News Blackout: Ongoing Wall Street Crime Spree

[georgephillip]

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"One day before Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held an historic grilling of the CEOs of the mega banks on Wall Street, the nonprofit watchdog, Better Markets, released an in-depth research report on 'Wall Street’s Six Biggest Bailed-Out Banks: Their RAP Sheets & Their Ongoing Crime Spree....'"

"Wall Street On Parade, after carefully reading and digesting the report, published an article on its contents the next morning, April 10.

"Then we began to hear from our outraged readers, who wanted to know why they weren’t reading about this report at major business media outlets.

"We checked the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News, Reuters, CNBC, and CNN.

"We could find no mention of the Better Markets report. (We checked again this morning. There is still a news blackout.)...."

"There are four words in this outstanding report from Better Markets that rendered it unpalatable to corporate business media: 'rap sheets' and 'criminal enterprise.'

"We searched Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times back to 2004 to see if at any time they had used the words “rap sheet” to describe the unprecedented serial crime sprees of these Wall Street mega banks.

"They had not."

Since at least 2013 there has been a concerted effort on the part of lawyers and PR firms to convince Americans Wall Street is not a criminal enterprise.

It should come as no surprise to find any evidence to the contrary will be buried by the bipartisan corporate press.

 

[Oddball]

That's only five banks...Wells Fargo was forced to take a bailout.

Anyway, all of those banks donate to your favorite moonbat politicians, so of course they're going to keep their jiggery-pokery on the down-low.

 

[georgephillip]

That's only five banks...Wells Fargo was forced to take a bailout.

Anyway, all of those banks donate to your favorite moonbat politicians, so of course they're going to keep their jiggery-pokery on the down-low.

The Big Question in my mind is why both wings of the corporate media are choosing to ignore the ongoing crime spree on Wall Street:

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"'[Six Wall Street mega banks] have engaged in—and continue to engage in—a crime spree that spans the violation of almost every law and rule imaginable. Taking the breadth and depth of their illegal conduct as a whole, the six biggest banks in the country look like criminal enterprises with RAP sheets that would make most career criminals green with envy. That was the case not just before the 2008 crash, but also during and after the crash and their lifesaving bailouts…In fact, the number of cases against the banks has actually increased relative to the pre-crash era.'"

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"One day before Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held an historic grilling of the CEOs of the mega banks on Wall Street, the nonprofit watchdog, Better Markets, released an in-depth research report on 'Wall Street’s Six Biggest Bailed-Out Banks: Their RAP Sheets & Their Ongoing Crime Spree....'"

"Wall Street On Parade, after carefully reading and digesting the report, published an article on its contents the next morning, April 10.

"Then we began to hear from our outraged readers, who wanted to know why they weren’t reading about this report at major business media outlets.

"We checked the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News, Reuters, CNBC, and CNN.

"We could find no mention of the Better Markets report. (We checked again this morning. There is still a news blackout.)...."

"There are four words in this outstanding report from Better Markets that rendered it unpalatable to corporate business media: 'rap sheets' and 'criminal enterprise.'

"We searched Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times back to 2004 to see if at any time they had used the words “rap sheet” to describe the unprecedented serial crime sprees of these Wall Street mega banks.

"They had not."

Since at least 2013 there has been a concerted effort on the part of lawyers and PR firms to convince Americans Wall Street is not a criminal enterprise.

It should come as no surprise to find any evidence to the contrary will be buried by the bipartisan corporate press.

Here’s Why Wall Street Bank CEOs Started to Sweat Yesterday about Today’s House Hearing

Morons with power were asking them moronic questions.

“At least $29 trillion was lent, spent, pledged, committed, loaned, guaranteed, and otherwise used or made available to bailout the financial system during the 2008 financial crash.

It was paid back, in full, at a huge profit to the US Treasury.

The American people were told that this unprecedented rescue was necessary because, if the gigantic financial institutions, mostly on Wall Street, failed and went bankrupt (like every other unsuccessful private business in America), then they would take down the entire financial system

True story. They didn't want to repeat the mistakes that led to the Great Depression.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

That's only five banks...Wells Fargo was forced to take a bailout.

Anyway, all of those banks donate to your favorite moonbat politicians, so of course they're going to keep their jiggery-pokery on the down-low.

