Wall Street and Washington conspired to defraud Japanese banks »

Posted By jovial 1 year ago in Business & Finance

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( WMR ) -- Intelligence agencies in China and Japan are focusing on the role of a successor entity of Salomon Brothers as being behind a fraud against Japanese banks by the U.S. Treasury, the Federal Reserve, and Wall Street to bail out unscrupulous Wall Street bankers and mega-investors.

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    jovial1 year ago

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    There's more here than meets the eye. In order for this plan to have this many backers, there has to be some pretty worried people out there.

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    Tcaros1 year ago

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    Everyone knows who's at the top of this.

    It's the folks who want to destroy the democratic republic in America and replace it with corporate world bank ownership.

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      Charlson1 year ago

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      "WMR has also learned that a number of CIA officers are in Beijing to try to prevent a united Asian front against Washington’s and Wall Street’s attempts to call the shots on the global financial crisis. The CIA’s top priority is to ensure that nothing interferes with China’s continued backing of the U.S. dollar."

      Now isn't this interesting? Washington and Wall Street still sucking on China's tit.

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        sumptuousdigs1 year ago

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        Cripes! Someone please tell me this is a Red Herring.

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          Bluedragon9121 year ago

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          The more I hear about Henry Paulson, the less I like him.

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            Spadecaller1 year ago

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            Time to clean house and say bye-bye to Paulson and Bernanke.

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