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I think the person took the picture with a cellphone camera so quality is not tip-top, but you can read it. Reality is funny, sometimes.
Right, just bash the guys at the top if you are incompetent with others like you.
People need to realize everybody has the opportunity that wall streeters have to make money, if some aren't willing to work as hard or have the brains to do it, so be it. These protesters are just a minority and a nuisance, all the mention they get is from internal mails asking employees to ignore them in case of confrontations.
Bottom line, nobody cares for whiners.
O come on dude no one is asking wall street to leave there jobs , but about the cooperates getting bail outs of million of dollar.
While there heads are going to get millions of dollar as there pays .
So where did this bailout money comes from , the Tax money right , so they pay the tax and they have the right to ask where there money is being spent.
And these guys are the only ones paying the tax I suppose?
Corporations and rich individuals pay a lot of tax buddy. And who owns these corporations anyways? Its the common people on who are investors.
Regarding bailouts, out of the bailouts the banking industry got, much of it has been returned to the government with a profit.
Some banks like GS were forced to take the bailout money and returned it as soon as they were allowed to again with a profit .
The bailouts themselves were engineered to prevent the systemic collapse of the economy and not to pay out rich executives. You can guess who was at more risk from an economic meltdown; the rich or the poor.
Banksters Rally Round Fed to Keep Bailout Trillions Secret - InfowarsThe largest commercial banks in the U.S. are ready to go all the way to the Supreme Court to block the public release of details pertaining to the Federal Reserve’s 2008 secretive $2 trillion bailout.
Bloomberg News reports that The Clearing House Association LLC, a group that includes Bank of America Corp. and JPMorgan Chase & Co., have teamed with the Fed to rally against a lawsuit, brought by Bloomberg itself, to disclose records of the Fed’s emergency lending.
The fight for disclosure has been ongoing following the Fed’s failure to comply with congressional demands for transparency.The Fed has consistently refused to identify the recipients of almost $2 trillion of emergency loans from American taxpayers or the troubled assets the central bank accepted as collateral.
The Fed has consistently refused to identify the recipients of almost $2 trillion of emergency loans from American taxpayers or the troubled assets the central bank accepted as collateral.
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The Fed Board of Governors’ “refusal to disclose the names of borrowers renders public oversight of its actions impossible — it prevents any assessment of the effectiveness of the Board’s actions and conceals any collusion, corruption, fraud or abuse that might have occurred,” Bloomberg states in a letter to the appeals panel.
The amount of US taxpayer money committed to bailouts since 2007 is thought to be close to $25 trillion. The figures by far exceed the combined cost of major historical events, accounting for inflation, dating back over 200 years.
Taxpayers have been left completely in the dark as to who has received the money and what they are doing with it.
The public has watched in disbelief for close to eighteen months as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has arrogantly refused to state where any of the bailout money has gone, despite repeated questioning during Congressional and Senate hearings.
There is no accounting for the spending. The Federal Reserve, which is owned and run for the most part by European banking elites, has never been audited and is accountable to no one, as former chairman Alan Greenspan has explained