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Vietnam shows us all how to deal with Banksters = Death Sentence.
According to the BBC, the former head of a major Vietnamese bank has been sentenced to death for his role in a fraud case involving illegal loans. Nguyen Xuan Son, who served as general director of OceanBank, was convicted of embezzlement, abuse of power and economic mismanagement. Bank founder, tycoon Ha Van Tham, and dozens of other banking officials are also on trial, accused of lending violations.
An outcome such as this in America remains impossible. We actually admire people like Jamie Dimon and Lloyd Blankfein. Those two Con-Men and Criminals are our idols. Theft will continue unabated in America until there is nothing left to steal.
Vietnam shows us all how to deal with Banksters = Death Sentence.
According to the BBC, the former head of a major Vietnamese bank has been sentenced to death for his role in a fraud case involving illegal loans. Nguyen Xuan Son, who served as general director of OceanBank, was convicted of embezzlement, abuse of power and economic mismanagement. Bank founder, tycoon Ha Van Tham, and dozens of other banking officials are also on trial, accused of lending violations.
An outcome such as this in America remains impossible. We actually admire people like Jamie Dimon and Lloyd Blankfein. Those two Con-Men and Criminals are our idols. Theft will continue unabated in America until there is nothing left to steal.
We should strip them of all their money and make them try to survive in the Bay Area with a middle class job. That's punishment enough, possibly worse than death.
we should make them sit through the endless anti fed ,anti banker , the sky is falling , posts here by c2bp .
It's funny. While the wallstreeters bear a lot of the responsibility, I never hear about calling for the heads of the people who gave the loans or (especially) the people who took loans they knew they couldn't afford.
You realize Jamie Dimon is respected in part because he has amazing access to one of the world's largest banks and DOESN'T pilfer it for himself.
Don't get me wrong, I have NO love for Chase bank. They seem to be quite content in mis-serving that large bulk of retail clientele that's not making money for them and they can be ridiculous a-holes even when your running a large procurement card program with them. The robo-forclosing was terrible. They've proven time and time again to have a narrow self-interest that is more acute than others with a trading desk that can take more than a passive role in the markets.
Earlier, in the 80's, I know they used to steal from escrow accounts of home owners.
So, when there's an option, and there normally is, I do not work with Chase Bank. I would encourage people not to go to that institution.
However, there's a marked difference between someone sitting atop a sleazy bank and being paid what a Board has approved and some dude pilfering a bank in SE Asia for their direct good. For a sleazy bank, the goal would be to fine them and break them into smaller pieces. For someone pilfering away a country's treasury, go ahead and execute for that.
We should strip them of all their money and make them try to survive in the Bay Area with a middle class job. That's punishment enough, possibly worse than death.
How would we keep them from taking steps to better their situations? Any ideas?
all the major banks have skeletons in their closet . i use the ones that offer me the best deals and perks . if it is chase so be it. i love taking their money for opening accounts and credit card perks .
i believe the same thing in my investing . keep your thoughts about what is socially responsible out of your decisions and if you feel so strongly give the profits to your charity .
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