Swampyville's - Pickpocketing for Who's Prosterity?
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 Swampyville's - You're the Poet!
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Swampyville's:  Reading Between the Lines!

WHEN THE "LIL MICE" ARE ALL ASLEEP,

THAT IS WHEN THE "BIG CATS" CREEP;

"Pickpocketing" is a form of larceny that involves the

stealing of money or other valuables from the person

of a victim without their noticing the theft at the time.

It requires considerable dexterity and a knack for misdirection.

(Wikipedia)

Houston (AP) - March 7, 2012!  Texas tycoon R. Allen Stanford spent

more than 20 years charming investors, who handed him billions

of dollars they had spent their lives accumulating through hard

work and saving.

Stanford promised them safe investments that would help

fulfill their dreams of being able to retire comfortably

or pay for their children's college tuition.  All the while,

he was pulling their money out of his Caribbean bank to

pay for a string of business failures and a jet-setting

life style.

A civil trial was conducted in which prosecutors hope

to seize about $300 million from Stanford controlled bank

accounts in countries, such as Switzerland, Britain and

Canada.

MY QUESTION IS? WHEN IS OUR JUSTICE DEPARTMENT GOING AFTER

THE BANKS (INCLUDING U.S. BANKS), WHO IN MY OPINION, WERE

WELL AWARE OF WHAT WAS GOING ON? (Why Not? The government

would be killing the Geese that lay their Golden Eggs.)

Several years ago, a now defunct bank was caught doing what they

weren't supposed to do. This bank was accused of and agreed to

pay a couple hundred million dollar fine for involvement in

laundering approximately 400 billion of South American/Mexican

drug cartel funds. (They gained several billion in profit for

looking the other way and paid a meager 160 million in fines (after

admitting no guilt)).

Also,

This same bank was charged with negligence in not taking any action

against companies engaged in "Personal Identity" theft. They were well

aware of it because they were receiving transaction funds from these

companies.

To purchase this defunct bank, a larger financial institute

was granted a hugh tax break by the Internal Revenue Service

so that they would had sufficient funds to buy this failing bank.

(Now you can see where most of your tax money goes.)

(It didn't stop there. Other big financial institutes were given

tax funds also to purchase failing smaller financial entities.)

Another scheme  that the financial interests are playing on

the American Tax Payers:  Several years ago, this same,

now defunct financial institute (remaining assets purchased

by a larger financial institute with tax money), was caught with

their pants down. It wasn't our fabulous government that caught

them. It was one of those who was scammed that went public with it.

This business person tired of his current business, sold

it at a profit. His tax bill was for several million. This

now defunct bank approached him about investing this tax

money in one of their schemes. He was told that eventually

this investment would result in a huge profit, in that he

had a several year period to pay this tax obligation. The

bank took his and others tax obligations, combined them, and

leased an European small village's water/sewer works. The village

officials were paid several hundred million of tax payer's

money for this lease. The officials of this village took

a few million for their personal accounts and funnelled the

remainder into this financial institute's overseas subsidiary bank.

The lease was subsequently defaulted on and the bank, as well as

the investors of these funds, declared a loss and paid no taxes.

The American Tax Payers were left with the loss! (Other big banks

were guilty, but were never charged with corruption?).

AS YOU CAN VERY WELL SEE; "IF THERE IS ANY LINGERING DOUBT - THEN IT

IS TIME TO GET THE HECK OUT"!

I'm assuming most have forgotten about the Savings and loan crisis

and the Mexican bail outs in the 1980s and the 1990s when the American

Tax Payers were forced to guarantee/pay for them.  Today's economic problems

are eerily similar to then!

In my opinion, that is where most of the TARP and Stimulus (Tax

Funds) went.  To the financial interests/corporations through

governmental culpability for their investments overseas and they

will keep the profits they make!

"AD NAUSEUM"

(To the point of making one sick)
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