Corporate Looting and Law & Order?

[georgephillip]

Future POTUS material?

"ICIJ (International Consortium of Investigative Journalists) dropped a bombshell investigative report yesterday about money laundering for criminals at some of the biggest banks on Wall Street, but you won’t find a peep about it on the front page of today’s Wall Street Journal or New York Times’ print editions.

"In fact, the New York Times, as of 6:44 a.m. this morning, hasn’t reported the story at all.

"The Wall Street Journal carries an innocuous headline, 'HSBC Stock Hits 25-Year Low,' putting the focus on the British bank, HSBC, when its focus should be on the largest bank in the U.S., JPMorgan Chase, a serial felon."

3-Count Felon, JPMorgan Chase, Caught Laundering More Dirty Money

Jamie Dimon has kept his position at JP Morgan Chase in spite of the bank's pleading guilty to three criminal felony counts since 2014; he would have been gone long ago had either the NYT or WSJ used its editorial page to demand and end to his looting.

Why hasn't that happened?

Can the problem be rectified by "choosing" between Republican or Democrat in the voting booth?

 

[Oddball]

The WSJ and NY Slimes are well known water bearers for the Wall Street elite, Skeezix.

 

[georgephillip]

The WSJ and NY Slimes are well known water bearers for the Wall Street elite, Skeezix.

3-Count Felon, JPMorgan Chase, Caught Laundering More Dirty Money

"Every American should be horrified by this latest report from the ICIJ; every American should be outraged that the U.S. is now second only to the Cayman Islands for hiding dirty money for criminals; every American should demand that the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal give this story the front page coverage it deserves."

Are you outraged

 

[WTF19]

they rate right up there with nbc, cnn msnbc, abc, cbs,--all they have are wanna be journalists, that tell you biased FAKE news, and they tell demoncrats who to vote for, because they are not able to think for themselves

 

[georgephillip]

they rate right up there with nbc, cnn msnbc, abc, cbs,--all they have are wanna be journalists, that tell you biased FAKE news, and they tell demoncrats who to vote for, because they are not able to think for themselves

Some of us recognize we don't know everything about every subject unlike the ignorant loon living in the White House.

3-Count Felon, JPMorgan Chase, Caught Laundering More Dirty Money

"We asked veteran trial lawyer Helen Davis Chaitman her thoughts on the latest ICIJ report. Chaitman and a fellow trial lawyer, Lance Gotthoffer, wrote a book in 2016 titled JPMadoff: The Unholy Alliance Between America’s Biggest Bank and America’s Biggest Crook.

"The book compares JPMorgan Chase to the Gambino crime family.

"Chaitman responded with this:

"'Those of us who follow the activities of the world’s major financial institutions are not the least bit surprised by the documents in FinCEN’s files. On the contrary, it has been obvious for years that JPMorgan Chase, to take one example, operates just like an organized crime family…The criminalization of the major banks runs so deep that there is no solution other than to liquidate these banks and put their key management in prison.'"

 

[WTF19]

they rate right up there with nbc, cnn msnbc, abc, cbs,--all they have are wanna be journalists, that tell you biased FAKE news, and they tell demoncrats who to vote for, because they are not able to think for themselves

Some of us recognize we don't know everything about every subject unlike the ignorant loon living in the White House.

3-Count Felon, JPMorgan Chase, Caught Laundering More Dirty Money

"We asked veteran trial lawyer Helen Davis Chaitman her thoughts on the latest ICIJ report. Chaitman and a fellow trial lawyer, Lance Gotthoffer, wrote a book in 2016 titled JPMadoff: The Unholy Alliance Between America’s Biggest Bank and America’s Biggest Crook.

"The book compares JPMorgan Chase to the Gambino crime family.

