with matches," warned Brad Hintz, <----- Here is the first one right here..........
He's been scheduled to throw himself out of a 30 story window at the end of next week.
Cut off their hands.
TBTF?
Too crooked to untwist.
Too broken to fix.
"banks have a "powerful incentive to make prosecutors believe that death or dire consequences await."
And the same kosher nostra (whose bullshit fiat is peddled by the banks) would also have food mfrs believe that if those mfrs stopped printing an encricled U or K on the labels, and stopped paying Schlomo a fee to in essence spy on the mfg plants, then no one would buy the food.
ROFLMAO. At most 0.22% would not buy it. Half of those don't keep kosher and would buy. The other half would eat pork before starving. What if 33% of the world's population (Christians) tried that scam and demanded that crosses be printed on the labels?
Right.
I got $5 here says Jamie Dimon never does a day of jailtime. I think that $5 is safe.
I will let my kid sleep under your 5 dollar bill.
I'll give a $1,000 to watch that SOB do the perp walk.
And I'll raise you a grand if that walk ends at a scaffold.
Ironic in that Jamie Dimon will help inflate that 5 dollar bill away and devalue it down to nothing. Then what do you have? ;-) of course 5 bucks is really only worth about .15 cents these days compared to the "olden times".
You'd be safe leveraging that 400:1
OK, so don't prosecute a TBTF, how about you indict an effin CEO???? None of this garbage would be happening if the CEO's weren't complicit with this business model.
Sounds like the "Samson Option" to me...
How Talmudic...
Yeer honnaar, my client pleads innocent by reason of affluence. I move we ajoin to da club an have a few drinks?
Case dismissed. And, as a lesson to da people of dis great nation, I hear-by order da prosecutor hanged.
The affluence defense
Indicting a fall guy does nothing to stop the march of progress. Read progress as you will.
As if the JoD will do anything...... hahahahaha..... welcome to the land of rich crooks and corrupt gummint..... Constiution? What's a constitution?
hang 'em high
it's called a bluff...
if Holder had any stones at all he'd have marched down Wall Street with trucks and hauled in every one of those sunsabitches the nanosecond Bloomberg published that shit...
I fucking hate Holder with the heat of a thousand suns but if he'd have done that I would have cheered out loud
Too Big To Fail - - - Too Stupid To Notice *
Bank of America disclosed a large arithmetic/accounting mistake, so it will have to and resubmit a bunch of reports.
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2014/04/28/bank-of-america-suspends-buyback-and-dividend-increase/?_php=true&_type=blogs&_r=0
Not surprising that both BofA and the Federal Reserve missed this as whenever there appears an intelligent --- and honest --- bank examiner at any of the Federal Reserve Banks (especially FRBNY) they are fired.
http://www.propublica.org/article/new-allegations-from-fired-examiner-describe-chaotic-workplace-at-ny-fed
http://www.propublica.org/article/so-who-is-carmen-segarra-a-fed-whistleblower-qa
Have they missed anything else lately?
http://wallstreetonparade.com/2014/04/suspicious-deaths-of-bankers-are-now-classified-as-%E2%80%9Ctrade-secrets%E2%80%9D-by-federal-regulator/
* Phrase comes from Heidi Moore at The Guardian
Everyone jokes about it but the oceans are rising.
https://dublinsmickdotcom.wordpress.com/2013/11/03/thawing-permafrost-th...
The funny thing is that it will all blow straight to hell whether they prosecute or not.
Back to where fiat money was born.
the politicians are beginning to understand that-and are desperately trying to get on the right side of the blowback before ignition.
No they aren't. Knowing precisely where the bodies are buried grants one an unique type of 'Get Out Of Jail Free' card.
Count the number of professional politicians that you would trust... used all your fingers? Didn't think so!
I didn't even use one finger... or thumb.
yep.. this is indeed a big problem and they will burn the mother fucking house fucking down ..
http://hedge.ly/1m2zMWU
HedgeA, -- how about a down vote for insulting your mother, and all moms.
If stacked high enough, the bodies of bankers can be used as levies.
