Forum Post: Jamie Dimon, ENEMA of the State - Keiser Report
Posted 11 years ago on Oct. 16, 2012, 12:03 p.m. EST by nomdeguerre
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http://rt.com/programs/keiser-report/episode-354-max-keiser/
Jamie Dimon, capo di tutti capi, is he the primary cause of austerity worldwide? Austerity is a secondary issue, the primary issue is bankster depredation. The whole purpose of austerity is to pay off the bankster parasites' conspiracies to defraud.
Bankster parasites get the money, the people get the shaft.
Please spell a good word correctly: "depredation"! Spell check. And make sure I do, too.
Maybe we should do what Iceland did: Nationalize their assets and imprison their CEOs!
Thanks - corrected.
It's stunning that Iceland is the only country that has done this.
They have an 80-90% Voter turnout! They Voted for it!!
Hmmm. What could get our voting % up? Thinking aloud, 1) making election day a holiday, 2) instant runoff voting (at least it would be a true poll of thinking), 3) breaking up the media/propaganda cartels & creating true local newspapers, 4) decentralizing our democracy - having real decisions being made on the local issues locally, 5) spreading the use of referendums and recalls (more direct democracy), what else.
On Iceland, I don't know why Ireland and Greece didn't follow suit. Of course when Greece threatened to, the EU (NATO?) overthrew the elected government and installed a bankster president (I've never understood how).
One way to boost our turnout is to ENCOURAGE participation in our democracy, instead of this insidious drum beat to discourage it.
Take responsibility for our current situation of abject neglect.
Realize that we have been duped and how it happened.
WTFU and Vote, maybe make it mandatory, like paying taxes and going to school.
WTFU to the class war the 1% is waging on the 99%, and quit fighting each other.
But for now:
http://www.rockthevote.com/rtv_voter_registration.html?source=rtv.com-homegraphic
The situation in Iceland was that after the crash, and collapse of their economy, a new leftist government was elected, but they wanted to impose austerity, and play the game the way the IMF wanted them to, meaning lumbering every tax-payer with a share of the banksters debt.
The people marched, and by peaceful revolution ousted the new government, and voted online for five hundred people's representatives to form a new participatory democracy. Prosecution of the banksters in an international court followed.
The MSM has pretty much shut down information coming from that nation since then.
Amen!
These get hard to follow.
I'm the worst offender.
OR
We should copy Iceland.
No need for the "And make sure I do, too." I guess you're a liberal, they feel they have to be critical of themselves whenever they're critical of someone else - you know, just to be fair. I used to do that, but now I'm a progressive. Ha, ha, ha.
OK...
Government authorities are planning to arrest two former JPMorgan Chase employees suspected of masking the size of a multibillion-dollar trading loss, a dramatic turn in a case that tarnished the reputation of the nation’s biggest bank and spotlighted the perils of Wall Street risk-taking.
The former employees, who worked in London, could be arrested in the coming days, according to people briefed on the matter. The action, the people said, would involve criminal fraud charges.
The employees — Javier Martin-Artajo, a manager who oversaw the trading strategy, and Julien Grout, a low-level trader in London — could ultimately be extradited under an agreement with British authorities. Yet the people briefed on the matter, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, cautioned that it is unclear whether British authorities will be able to locate the
JP Morgan Traders in Jeopardy
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/08/09/authorities-set-to-arrest-2-former-jpmorgan-employees-in-london-whale-case/?_r=0 [right click] [right click]
Federal regulators are seeking to level civil charges against JPMorgan Chase and extract a rare admission of wrongdoing from the nation’s biggest bank as an investigation into a multibillion-dollar trading loss enters its final stage.
If JPMorgan concedes to some wrongdoing in a settlement, such an admission would set an important precedent for the Securities and Exchange Commission, coming after decades of allowing defendants to “neither admit nor deny wrongdoing.” A pact could come as soon as this fall, according to people briefed on the case, who added that the agency had not threatened to charge JPMorgan executives in the case.
The losses in the case — which have now swelled to more than $6 billion — stemmed from outsize derivatives wagers made by traders at JPMorgan’s chief investment office in London.
SEC Presses JP Morgan for an Admission
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/08/08/inquiry-into-jpmorgans-trading-loss-enters-final-stage/ [right click]
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/05/jp-morgans-2-billion-loss-the-political-ramifications/
Another World is Possible.
"Obama’s former Chief of Staff, Bill Daley, served as Chairman of the Midwest Region of JP Morgan Chase prior to joining the administration." ABC News.
he's not the only one, is he?
No, the administration is loaded with banking cartel and Bush people..
I bet someone has made a list already.