"Chaitman responded with this:

"'Those of us who follow the activities of the world’s major financial institutions are not the least bit surprised by the documents in FinCEN’s files. On the contrary, it has been obvious for years that JPMorgan Chase, to take one example, operates just like an organized crime family…The criminalization of the major banks runs so deep that there is no solution other than to liquidate these banks and put their key management in prison.'"

is that why BARRAG o bailed all the banks out? or did you forget people, remember you each received 300 dollars, they got billions

 

[georgephillip]

is that why BARRAG o bailed all the banks out? or did you forget people, remember you each received 300 dollars, they got billions

Why are you claiming to be surprised Democrats AND Republicans serve the US investor class?

JP Morgan Chase has pled guilty to three felony charges since 2014 including failure to file suspicious activity reports on Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme.

Obama's reaction wasn't different from Bush's and Trump's since they all serve the same Master:

3-Count Felon, JPMorgan Chase, Caught Laundering More Dirty Money

"An October 20, 2013 editorial in the Wall Street Journal was headlined: 'The Morgan Shakedown.' The unsigned editorial began with this:

"'The tentative $13 billion settlement that the Justice Department appears to be extracting from J.P. Morgan Chase needs to be understood as a watershed moment in American capitalism. Federal law enforcers are confiscating roughly half of a company’s annual earnings for no other reason than because they can and because they want to appease their left-wing populist allies.'"

What does that tell you about American capitalism?

 

[gipper]

is that why BARRAG o bailed all the banks out? or did you forget people, remember you each received 300 dollars, they got billions

Why are you claiming to be surprised Democrats AND Republicans serve the US investor class?

JP Morgan Chase has pled guilty to three felony charges since 2014 including failure to file suspicious activity reports on Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme.

Obama's reaction wasn't different from Bush's and Trump's since they all serve the same Master:

3-Count Felon, JPMorgan Chase, Caught Laundering More Dirty Money

"An October 20, 2013 editorial in the Wall Street Journal was headlined: 'The Morgan Shakedown.' The unsigned editorial began with this:

"'The tentative $13 billion settlement that the Justice Department appears to be extracting from J.P. Morgan Chase needs to be understood as a watershed moment in American capitalism. Federal law enforcers are confiscating roughly half of a company’s annual earnings for no other reason than because they can and because they want to appease their left-wing populist allies.'"

What does that tell you about American capitalism?

The Fincen revaluations are just further proof we live in a failed state.

When major banking institutions can launder billions of drug money and no one goes to jail, while a low level meth dealer on the streets faces serious jail time, we know it’s all a scam.

 

[georgephillip]

When major banking institutions can launder billions of drug money and no one goes to jail, while a low level meth dealer on the streets faces serious jail time, we know it’s all a scam.

The best explanation of how organized crime has come to run the US economy over the past 75 years come from a life-long Republican named Catherine Austin Fitts.

She begins her narrative on the New Orleans waterfront in 1947 with a pair of local businessmen Dave and Sam. Sam's business is legitimate; he sells sugar. Dave's a gangster, and his product is heroin.

Their profit margins differ by a factor of ten, so, after a lifetime of toil...

Catherine Austin Fitts Guide to Narco-Dollars by Narco News, 2001

• "Who is going to get laid more, Sam or Dave?
  
  
• "Who is going to be more popular with the local bankers, Sam or Dave?
  
  
• "Who is going to have a bigger stock market portfolio with a large investment house, Sam or Dave?
  
  
• "Who is going to donate more money to political campaigns, Sam or Dave?
  
  
• "Whose wife is going to be bigger in the local charities, Sam or Dave's?
  
  
• "Whose companies will have more prestigious law firms on retainer, Sam or Dave's?
  
  
• "Who is going to buy the other's company first, Sam or Dave? Is Dave the drug man going to buy Sam the sugar man's company, or is Sam the sugar man going to buy Dave the drug man's company?
  
  
• "When they want to buy the other's company, will the bankers, lawyers and investment houses and politicians back Sam the sugar man or Dave the drug man?
• "Whose son or grandson has a better chance of getting into Harvard or getting a job offer at Goldman Sachs, Sam or Dave's?

"Don't listen to me. And don't listen to Peter Jennings, Dan Rather or Tom Brokaw. Who do you think pays their salaries? Who owns the companies they work for? Sam or Dave?"