There won't be enough fingers on Earth to plug that dyke, maybe that's what Yellen is for.
Inertia, FTMFW!
Wait a second; Did you just use Yellen and dyke in the same sentence?
How many banker bodies does it take to make a levee? 31. One to hold the shovel and 30 to shuffle the dirt.
TBTNF will be the lesson learned.
Don't go near that leaking propane tank with the cigarette, dude.
Did you say 'Sell'? You're a racist! Banned for life, fined, and forced to sell all your assets!
This reminds me of "Blazing Saddles" when Cleavon threatened to shoot the nigger.
"Don't move, or the nigger gets it!"
"White people are sooo dumb"
"You said rape twice"
" I like rape "
without a link....thats creepy.
Fuckin A... Got it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77sPKCc4SS0
Thanks HeadBanger, I needed the laugh. What a classic...
"Badges? We don't need no stickin' badges!"
Secession Anyone?
Bankers work long and hard finding ways to make skimming sound noble. Then play up their importance when they skimmed more than the law allows.
Sure every tick on a dog has some sort of a family, but that doesn't mean I let them stay.
(sorry folks, got a hound dog and it seems that ticks really really like him)
pods
pods, --by the way is your hound a Blue Tick ?
lol, nope. Mutt that was found in the woods during hunting season as a pup.
Redbone coonhound-lab mix as best as we can guess.
I know where they get the "ticks on a hound" saying from now though.
Springtime in NC means tick check time everytime you are out and about.
pods
Can someone smarter than me cue up the scene from "The outlaw Josie Wells" where Clint spits tobacco juice on the redbone hound? Always think of that when I hear "redbone."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V122Oc0m2Ic
"How is it with stains"?
Pablum for the masses.
Corporations are people too..so said Mitt Romney.
Let Oklahoma adminsiter the (corporate) banker death penalty.
Even that was too quick.
LOL
Well, either it is by actual prosecution, punishment (severe) and claw back... or by rope. And the rope will be for the banksters AND everyone else complicit including the so-called regulators and prosecutors.
I still think it will be rope in the end. But, who knows. When things really get ugly, all these asshats might just go Resevoir Dogs on each other.
Nothing will be allowed to hurt the TBTF banks. As a last resort, Obamawho would just issue an executive order to disallow negative judgement against them.
Guillotines only obey the law of gravity.. Dig?
Simply put-- either we're doomed, or they're doomed.
Just GOTS before the sheeple start running for the banks; the banks days are numbered anyway, one way or another.
Just GOTS before the sheeple start running for the banks; the banks days are numbered anyway, one way or another.
TBTP
Too Big To Prosecute. Might as well just send 100% of Fedgov home. Useless shitbags, every last one of them. Why even have FEDGOV if they're all workin for the banks. Just let the board of JP Morgue and Goldman Sux move their corporate headquarters into the Whorehouse in DC.
Don't be surprised if useless shitbags come up to you on the street and say "Don't EVER compare me to the fedgov."
Any brokers out there who hear from customers that the stock market is rigged?
I mean, as people cash out to survive, they've got to be saying something on the phone call like "I don't care, send me the cash - screw 'retirement' and Wall Street."
I'd bet that we are having a generational cash-out by individuals from the casino...er...stock market.
I'd wager that is one story that is being hushed.
I know my parents are trying to cash out, and put a down payment (!) on a second home (!) in Florida (!) on the advice of my brother and his wife, both lawyers (!).
So I asked them, "wtf are you thinking, taking out another mortgage at your age? You're trying to retire, that means you LOSE income." "But Sean Hannity told me that..." AAAND you guys know the rest.
I'm an architect. I have a widow client with 29 acres outside Eugene OR. She has a beautiful 2008 36x36 heavy timber horse barn, and a 2009 60'x120' timber framed horse arena. but lives in a nicely coverted garage studio apartment, about 650 SF.
The surrounding neighbors are also gentile landowners with over $600k estate homes.
She wants to build a 2,000 square foot house which is similar to the horse barn, enough space to be a have a mater suite on the main level, and a couple bedrooms and a bath upstais for resale value, for when it become an asset to pass on to the next generation. Not a bad plan, not over the top, but enough because she sees the 650SF studio is dragging down her real estate value.
