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I'm not registered w/ WSJ, so I can't read the article, but don't most of us need to deal with a bank eventually, for loans or credit cards for example
When - like Trump - your credit is so screwed that US banks won't touch you and you have to go to "international banking mafia" foreign banks (i.e. Deustche), get back with us.
They both have gave up any moral standing they had here by endorsing Hillary. You can't endorse what you claim to despise and still expect anyone to take you seriously.
Whatever, a Trump supporter speaking of moral standing. Give me a break, the con artist who doesn't even release his freaking taxes and defrauded thousands of people with a fake University and failing projects.
Trump is one of the same. the only difference is that no one is exposing his emails and he has never had a chance to be in government. He had no problem sending jobs overseas, hiring illegals and buying politicians. what makes you think that suddenly he is gonna have a conscious? Magic? Orange koolaid?
Whatever, a Trump supporter speaking of moral standing.
I don't support Trump. I voted for Sanders but I have lost all respect for him. I'm voting for Stein.
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Give me a break, the con artist who doesn't even release his freaking taxes and defrauded thousands of people with a fake University and failing projects.
Trump is one of the same. the only difference is that no one is exposing his emails and he has never had a chance to be in government. He had no problem sending jobs overseas, hiring illegals and buying politicians. what makes you think that suddenly he is gonna have a conscious? Magic? Orange koolaid?
None of that excuses the two faced actions of Sanders and Warren.
A "global banking cabal", eh - gee, what does that remind me of?
So you believe there isn't any influential group of international bankers?
Ever looked at the participants of the Bilderberg conference? There's more "capital partners" and banks represented than people who actually create anything.
So you believe there isn't any influential group of international bankers?
Ever looked at the participants of the Bilderberg conference? There's more "capital partners" and banks represented than people who actually create anything.
Read much history? I do recall one mass agitator in particular who railed against "the global banking cabal", and it didn't end well.
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