Banksters Ship taking on Water

Next Bankster

Well, the public won't see any of this money but it's good practice to go after the ones who continue to line their pockets of false business.  If we're to ever move forward with America to gain respect of the government and corporations, that model is going to have to work weekends and around the clock, show me!  So much has come over the wire this past month I was waiting for it to accumulate and it's like a destroyer turning all guns and firing.  The government can't keep picking the pockets of the taxpayers to support what is wrong, the Federal Reserve can't keep printing money and add what is not collected to the taxpayers which in turn gets tacked to the national debt of future Americans.

I'll tell ya something, the dollar is just about to be burned at the stack and new money is needed in a big way, that's why all these suits are being hammered on the banks.  Not only that but some Banksters seem to have a conscience, let's take a look as the pot is boiling over!  To top it off the NSA scandal is also on the burner.  The US government support by the people, well I'll just say it, SUCKS!  

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Regulators Prepare Penalties for JPMorgan:
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JPMorgan's former 'London Whale' supervisor arrested in Spain:
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Charges Against 2 Former JPMorgan Traders Fault Management:
Criminal charges brought against two former London traders on Aug. 14 continue to mar the reputation of investment bank JPMorgan Chase, intensifying the scrutiny surrounding its N.Y. executives. U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara publicly denounced the lack of oversight and controls placed on traders by senior management officials, as well as the practice of hiding significant losses.

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