Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Conspiracy Fact : Mega Banks ARE Robbing Your Pension Funds

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Regulators Confirm The Mega Banks ARE Robbing Your Pension Funds


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August 4th, 2013
Updated 08/04/2013 at 5:08 am

In another case of ‘conspiracy’ confirmed as reality, US regulators are now revealing various documents and call logs detailing initiatives by the world’s mega banks to rig interest rates in order to rake in millions at the expense of legitimate businesses and pension funds. 
Wall Street and homeless people on the street.

And once again, the media is acting as if this revelation is truly inconceivable and unexpected. As it turns out, however, reports now confirm what we have known for decades: that the mega banks are in fact gutting the economy in order to squeeze as many greenbacks as possible from the last breathe of our financial infrastructure. It’s essential to remember that, as Bloomberg revealed in an attempt to obtain alternative news readers and latch on to some form of credibility, these mega banks are already receiving $83 billion from taxpayers each year.

Wall Street Funding Drug Cartels With Taxpayer Income

What’s amazing is the blatant and audacious nature of these mafia bankers, who are confident they can continue to siphon our cash without consequence.
But before we even get into the once again blatant siphoning of finances from pension funds and legitimate businesses, you should also be reminded where this cash is then funneled. As it turns out, the mega banks turn to Mexican drug cartels and known terrorists inside the United States in order to generate massive profits on their investments. A reality that has even been reported on by mainstream media outlets and buried within the ‘miscellaneous’ news categories with very low visibility.
NBC News, for example, has covered the admission that mega banks like HSBC are indeed funding Mexican drug cartels that continue to pump drugs into the United States. So much for the phony drug war, huh?


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