The List of Bank Resignations Keeps Growing! It's quadrupled, in fact!

Hopefully this shows well enough that the fifty-five bankers represent all inhabited continents and most major civilizations, all of this has happened since 9-25-2011. I included Iceland because their issues culminated in the arrest in March of 11.

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Hey Mushroom,
We all enjoy a little snipit of humour from time to time but every post one word, a T & C violation. Your avatar probably falls into that and I have put in a complait.
reads:
Way too many one word comments. Very distracting from the topic please ban poster. P.S. C12H17N2O4P is the chemical name for Psilocybin mushrooms.
We are looking to solve a problem/puzzle and sorry but you are writing just to see yourself post.
brice

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Big Enough??

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He was an evangelical. The flight attendant was female.

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Well said Brice and thanks. New to the boards and still trying to figure out the mechanics of uploads.

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Good job. That certainly helps to visualize the extent of the situation.
thanks,
brice

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Yikes! Can't help wondering what this all means? I've been skeptical of something big to come in the near future (2012), but when you see people of this caliber jumping ship, can't help but wonder if something IS really coming our way..

They don't really need to resign if their only reason for resigning is so that they can hide inside the bunkers. They can always go to the bunkers even if they are still the head of their respective banks. So this explanation that they resigned because they are preparing to hide inside the bunkers just doesn't hold water. A more plausible explanation is that they are forced to resign by another unseen force that we are not aware yet. It is ok to assume that this new force is against what these old bankers are doing and hence must be good news for the ordinary people.

Originally posted by babybunnies
It's not the banks replacing the rats.

It's TPTB ensuring that their men are in at the top, before the next great crash.

right. exactly what I think.

Interesting:

What I'm finding while doing some research on this is that there have been quite a few resignations from banks in the energy sector of these banks:

For example:


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Americas trading chief exits Asian energy co.
The head of energy trading for the Americas has resigned from one of Asia’s largest oil companies.

Feb. 23, 2012 10:59 EST
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European energy trader exits BAML


check out this source: www.sparkspread.com...
A senior coal and power trader has resigned from Bank of America Merrill Lynch Commodities in London.

Feb. 22, 2012 11:34 EST
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U.S. power originator to leave Deutsche
A director in power origination at Deutsche Bank in Houston is set to leave the bank.

Feb. 22, 2012 07:32 EST
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Mercuria lands senior Goldman commodities traders
Two senior commodities traders who resigned from Goldman Sachs in London last month are set to join Mercuria Energy Group, SparkSpread has learned.

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Not if they drill a bigger hole on lake vostok...

Interesting:

What I'm finding while doing some research on this is that there have been quite a few resignations from banks in the energy sector of these banks:

For example:


Exclusive
Americas trading chief exits Asian energy co.
The head of energy trading for the Americas has resigned from one of Asia’s largest oil companies.

Feb. 23, 2012 10:59 EST
Exclusive
European energy trader exits BAML
A senior coal and power trader has resigned from Bank of America Merrill Lynch Commodities in London.

Feb. 22, 2012 11:34 EST
Exclusive
U.S. power originator to leave Deutsche
A director in power origination at Deutsche Bank in Houston is set to leave the bank.

Feb. 22, 2012 07:32 EST
Exclusive
Mercuria lands senior Goldman commodities traders
Two senior commodities traders who resigned from Goldman Sachs in London last month are set to join Mercuria Energy Group, SparkSpread has learned.