Many of US, THE PEOPLE, including some who PAID OFF THEIR HOMES, lost them due to FRAUD, and have been turned into the streets and criminalized by the policies that governments create. Consider as well that the U.S. government is "BORROWING APROX 8 TRILLION with a "T" dollars a year, and also own the patent on "ebola". 

OUR  MONTHLY PAYMENTS of mortgages and credit card companies ENABLE ALL OF THIS!!!!

5 U.S. Banks Each Have More Than 40 Trillion Dollars In Exposure To...

How much of the money spent on war, including droning and bombing innocent sleeping People and wedding parties (90% OF ALL WAR CASUALITIES ARE NON COMBATANT CIVILIANS) could have been spent instead on cleaning up Fukushima or the Gulf of Mexico instead of destroying others for profit?? Japan has not only hired homeless People to clean up the nuclear plant, and some are paid only $36 pr day!

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Namaste,

Karen

Taken from Wall Street & Banking Crimes:- Full article here

This is a summary of the “crimes” listed in this article. Source citations can be found in the subsections below. Note: There have not been any known criminal charges relating to these activities. Some are civil cases brought under a legal theory of tort and/or breach of contract and some are enforcement actions brought by administrative agencies such as the SEC or FEC but are not formal criminal charges against the banks.!!!!!!!

• Predatory, deceptive and abusive lending related to mortgages
• Securities fraud, including creating investment vehicles designed to fail
• Accounting fraud
• Brokerage fraud
• Bribery of government officials
• Undisclosed conflict of interest in financial analysis and advice
• Lying to shareholders and investors
• Robbing consumers with abusive overdraft fees
• Robbing homeowners by overcharging them by hundreds or thousands of dollars, when they were already in bankruptcy and foreclosure
• Robo-signing of false affidavits and other legal documents
• Discriminatory lending practices

"Too Big to Jail" Confirmed by U.S. Attorney General

As The Hill reported, US Attorney General Eric Holder testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee in March 2013 where he remarked, "I am concerned that the size of some of these institutions becomes so large that it does become difficult for us to prosecute them when we are hit with indications that if you do prosecute, if you do bring a criminal charge, it will have a negative impact on the national economy, perhaps even the world economy," he said. "And I think that is a function of the fact that some of these institutions have become too large." ^[5]