The Big Question in my mind is why both wings of the corporate media are choosing to ignore the ongoing crime spree on Wall Street:

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"'[Six Wall Street mega banks] have engaged in—and continue to engage in—a crime spree that spans the violation of almost every law and rule imaginable. Taking the breadth and depth of their illegal conduct as a whole, the six biggest banks in the country look like criminal enterprises with RAP sheets that would make most career criminals green with envy. That was the case not just before the 2008 crash, but also during and after the crash and their lifesaving bailouts…In fact, the number of cases against the banks has actually increased relative to the pre-crash era.'"

Don't forget, profit is theft, eh comrade?

 

[Dekster]

That's only five banks...Wells Fargo was forced to take a bailout.

Anyway, all of those banks donate to your favorite moonbat politicians, so of course they're going to keep their jiggery-pokery on the down-low.

Weren't there a few others that were forced to take bailouts? It seems to me that some of them were forced to buy up the bad paper and then get a "bailout" for that which they were forced to do to absorb the crap across the whole industry. I was thinking Bank Of America was one of them too.

 

[Oddball]

That's only five banks...Wells Fargo was forced to take a bailout.

Anyway, all of those banks donate to your favorite moonbat politicians, so of course they're going to keep their jiggery-pokery on the down-low.

Weren't there a few others that were forced to take bailouts? It seems to me that some of them were forced to buy up the bad paper and then get a "bailout" for that which they were forced to do to absorb the crap across the whole industry. I was thinking Bank Of America was one of them too.

Yes...US Bank was in the same room with Wells Fargo getting the strongarm treatment.

 

[captkaos]

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"One day before Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held an historic grilling of the CEOs of the mega banks on Wall Street, the nonprofit watchdog, Better Markets, released an in-depth research report on 'Wall Street’s Six Biggest Bailed-Out Banks: Their RAP Sheets & Their Ongoing Crime Spree....'"

"Wall Street On Parade, after carefully reading and digesting the report, published an article on its contents the next morning, April 10.

"Then we began to hear from our outraged readers, who wanted to know why they weren’t reading about this report at major business media outlets.

"We checked the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News, Reuters, CNBC, and CNN.

"We could find no mention of the Better Markets report. (We checked again this morning. There is still a news blackout.)...."

"There are four words in this outstanding report from Better Markets that rendered it unpalatable to corporate business media: 'rap sheets' and 'criminal enterprise.'

"We searched Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times back to 2004 to see if at any time they had used the words “rap sheet” to describe the unprecedented serial crime sprees of these Wall Street mega banks.

"They had not."

Since at least 2013 there has been a concerted effort on the part of lawyers and PR firms to convince Americans Wall Street is not a criminal enterprise.

It should come as no surprise to find any evidence to the contrary will be buried by the bipartisan corporate press.

Why do you think the Stock market fluctuates, So corporate banks can take profit and Screw their investors. Oh, Sorry!You knew there was risk involved, not for them just for you and me.

 

[georgephillip]

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"One day before Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held an historic grilling of the CEOs of the mega banks on Wall Street, the nonprofit watchdog, Better Markets, released an in-depth research report on 'Wall Street’s Six Biggest Bailed-Out Banks: Their RAP Sheets & Their Ongoing Crime Spree....'"

"Wall Street On Parade, after carefully reading and digesting the report, published an article on its contents the next morning, April 10.

"Then we began to hear from our outraged readers, who wanted to know why they weren’t reading about this report at major business media outlets.

"We checked the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News, Reuters, CNBC, and CNN.

"We could find no mention of the Better Markets report. (We checked again this morning. There is still a news blackout.)...."

"There are four words in this outstanding report from Better Markets that rendered it unpalatable to corporate business media: 'rap sheets' and 'criminal enterprise.'

"We searched Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times back to 2004 to see if at any time they had used the words “rap sheet” to describe the unprecedented serial crime sprees of these Wall Street mega banks.

"They had not."

Since at least 2013 there has been a concerted effort on the part of lawyers and PR firms to convince Americans Wall Street is not a criminal enterprise.

It should come as no surprise to find any evidence to the contrary will be buried by the bipartisan corporate press.

