(Warren) – Senator Elizabeth Warren asks federal bank regulators why no banks were taken to trial in the aftermath of the financial crisis. Read the rest of this entry »

(HigginsBlog) – The New York Fed has introduced a framework to give banks the right to suspend account withdrawals at will to defend against financial panic. Read the rest of this entry »

(PetalumaPatch) – Cities and residents are paying the price for big banks’ practices, writes Petaluma resident Tim Nonn. Instead, the mantra of “Too big to fail” should be applied to our country and not the banks, he says.

The banking scandals are coming fast and furious because the global banking system is rotten to the core. Read the rest of this entry »

(HigginsBlog) – Watch this video to understand the largest banking corruption scandal in history.

These large banks have stolen money from every single human on the planet. Not one person was left out. Not even YOU! Now that it is exposed there is no going back. We will ALL support the “NO MORE BAILOUT” mantra… Read the rest of this entry »

On the Thursday, November 8 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex welcomes back trends forecaster and author Gerald Celente who will talk about the former boss of MF Global, John Corzine, taking the Fifth as Congress fumbles its way through an investigation of the failed company. Celente lost money in the six figure range after MF Global grabbed cash from supposedly segregated customer accounts.
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(EconomicCollapse) – Back during the financial crisis of 2008, the American people were told that the largest banks in the United States were “too big to fail” and that was why it was necessary for the federal government to step in and bail them out.  The idea was that if several of our biggest banks collapsed at the same time the financial system would not be strong enough to keep things going and economic activity all across America would simply come to a standstill.  Congress was told that if the “too big to fail” banks did not receive bailouts that there would be chaos in the streets and this country would plunge into another Great Depression.  Read the rest of this entry »

Harvard professor Elizabeth Warren provides a much needed sober perspective of Bernanke’s Doctrine of Mandatory Global Moral Hazard, by discussing just how broken the banking system continues to be. Read the rest of this entry »

Harvard professor Elizabeth Warren provides a much needed sober perspective of Bernanke’s Doctrine of Mandatory Global Moral Hazard, by discussing just how broken the banking system continues to be. Read the rest of this entry »