No it wasn't, it was disgusting and blatantly racist. To poke fun of something such as sex trafficking victims....Shame on that guy.
I was in stitches today at the office reading that post.Grow a sense of humour man.
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No it wasn't, it was disgusting and blatantly racist. To poke fun of something such as sex trafficking victims....Shame on that guy.
The picture becomes clearer by the day. The US knows that a strong EU is counterproductive to US dominance and thus via its puddle; the UK, it pushed the EU to let beggar countries like Romania and recently the UKraine and even worse candidates, e.g. Moldova and Georgia into the Union to slow down integration and thus weakening the EU. It doesn't help that countries like Romania and Georgia receive direct instruction from Washington that counter the interest of the EU.
In Germany, more and more people start to realise this US scheme but our politicians are trapped in a web of US infliltrated institutions or they have too many skeletons in their closets which the US via NSA knows how to exploit.
The AAA rated toxic financial products, the inclusion of eastern European US-puppet countries into the EU, the Ukraine Nazi putsch, all of them are designed to weaken the EU.
USA to fine German bank $500 million - English pravda.ru
08.07.2014 | Source:
Pravda.Ru
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German Commerzbank may face the fine of $500 million. U.S. authorities suspect that the bank used its American branches to make sanctioned wire transfers from Iran and Sudan.
According to sources of the New York Times, the bank was offered to enter into an agreement, under which the U.S. federal government would refuse from prosecution in exchange to large financial payments to the treasury. Negotiations with Commerzbank are underway; the agreement can be concluded already this summer.
Experts note that the case of Commerzbank is like to be come an "exercise" before lodging similar claims against Germany's largest bank Deutsche Bank. It was reported that U.S. authorities suspected the bank of conducting prohibited transactions with Iran, Syria and Sudan.
Last week, French bank BNP Paribas admitted to violating sanctions against Sudan, Iran and Cuba. The bank pleaded guilty and agreed to pay the fine of $9 billion for illegal services.
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I was in stitches today at the office reading that post.Grow a sense of humour man.
@LeveragedBuyout ,
Its so disgusting to see these charts. And to believe that after Obama intervened in behalf of Bank of America during the financial recession of '08, the first things these banking executives did was to give themselve(s) bonuses. In the millions of dollars.
From what, may I ask? From TAX PAYER MONEY!
Okay, I'm not even a US Citizen, but i pay taxes on all my goods, services. And the tuition that i pay , i pay taxes. The money that i receive in teaching, i lose 25% in taxes.
The first thing i'm going to do when i become an American Citizen, God Willing, is to never vote democrat.

“The central bank is an institution of the most deadly hostility existing against the Principles and form of our Constitution. I am an Enemy to all banks discounting bills or notes for anything but Coin. If the American People allow private banks to control the issuance of their currency, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the People of all their Property until their Children will wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered. ”
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“The central bank is an institution of the most deadly hostility existing against the Principles and form of our Constitution. I am an Enemy to all banks discounting bills or notes for anything but Coin. If the American People allow private banks to control the issuance of their currency, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the People of all their Property until their Children will wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered. ”
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a large number of germen politicians are on america,s payroll,this thing is an insult to germany and i am surprised that how it,s leaders tolerated this kind of threat,but then again,they are on america,s payroll.
1) The government strongly encouraged (in a "nice bank, it would be a shame if something happened to it" kind of way) the banks to lend generously to those who were not credit worthy, through laws such as the Community Re-investment Act. Lower standards, lower quality. The outcome of such a policy is not so hard to see.
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Then what alternative is there without banks providing loans and credit to people, companies, institutions, etc. Look at how many companies began with help of credit and start-up money. I like Jefferson his ideas are about a central bank like the Federal Reserve.
Normal banks are needed but he is talking about the fed.I admire Thomas Jefferson, but I don't treat his ideas as the word of G-d. If Jefferson had his way, the United States would have been permanently agrarian, and never would have industrialized. He hated banks, but would have condemned the citizenry to permanent poverty as a result. I will take the prosperity that a private banking system enables (and on a more macro level, capitalism), even if that means some evils along the way.
Now the same is happening with college. Everyone is guaranteed in. This has caused the increase in the price of education and the formation of a big student debt bubble.Peter Ct: 5894851 said:You beat me to it. This is the most overlooked and understated fact of the financial crisis. The government basically did a "no family left behind" when it came to the "right" of buying a home...and it caused a disaster.
Normal banks are needed but he is talking about the fed.
Now the same is happening with college. Everyone is guaranteed in. This has caused the increase in the price of education and the formation of a big student debt bubble.
Normal banks are needed but he is talking about the fed.
Now the same is happening with college. Everyone is guaranteed in. This has caused the increase in the price of education and the formation of a big student debt bubble.