Why do you think the Stock market fluctuates, So corporate banks can take profit and Screw their investors. Oh, Sorry!You knew there was risk involved, not for them just for you and me.

Why do you think the Stock market fluctuates, So corporate banks can take profit and Screw their investors. Oh, Sorry!You knew there was risk involved, not for them just for you and me.

The huge capital movements of top-heavy stock and bond markets determine currency values today as opposed to a time when relative commodity prices for imports and exports provided that service.

It's obvious to some that stocks are largely a Ponzi scheme. For example, when Tesla Motors' stock shot up from $20 a share to over $380 a share during an eight year period when the company lost $4.3 billion.

Home - The Ponzi Factor

 

[georgephillip]

That's only five banks...Wells Fargo was forced to take a bailout.

Anyway, all of those banks donate to your favorite moonbat politicians, so of course they're going to keep their jiggery-pokery on the down-low.

The Big Question in my mind is why both wings of the corporate media are choosing to ignore the ongoing crime spree on Wall Street:

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"'[Six Wall Street mega banks] have engaged in—and continue to engage in—a crime spree that spans the violation of almost every law and rule imaginable. Taking the breadth and depth of their illegal conduct as a whole, the six biggest banks in the country look like criminal enterprises with RAP sheets that would make most career criminals green with envy. That was the case not just before the 2008 crash, but also during and after the crash and their lifesaving bailouts…In fact, the number of cases against the banks has actually increased relative to the pre-crash era.'"

Don't forget, profit is theft, eh comrade?

 

[georgephillip]

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"One day before Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held an historic grilling of the CEOs of the mega banks on Wall Street, the nonprofit watchdog, Better Markets, released an in-depth research report on 'Wall Street’s Six Biggest Bailed-Out Banks: Their RAP Sheets & Their Ongoing Crime Spree....'"

"Wall Street On Parade, after carefully reading and digesting the report, published an article on its contents the next morning, April 10.

"Then we began to hear from our outraged readers, who wanted to know why they weren’t reading about this report at major business media outlets.

"We checked the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News, Reuters, CNBC, and CNN.

"We could find no mention of the Better Markets report. (We checked again this morning. There is still a news blackout.)...."

"There are four words in this outstanding report from Better Markets that rendered it unpalatable to corporate business media: 'rap sheets' and 'criminal enterprise.'

"We searched Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times back to 2004 to see if at any time they had used the words “rap sheet” to describe the unprecedented serial crime sprees of these Wall Street mega banks.

"They had not."

Since at least 2013 there has been a concerted effort on the part of lawyers and PR firms to convince Americans Wall Street is not a criminal enterprise.

It should come as no surprise to find any evidence to the contrary will be buried by the bipartisan corporate press.

Here’s Why Wall Street Bank CEOs Started to Sweat Yesterday about Today’s House Hearing

Morons with power were asking them moronic questions.

“At least $29 trillion was lent, spent, pledged, committed, loaned, guaranteed, and otherwise used or made available to bailout the financial system during the 2008 financial crash.

It was paid back, in full, at a huge profit to the US Treasury.

The American people were told that this unprecedented rescue was necessary because, if the gigantic financial institutions, mostly on Wall Street, failed and went bankrupt (like every other unsuccessful private business in America), then they would take down the entire financial system

True story. They didn't want to repeat the mistakes that led to the Great Depression.

“At least $29 trillion was lent, spent, pledged, committed, loaned, guaranteed, and otherwise used or made available to bailout the financial system during the 2008 financial crash.

It was paid back, in full, at a huge profit to the US Treasury.

Got a link?

 

[Likkmee]

Any Joos in those groups ? Sorry for the antisemitic thought

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

That's only five banks...Wells Fargo was forced to take a bailout.

Anyway, all of those banks donate to your favorite moonbat politicians, so of course they're going to keep their jiggery-pokery on the down-low.

The Big Question in my mind is why both wings of the corporate media are choosing to ignore the ongoing crime spree on Wall Street:

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"'[Six Wall Street mega banks] have engaged in—and continue to engage in—a crime spree that spans the violation of almost every law and rule imaginable. Taking the breadth and depth of their illegal conduct as a whole, the six biggest banks in the country look like criminal enterprises with RAP sheets that would make most career criminals green with envy. That was the case not just before the 2008 crash, but also during and after the crash and their lifesaving bailouts…In fact, the number of cases against the banks has actually increased relative to the pre-crash era.'"