So she goes to her broker to cash out to build the house, and the broker tells her;
"Oh no; we are going to have to talk about this" and then has been dodging her calls.
I told her I was able to log into my accounts and cash out on line, no need to talk to a broker. She had never heard of doing that.
This is not the first time I have heard similar reports of brokers not letting people get at their own money.
When we were buying metals, several times we pulled out less than $9k cash from the local Wells Fargo branch, in a very affluent SF bay area suburb, ( Camino Coin is the best for junk silver) and more than once they tried to give me some excuse that they were not sure they had enough cash. I always spoke up and gestured to the line of people waiting for a teller behind me, "What do you mean you don't have enough cash for a few grand withdrawl, What about all these people? You are the bank, Aren't you?"
Somehow they were always able to find the money in short order. But prior to release it always took at least three people to clear the withdrawl and they always asked why I needed the money. I was always polite and evasive, some thing along the line of, "oh its just for my own personal use, Thank you for asking though" (as in I am not telling you $%^& , its my money so go.......)
Each time I told my wife the next story of the resistance by WF to let us have our own money, she became more convinced to get our money out the the TBTF circus.
but if you don't keep it in the banks and want to make a down payment on a home, or even pay your IRS bill, it gets really intrusive with them looking to establish where you got the money.
Ron Paul was right: about all of it.
We learned too late.
Fuck the banksters. This has been a new era-defining definition of arrogance. Hope it can end with some sanity.
The only sequel to Occupy Wall Street must be:
Arclight Wall Street
(And if this effing country continues training snipers in Poland, then moving them to Kiev and letting loose, and prepositioning fighter aircraft in the surrounding Baltic States, then overthrowing governments, maybe Putin will nuke Wall Street! Sometimes dreams come true . . . .)
Well Florida is not near Yellowstone, it is however at the tail of the New Madrid Fault. Another problem is the the Gulf is poisoned with corexit, we have lots of sinkholes and hurricanes also and new laws are being proposed that residents fleeing hurricanes cannot take their guns with them. You will have to leave them in the eye of the hurricane when you flee.
There is a choice here: Wait until shit goes sideways and let them get prosecuted by an angry mob with guillotines in tow, or prosecute them in a legitimate fashion.
Slimy bastards probably have a worn-out suit their assistant got at Goodwill to put on for when that time comes for them to slip away as the building is surrounded.
pods
I just saw a report on CNN that there has been a run on turd costumes lately.
I know what Jamie and Lloyd look like.
Then they (banksters) tried to shoot Jackson.
Old Hickory survived. But he had things he wanted to see through. He wanted to see if Native Americans could walk from Georgia to Oklahoma.
a couple times if I recall correctly.
The only thing that matched Jackson's capacity for compassion was his capacity for hatred.
Muffugger had some serious balls, though.
Andrew Jackson's vice president shot Alexander Hamilton .... Rothschild's son in law. The Jackson monetary policies were not bad. They tried to kill him but both pistols did not go off. He had "I killed the bank" inscribed on his gravestone but soon after his death London took over once again. On the dark side his American Indian policies were nothing to write home about.
How depressing is it that this same bullshit has been happening for 200 years?
It's not depressing if you look at it as normal human behavior. The smart-n-savvy people screw the dumbasses. There's always "those people" to screw. The dumbasses always (must actually) believe high-quality bullshit. The predators, sociopaths, and assholes win.
What would keep them from winning?
Survival of the fittest, bitchez!
Just remember the framework of the system is enforced at the end of gunbarrel.
"The issue which has swept down the centuries and which will have to be fought sooner or later is the people versus the banks." - Lord Acton
Better an end with horror than horror without end.
That's my boy..and he did his damndest to make that a reality and Nicholas Biddle died a miserable poor sonofabitch..So they decided to play a joke on him posthumously when the Federal Reserve placed him on the $20.00 bill.
Same scipt now but on an unimaginable global scale and no Jackson in office..just their purchased pawns and media to craft the message.