Money laundering

The untouchables, using uranium and Blackwater Air + this day in history w/the Great White fire and our song of the day by Lana Del Rey on your Morning Monarchy for February 20, 2017.

If you've been following the strangeness in banking over the past few years (and decades for that matter) you'll have noted certain names to…
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Jay Dyer
21st Century Wire
A classic JaysAnalysis interview: Former Asst. Secretary of Housing, Catherine Austin Fitts joins Jay Dyer to discuss the systemic corruption that plagues the U.S. economic sphere. From the black budget to Enron to BCCI and the bailout, Fitts deconstructs how exactly we got into the mess we’re in, including the tie-ins of black markets.

Also posted here on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/posts/big-banks-too-on-5784994 Big Banks Too Rich for Jail: HSBC Whistleblower John Cruz Pulls Back Curtain on Corruption Published Jun 16, 2016 The Deep End episode 011: features an interview with HSBC Whistleblower John Cruz, who describes “The Perfect Crime” and the “Culture of Corruption” he witnessed – including the complicity of the U.S. Justice […]

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Dr. Mazin Quimseyeh, one of the most respected and self-sacrificing Palestinian activists who fights relentlessly for human rights, has posed a question: “What would YOU advise us Palestinians (including leaders) to do?”

Here's the information straight from Rothschild.
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A landmark case about the dirty-money and politics that go into keeping Big Food and Big Biotech afloat was just decided.
Judge Anne Hirsch awarded a summary judgment in a suit brought against the Grocery Manufacturer’s Association by Attorney General Bob Ferguson, finding the GMA guilty of a money laundering scheme that shielded members’ identities as they helped to defeat Washington’s 2013 GMO labeling ballot initiative, I-522, with their donations.

Transparency International (TI) releases its latest report entitled the Corruption Perceptions Index and continues to find that corruption is rife globally and remains a blight around the world. Overall, two-thirds of the 168 countries on the 2015 index did not fare well.
Denmark took the top spot for the 2nd year running for least corrupt, with North Korea and Somalia the worst performers.

November 13, the United Kingdom’s Serious Fraud Office (SFO) announced it was charging 10 individual bankers, working for two separate banks, Deutsche Bank and Barclays, with fraud over their rigging of the Euribor rates. The latest announcement shines the spotlight once again on the scandals and criminal behavior that have come to define the world of global banking.