Don't forget, profit is theft, eh comrade?

Is that why you don't own any stock?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"One day before Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held an historic grilling of the CEOs of the mega banks on Wall Street, the nonprofit watchdog, Better Markets, released an in-depth research report on 'Wall Street’s Six Biggest Bailed-Out Banks: Their RAP Sheets & Their Ongoing Crime Spree....'"

"Wall Street On Parade, after carefully reading and digesting the report, published an article on its contents the next morning, April 10.

"Then we began to hear from our outraged readers, who wanted to know why they weren’t reading about this report at major business media outlets.

"We checked the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News, Reuters, CNBC, and CNN.

"We could find no mention of the Better Markets report. (We checked again this morning. There is still a news blackout.)...."

"There are four words in this outstanding report from Better Markets that rendered it unpalatable to corporate business media: 'rap sheets' and 'criminal enterprise.'

"We searched Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times back to 2004 to see if at any time they had used the words “rap sheet” to describe the unprecedented serial crime sprees of these Wall Street mega banks.

"They had not."

Since at least 2013 there has been a concerted effort on the part of lawyers and PR firms to convince Americans Wall Street is not a criminal enterprise.

It should come as no surprise to find any evidence to the contrary will be buried by the bipartisan corporate press.

Here’s Why Wall Street Bank CEOs Started to Sweat Yesterday about Today’s House Hearing

Morons with power were asking them moronic questions.

“At least $29 trillion was lent, spent, pledged, committed, loaned, guaranteed, and otherwise used or made available to bailout the financial system during the 2008 financial crash.

It was paid back, in full, at a huge profit to the US Treasury.

The American people were told that this unprecedented rescue was necessary because, if the gigantic financial institutions, mostly on Wall Street, failed and went bankrupt (like every other unsuccessful private business in America), then they would take down the entire financial system

True story. They didn't want to repeat the mistakes that led to the Great Depression.

“At least $29 trillion was lent, spent, pledged, committed, loaned, guaranteed, and otherwise used or made available to bailout the financial system during the 2008 financial crash.

It was paid back, in full, at a huge profit to the US Treasury.

Got a link?

Bailout Scorecard | Eye on the Bailout | ProPublica

 

[Soupnazi630]

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"One day before Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held an historic grilling of the CEOs of the mega banks on Wall Street, the nonprofit watchdog, Better Markets, released an in-depth research report on 'Wall Street’s Six Biggest Bailed-Out Banks: Their RAP Sheets & Their Ongoing Crime Spree....'"

"Wall Street On Parade, after carefully reading and digesting the report, published an article on its contents the next morning, April 10.

"Then we began to hear from our outraged readers, who wanted to know why they weren’t reading about this report at major business media outlets.

"We checked the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News, Reuters, CNBC, and CNN.

"We could find no mention of the Better Markets report. (We checked again this morning. There is still a news blackout.)...."

"There are four words in this outstanding report from Better Markets that rendered it unpalatable to corporate business media: 'rap sheets' and 'criminal enterprise.'

"We searched Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times back to 2004 to see if at any time they had used the words “rap sheet” to describe the unprecedented serial crime sprees of these Wall Street mega banks.

"They had not."

Since at least 2013 there has been a concerted effort on the part of lawyers and PR firms to convince Americans Wall Street is not a criminal enterprise.

It should come as no surprise to find any evidence to the contrary will be buried by the bipartisan corporate press.

Precisely what crimes are you saying have been committed?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"One day before Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held an historic grilling of the CEOs of the mega banks on Wall Street, the nonprofit watchdog, Better Markets, released an in-depth research report on 'Wall Street’s Six Biggest Bailed-Out Banks: Their RAP Sheets & Their Ongoing Crime Spree....'"

"Wall Street On Parade, after carefully reading and digesting the report, published an article on its contents the next morning, April 10.

"Then we began to hear from our outraged readers, who wanted to know why they weren’t reading about this report at major business media outlets.

"We checked the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News, Reuters, CNBC, and CNN.

"We could find no mention of the Better Markets report. (We checked again this morning. There is still a news blackout.)...."

