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| Interest of | • Bronson Cutting • Pierre Jovanovic |
A Bank is a financial institution.
Contents
Official narrative
Banks provide financial services and products which people and companies need. They have been given the right to produce money from thin air by governments, who cannot be trusted with this power.
US Safety deposit boxes
"There are an estimated 25 million safe deposit boxes in America, and they operate in a legal gray zone within the highly regulated banking industry. There are no federal laws governing the boxes; no rules require banks to compensate customers if their property is stolen or destroyed."[1]
Funding for "terrorism"
Widely reported to promote "terrorism",[2] to profit from money laundering, banks are also recported to be reliant upon the illegal drug trade.[citation needed]
Examples
| Page name | Description |
|---|---|
| Banca Nazionale del Lavoro | Big Italian bank |
| Banco Ambrosiano | A bank connected to P2, no doubt used for various illicit purposes. |
| Banco Espírito Santo | |
| Bank Zachodni WBK | Foreign-owned Polish bank |
| Bank of America | Second biggest bank in the US |
| Bank of Montreal | |
| Bank of Scotland | |
| Banque Worms | Influential French bank, especially at the beginning of the 20th century and during WW2. Major part of the deep state banking and industrial cartel the Synarchist movement |
| Basel Committee on Banking Supervision | |
| Brown Brothers Harriman | |
| Central bank | Controllers of currency creation, and therefore the seigniorage profits from the interest system. |
| Chase Bank | |
| Chase Manhattan | Predecessor institution to the current JPMorgan Chase. Rockefeller family. |
| Citibank | |
| Citigroup | |
| Coutts Bank | British private bank with exclusive customer base |
| Credit Suisse | Big bank and asset manager |
| Deutsche Bank | German bank |
| Drexel Burnham | investment bank with unethical and sometimes illegal practices, even by Wall Street standards |
| Edmond de Rothschild Group | |
| European Bank for Reconstruction and Development | |
| Export–Import Bank of the United States | A spooky bank, central in US power projection around the world |
| Indian Springs State Bank | Kansas bank which went bankrupt after being looted by CIA-connected airline owner Farhad Azima |
| Inter-Alpha Group of Banks | A banking cartel created in 1971 by six banks in the European Community, directed from London by Sir Jacob Rothschild |
| JPMorgan Chase | A multinational banking and financial services holding company. Deep state power for more than a century. |
| Kaupthing Bank | Icelandic bank where the government did not guarantee for assets in branches abroad. |
| Lazard Freres | Big money sponsor of the WEF/Young Global Leaders |
| Lehman Brothers | The bank which collapsed in 2008, resulting - according to the official narrative - in the Global Financial Crisis. |
| Mastercard | |
| Morgan Stanley | |
| N M Rothschild & Sons | |
| National Bank of Greece | |
| Nordea | |
| Nugan Hand Bank | CIA front used to launder heroin money and fund the 1975 coup in Australia |
| PayPal | Online payment website |
| Private bank | |
| Private-equity firm | Predatory "Buyout firms" |
| Rabobank | |
| Riggs Bank | A bank used for various illicit purposes. |
| S. G. Warburg | |
| Standard Chartered | |
| Toronto-Dominion Bank | One of the big 5 Canadian banks |
| UBS | Swiss bank many employees of which reportedly suffered a premature death. |
| Vatican Bank | |
| Wachovia | A now defunct bank sold after the Cocaine One drugs bust. |
| World Bank | |
| World Finance Corporation |
Related Quotations
| Page | Quote | Author | Date |
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| Josef Ackermann | “Maybrit Illner: Mr. Ackermann, you are also head of the International Banking Federation. Couldn't you just have made such a demand to all your colleagues who came out of this crisis really clean? Josef Ackermann: I think the same would have happened to me as it did to Mr Herrhausen. [...]” | Josef Ackermann Maybrit Illner | 13 May 2010 |
| George Carlin | “Now, to balance the scale, I'd like to talk about some things that bring us together, things that point out our similarities instead of our differences. 'Cause that's all you ever hear about in this country. It's our differences. That's all the media and the politicians are ever talking about—the things that separate us, things that make us different from one another. That's the way the ruling class operates in any society. They try to divide the rest of the people. They keep the lower and the middle classes fighting with each other so that they, the rich, can run off with all the fucking money! Fairly simple thing. Happens to work. You know? Anything different—that's what they're gonna talk about—race, religion, ethnic and national background, jobs, income, education, social status, sexuality, anything they can do to keep us fighting with each other, so that they can keep going to the bank! You know how I define the economic and social classes in this country? The upper class keeps all of the money, pays none of the taxes. The middle class pays all of the taxes, does all of the work. The poor are there just to scare the shit out of the middle class. Keep 'em showing up at those jobs.” | George Carlin | |
| Bronson Cutting | “The fight against the abolition of the credit power of private banks will be a savage one, for their power as a unit is without equal in the country. Knowing this is why I think back to the events of March 4, 1933, with a sick heart. For then, with even the bankers thinking the whole economic system had crashed to ruin, the nationalization of banks by President Roosevelt could have been accomplished without a word of protest. It was President Roosevelt’s great mistake. Now the bankers will make a mighty struggle.” | Bronson Cutting | |
| Jörg Haider | “What we need is protection from ruinous products, because in reality the banks are a giant mafia which has poisoned the whole world with these products. Everything was transported away from America so to speak and today nobody wants to be responsible. It will be played out again at the expense of the little man, he will lose jobs, he will lose his income. The big men are certainly not going to be punished.” | Jörg Haider | 2008 |
| IGO | “Well after Argentina went bust in 1991 it offered most of its creditors about thirty-five cents on the dollar. About ninety percent of these people accepted that but some of them didn't and they tried to sue the bank In Switzerland because that's where its headquarters, but the Swiss courts and I think also the Swiss Federal Council have said that the bank is founded by an international treaty. It is inviolable: it cannot be sued.” | 2018 | |
| Regulatory capture | “Probably most people would agree that the people paid by the U.S. government to regulate Wall Street have had their difficulties. Most people would probably also agree on two reasons those difficulties seem only to be growing: an ever-more complex financial system that regulators must have explained to them by the financiers who create it, and the ever-more common practice among regulators of leaving their government jobs for much higher paying jobs at the very banks they were once meant to regulate. Wall Street's regulators are people who are paid by Wall Street to accept Wall Street's explanations of itself, and who have little ability to defend themselves from those explanations.” | Michael Lewis | September 2014 |
