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For what its fucking worth indeed...
Kaiser Goldman ueber alles.
The Reich's Bankermacht will bring the neoDorian Order to the neoHeloits.
Panowie Donald Duck, Diesel Bloom and Junkyard will become new dormen in Acropolis
Poor Schauble, he's only got one Iron Cross to show for all his efforts as opposed to all the other tin pot dicktasters around the world.
Looks like "pleased to meat you" would like to meat you. William, the ball is in your court!!
OT but this was a headline this AM...
U.S. Chamber calls for long list of reforms for SEC enforcement program
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/07/15/us-sec-chamber-enforcement-idU...
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce called for numerous reforms to the Securities and Exchange Commission's investigative process on Wednesday, in a new report some of whose provisions the markets watchdog said would weaken its ability to protect investors.
The Chamber's key recommendations lay out ways to bolster due process for defendants in SEC enforcement actions by strengthening policies surrounding in-house trials, admissions of wrongdoing and "Wells notices," sent by the agency as a final warning to companies and individuals that it plans to bring charges against them.
"SEC enforcement should have a fair process for all to ensure that the rights of the accused are preserved while allowing the process to achieve its goals of finding truth, punishing wrongdoers and preventing future harm," the Chamber wrote.
The Chamber's report in particular takes aim at SEC in-house trials.
The 2010 Dodd-Frank law expanded the SEC's powers to bring more cases against defendants through administrative proceedings instead of federal courts.
In administrative trials, an SEC judge presides over the hearing. Such trials are usually expedited, there is no jury, and discovery is limited.
Critics say in-house trials violate their constitutional rights…
=== Now for the punch line ===
...SEC Chair Mary Jo White, a former federal prosecutor, has made tough enforcement a signature piece of her tenure.
In 2013, she launched a policy allowing the agency to extract admissions of wrongdoing in certain egregious cases - a departure from the past practice of letting defendants settle without admitting or denying the charges...
This is interesting, but I'm not sure it merits multiple posts at various articles.
"Pleased" watch out these fuckers are ruthless when you down arrow Banzi!!
I didn't down arrow Banzai or anyone else.
My statement responded to Lumberjack whose lengthy post above is also posted by him under other articles. That's all.
fish never see the water they live in. laws and regulations abound in a criminal run society justice has got big eyes now.. that this is not topic one in national elections one must understand the basis of society..so much wasted effort chasing welfare socialism while blind to criminal elite.
So that's what they meant by trickle down effect, we get the gold dust while they abscond with the bullion.
Greek Parliment needs to take this to heart:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbyAZQ45uww
The Queen of Credit Default Swaps and Greek derivatives dressed in her banker char woman robes.
Uhhhggg, man hands!
that's a first world war uniform, btw
€ for €vil? seriously? is it really that simple? I would never have guessed
Art much lately? Show us some of your stuff, produced continuously over the past several years, with as much bullseye, dead-on-target incisiveness as WB7's works.
Not that the gentleman can't defend himself.
You and I both know that the pictures are confounding to the trolls. And that is no accident. ;-)
I guess that means that trolling is done in words only, and pictures or art can't ever be considered as trolling? or... propaganda?
"In Internet slang, a troll (/?tro?l/, /?tr?l/) is a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people, by posting inflammatory,[1] extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community (such as a newsgroup, forum, chat room, or blog) with the deliberate intent of provoking readers into an emotional response[2] or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion"
I see a picture that shows Merkel in a WWI uniform from an old propaganda poster, with the "€vil" on her sleeve
my sarcastic remark about how simple this is might be inflammatory to some, but it is neither extraneous, nor off-topic on the on-topic discussion
the question, actually, is if there is any on-topic discussion here, or if it isn't just that: € means €vil, period. begone critical thought, begone, discord in the halls of the pure truth
on-topic: what if that Greek debt would be in gold? would then gold be evil? I mean... €vil?
Taking it rath€r p€rsonally?
nah, just a bitter pill to $wallow, best with a bit of $ugar. everything goes down well with enough $ugar
Some Roman Empire, so when are you vassal states going to start paying Uncle $ugar the tribute you owe?
interestingly, I could ask you the opposite question: why is Uncle $am so mad at us using less $ugar, by using our own €vil?
the answer lies in the fact that we started to use the delicious $ugar when it was gold-backed, doesn't it? and as soon as we were using it...
Just pay up, Uncle $ugar is still waiting for his first interest payment from the Marshall Plan. We won't talk about what you owe for pulling your fat out of the National Socialist fire.
and did the allies of the First World War ever pay back their debt to Uncle $ugar? I vaguely remember that they all counted on Germany and Austria paying for it
Silly Pure Evil, it was never "about the debt", and the "Marshall Plan" was never about us. Without the Soviet Union, a completely different plan would have been enacted
and that is the un-$weet €vil truth that nobody wants to face
Duuuuuhhhhh?
Which way did he go George which way did he go...
criminals in EU is not localized..all authority in the west is deligitimized as they benefit or sit by while libor fixing banks and nation vampires like eurozone banks and IMF bleed the people and are seen as corrupt by most (ghordius excepted). for the usa: a repost..
elite crime and the captured legal authorities: DOJ/SCOTUS as example here in USA..that is what is corrosive and has deligitimized all authority. no Potus candidate has as yet pointed this out as problem #1.
free corzine.
waiting for one of the runners to bring this up, then we may have someone to get behind.
I’m just impressed with the claws on Frau Merkel.
Waddya want, €vil, a third world war uniform?
Coming to an outfitter near you soon.
Everything old is new again.
Ever notice how US military helmets resemble the Nazi helmets from WW2?
there never was such a thing as a "Nazi helmet". you mean the Wehrmacht helmets, and now the US "Fritz" helmet. well, it is, in both cases, the superiour design
tell me, how did you distil €vil up to the point that you got Pure €vil? share the recipy, bro
Yea Ghoedius, if I would of had one in 1969, the scar and hunk of metal I got in my neck would not have been the result. German engineering had such a great reputation until Porsche screwed up with its LMS bearing that caused total engine failure and they re-engineered with the same result. Now some Cuban from Miami has solved it and Porsche refuses to recognize his solution. Typical Germans, so full of themselves they can't concieve that someone not German can solve the problem.
Are the National Socialists re-imagining lebensraum again?
nah, that's a completely different thing, and indeed a mainstay of Nazi ideology. the "Fritz" is fact: it was the German helmet, not the Nazi helmet, and that before there were any Nazis
the first version was already avalable in the First World War, one with spike and one without
Facts are fun