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

reply to post by PulsusMeusGallo


Well then. Maybe it was time for a house cleaning of rats? Rat infestations - best to notice them before they develop a plague.

Boomers of this variety have money in the bank and are heading into the age of wanting to spend some quality time with their savings. I'm inclined to believe that after a lifetime of hard work, they deserve a chance to enjoy some Mojitos on the beach and do some knitting.

After yesterday's ridiculous video from Benjamin Fulford, are you still believing that a "huge change" is happening, and the "financial elite" is being taken down?

Originally posted by GLontra
After yesterday's ridiculous video from Benjamin Fulford, are you still believing that a "huge change" is happening, and the "financial elite" is being taken down?

Oh yeah but wait, David Wilcock has "astounding developments" imminent.....

Don't it make you wish for the good old days when Fulford and Wilcock were a duo?

Originally posted by Aeons
reply to post by PulsusMeusGallo

 

Well then. Maybe it was time for a house cleaning of rats? Rat infestations - best to notice them before they develop a plague.

Boomers of this variety have money in the bank and are heading into the age of wanting to spend some quality time with their savings. I'm inclined to believe that after a lifetime of hard work, they deserve a chance to enjoy some Mojitos on the beach and do some knitting.

I have no idea why there have been so many resignations, for that matter, I don't actually care. In any run, long or short, there will be no differences in the control over the central banking schema. These resignors are middle managers in the elite management formula and are easily replaceable and will be easily replaced, and are being easily replaced, and for what end all?

Nothing. There will be no massive overhaul of the financial systems that will amount to any significant change in the average Joe's domination by them.

reply to post by speculativeoptimist


So if this new world order is to be prosperous? Are they getting out from under the position that they lied thier way into? If they remain in the position that they are in will it play out to where they look like criminals? Will they be brought up on falsifying bank records? Some type of bank fraud? Why would one leave a position in where they are or can make millions of dollars? I have read several and it looks like they were breaking the law but what about the rest of the crew??

Top JP Morgan banker Ian Hannam resigns over £450,000 fine for market abuse

Ian Hannam, one of the City's most enigmatic bankers, has resigned from JP Morgan after being fined £450,000 by the Financial Services Authority for market abuse related to passing on insider information.

banker resignations are like a revolving door lately.

Royal Bank of Canada accused of illegal stock futures trades

A top U.S. regulator is accusing Royal Bank of Canada of engaging in hundreds of millions of dollars of illegal stock futures trades to gain Canadian tax credits.

story here

Originally posted by surrealist

banker resignations are like a revolving door lately...

...with their replacements the same as the ones being ousted. Correct on the revolving door concept.

End result?

Squat.

Not sure if this means anything, but I saw that the CEO of best buy has just resigned...

594 Banker Resignations - American Kabuki

reply to post by martianboy


I've updated the American Kabuki Banker Resignation List
There are 594 Banker Resignations as of 4/14/12
americankabuki.blogspot.com...

Banker Resignations Trend Graphs thru 4/14/12

americankabuki.blogspot.com...

Yes, yes, "X" CEOs have been replaced by "Y" new CEOS and why is it that these "Y"s are so fookin stupid to take the places of the "X"'s? One step down a short corporate ladder and brains run dry? How stupid do you think these people are? Do you really think that these "Y"s would knowingly step into a sh**hole of financial Hell?

We have a statistic unverified in its so-called uniqueness and nothing has changed.

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French Minister Steps Down in Swiss Bank Investigation
By SCOTT SAYARE
Published: March 19, 2013

PARIS — Just hours after an announcement that he would be investigated on charges of tax fraud and money laundering, Budget Minister Jérôme Cahuzac resigned from the French government on Tuesday evening, though he insisted he had done nothing wrong.

In control of a crucial portfolio at a time of heightened budgetary discipline and rising taxes in France, as well as the European debt crisis and stagnant growth, Mr. Cahuzac was a highly visible public figure.
www.nytimes.com...

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Bernanke thinking about stepping down as fed chairman
www.abovetopsecret.com...
by shanegm
started on 3/21/2013 @ 03:32 PM

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CEO of JP Morgan Chase Resigns---Says "Put Bankers in Jail!" Cites Corrupt System.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
by MRuss
started on 3/27/2013 @ 08:50 AM

The bankers are resigning, the pope resigned. NASA went private and just recently has gone off line, because there is a comet coming and the elite are all gong to the Mars colony that they have been working on since the late 70's early 80"s. That is also why they have not really been concerned about what they are doing to the planet, They do not plan on being here.