
Why Is Everyone Suddenly Talking about Hanging Bankers?
Why Is Everyone Suddenly Talking about Hanging Bankers?
Mainstream economist Nouriel Roubini said recently:
Nobody has gone to jail since the financial crisis. The
banks, they do things that are illegal and at best they slap on them a
fine. If some people end up in jail, maybe that will teach a lesson to
somebody. Or somebody hanging in the streets.
Former British prime minister Tony Blair – currently employed as a senior adviser to JP Morgan – said today:
We must not start thinking that society will be better off “if we hang 20 bankers at the end of the street” ….
Where’s all of this coming from?
The American government’s top official in charge of the bank bailouts writes:
Americans should lose faith in their government. They should deplore the captured politicians and regulators who distributed tax dollars to the banks without insisting that they be accountable. The American people
should be revolted by a financial system that rewards failure and
protects those who drove it to the point of collapse and will
undoubtedly do so again.Only with this appropriate and justified rage can we hope for the type of reform that will one day break our system free from the corrupting grasp of the megabanks.
Economics professor Randall Wray writes today:
Thieves … took over the whole economy and the political
system lock, stock, and barrel. They didn’t just blow up finance, they
oversaw the swiftest transfer of wealth to the very top the world has
ever seen. They screwed workers out of their jobs, they screwed
homeowners out of their houses, they screwed retirees out of their
pensions, and they screwed municipalities out of their revenues and
assets.Financiers are forcing schools, parks, pools, fire departments,
senior citizen centers, and libraries to shut down. They are forcing
national governments to auction off their cultural heritage to the
highest bidder. Everything must go in firesales at prices rigged by
twenty-something traders at the biggest and most corrupt institutions
the world has ever known.***
I see two scenarios playing out. In the first, we allow Wall Street
to carry on its merry way, as the foreclosure crisis continues and Wall
Street steals all homes, packaging them into bundles to be sold for
pennies on the dollar to hedge funds. All wealth will be redistributed
to the top 1% who will become modern day feudal lords with the other 99%
living at their pleasure on huge feudal estates.***
That is the default scenario—the outcome that will emerge in the absence of action.
In the second, the 99% occupy, shut down, and obliterate Wall Street.
Economics professor Michael Hudson agrees … saying that the banks are trying to make us all serfs.
Top economists say that fraud caused the Great Depression and the current financial crisis, and that the economy will never recover until fraud is prosecuted.
Leading experts say that fraud is not only widespread, it is actually the business model adopted by the giant banks. See this, this, this, this, this and this.
Indeed, the big banks – with the help of the government – have basically become criminal enterprises. And yet the Bush and Obama administrations have made it official policy not to prosecute fraud.
Economics professor Steve Keen says:
“This is the biggest transfer of wealth in history”, as
the giant banks have handed their toxic debts from fraudulent activities
to the countries and their people.
Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz said in 2009 that Geithner’s toxic asset plan “amounts to robbery of the American people”.
That’s why people are so mad at bankers.
I noted 7 years ago:
I am NOT calling for the overthrow of the government. In fact, I am calling for the reinstatement of our government. I am calling for an end to lawless dictatorship and a return to the rule of law. Rather than trying to subvert the constitution, I am calling for its enforcement.
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The best way to avoid all types of revolution would be for the government to start following the rule of law. I passionately hope it will do so.
The fact that even Tony Blair and Nouriel Roubini are talking about
hanging bankers shows that this is the last chance for the justice
system – the only thing which stands between criminals on Wall Street
and pitchforks – to work.
Too bad Obama and Romney are both owned by the "banksters" To "deny it" is only lying to yourselves. It's PUBLIC RECORD.
There is only one candidate that will bring back the "rule of law" and "Restore America". This is the most absolute "no brainer" in history.

Why do you think ALL the media BLATANTLY IGNORED Paul's campaign for liberty?
GREED they don't want their "house of cards" toppled. Wake up America or you are toast. Topple it NOW!

Be a part of it or be left behind!

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irish -liberty or death! 2012/07/30 18:24:07They won't do a thing, GREED over rules!





















That would have been a strong topic of debate. That's why Ron Paul was not allowed to speak at the convention. That is why Gary Johnson and Jill Stein were excluded from the debates. The "Liberty candidates" are not in it for the money. You can see their passion their voting records and how much integrity matters too.
Romney's economic adviser is probably the worst choice he could have dreamed up. Glenn Hubbard a Ben Bernake lover.
Dude what's in that stuff?
The Banks were "bailed out" with my money, your money and our kids money.
The bankers continue their behavior.
If you're not pissed off you should be. Why nothing from Obama or Romney? That's easy, look who is financing their election campaigns. Why did the main stream media "black out" the "Campaign for Liberty"?
consider the john galt road...
be useless to the masters-
and not paying debt would be unethical-
but yeah...you get the gist-
it saddens me to hear such...
from so many-
this has resulted in folks...
being satisfied ...
with lesser evils-
Fast forward to 2:00 if you want to get past song.
EDIT: How is Obama going to solve it?
http://www.ronpaul2012.com/th...