Max Kaiser: Why are none of these financial terrorists arrested?

Wall Street and the IMF want to impoverish the people of Greece further by carving up the country and selling off its assets and land because of the financial fraud and corruption. Kaiser wants to know why Henry Paulson and others like him along with all these banking cartels who gamble with the economies around the world and who are financial terrorists……why are none of them arrested? Why are none of them in jail?

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May 09, 2010 @ 13:14:37

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May 09, 2010 @ 00:17:22

I appreciate his asking the obvious. Why aren’t these people even being prosecuted? If you stole a loaf of bread, you would get a minimum 3 years in prison….they stole trillions and went home to luxury.

I did have to laugh at the site of some of these fraudsters being chased down the streets of Greece with clubs. It must be terrifying to somehow find yourself inthe position of prey when you have always been a predator.

Marti

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Jeannon Kralj
May 08, 2010 @ 20:32:20

I find Max Keiser’s commentary not only brilliant but also entertaining, if any of this catastrophe can be entertaining.

I have tried to read and learn about all of this although I do not have a lot of money and certainly am not vested in Wall Street financial instruments, only indirectly through my teacher retirement fund.

Yes, Max is great to call a spade a spade. To call these people criminals, fraudsters, no good niks, terrorists and treasonous.

I really feel that Wall Street and banking have been giant fraudulently operating entities for decades. It is just that now with frontrunning and derivatives and selling short and the bailouts, the whole big rotten ball of fraud can no longer be hidden from view.

I read a great article that summarizes how what we are seeing in the media now is sort of theatre to each give the other side sort of plausible deniability so that neither sides blows the lid off the entire thing. Each side looks like they are really fighting the other side and each side is making themselves look moral and good, but both sides are really one side and that side needs to keep the giant fraudulent charade up at all costs. The article seems unnecessarily full of profanity and vulgarity, but it is still a good article.

http://uruknet.info/index.php?p=m65575&hd=&size=1&l=e

Confessions Of A Wall St. Nihilist: Forget About Goldman Sachs, Our Entire Economy Is Built On Fraud
by Mark Ames

April 30, 2010

When one comprehends the vastness of the fraud and its duration over such a long time, it is kind of surrealist to see all the fraudonomics theater going on in our media. One would think the game would be over.