"There are four words in this outstanding report from Better Markets that rendered it unpalatable to corporate business media: 'rap sheets' and 'criminal enterprise.'

"We searched Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times back to 2004 to see if at any time they had used the words “rap sheet” to describe the unprecedented serial crime sprees of these Wall Street mega banks.

"They had not."

Since at least 2013 there has been a concerted effort on the part of lawyers and PR firms to convince Americans Wall Street is not a criminal enterprise.

It should come as no surprise to find any evidence to the contrary will be buried by the bipartisan corporate press.

Precisely what crimes are you saying have been committed?

Any time anyone has made a profit in any way, that's a crime. George will tell you...…...

 

[georgephillip]

Any Joos in those groups ? Sorry for the antisemitic thought

Opinion | The Many Faces of Jew-Hatred

 

[Soupnazi630]

Any Joos in those groups ? Sorry for the antisemitic thought

Opinion | The Many Faces of Jew-Hatred

Do you have an answer ?

Specifically what crimes have been committed and by who?

 

[georgephillip]

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"One day before Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held an historic grilling of the CEOs of the mega banks on Wall Street, the nonprofit watchdog, Better Markets, released an in-depth research report on 'Wall Street’s Six Biggest Bailed-Out Banks: Their RAP Sheets & Their Ongoing Crime Spree....'"

"Wall Street On Parade, after carefully reading and digesting the report, published an article on its contents the next morning, April 10.

"Then we began to hear from our outraged readers, who wanted to know why they weren’t reading about this report at major business media outlets.

"We checked the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News, Reuters, CNBC, and CNN.

"We could find no mention of the Better Markets report. (We checked again this morning. There is still a news blackout.)...."

"There are four words in this outstanding report from Better Markets that rendered it unpalatable to corporate business media: 'rap sheets' and 'criminal enterprise.'

"We searched Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times back to 2004 to see if at any time they had used the words “rap sheet” to describe the unprecedented serial crime sprees of these Wall Street mega banks.

"They had not."

Since at least 2013 there has been a concerted effort on the part of lawyers and PR firms to convince Americans Wall Street is not a criminal enterprise.

It should come as no surprise to find any evidence to the contrary will be buried by the bipartisan corporate press.

Precisely what crimes are you saying have been committed?

Any time anyone has made a profit in any way, that's a crime. George will tell you...…...

Any time anyone has made a profit in any way, that's a crime. George will tell you...…...

Any profits made by denying needed medical care should be crimes, right?

 

[Soupnazi630]

Research Study on Ongoing Crime Spree by Wall Street Mega Banks Gets News Blackout: Here's Why

"One day before Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee held an historic grilling of the CEOs of the mega banks on Wall Street, the nonprofit watchdog, Better Markets, released an in-depth research report on 'Wall Street’s Six Biggest Bailed-Out Banks: Their RAP Sheets & Their Ongoing Crime Spree....'"

"Wall Street On Parade, after carefully reading and digesting the report, published an article on its contents the next morning, April 10.

"Then we began to hear from our outraged readers, who wanted to know why they weren’t reading about this report at major business media outlets.

"We checked the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News, Reuters, CNBC, and CNN.

"We could find no mention of the Better Markets report. (We checked again this morning. There is still a news blackout.)...."

"There are four words in this outstanding report from Better Markets that rendered it unpalatable to corporate business media: 'rap sheets' and 'criminal enterprise.'

"We searched Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times back to 2004 to see if at any time they had used the words “rap sheet” to describe the unprecedented serial crime sprees of these Wall Street mega banks.

"They had not."

Since at least 2013 there has been a concerted effort on the part of lawyers and PR firms to convince Americans Wall Street is not a criminal enterprise.

It should come as no surprise to find any evidence to the contrary will be buried by the bipartisan corporate press.

Precisely what crimes are you saying have been committed?

Any time anyone has made a profit in any way, that's a crime. George will tell you...…...

Any time anyone has made a profit in any way, that's a crime. George will tell you...…...

Any profits made by denying needed medical care should be crimes, right?

No.

And that is not what I asked.

I asked what specific crimes have been committed and by who?

You said there is a crime spree you did not say there should be new laws to invent a new crime.