it seems like many bankster resignations are related to criminal charges, as bankster bureaucrats are being arrested around the world
scare tactic, misinformation, reason to believe in ourselves? time will tell. this is the year 2012, and my ancestors understood the longer cycles of the heavens. yep – the future could be far different than many people can now imagine.
Mass Arrests of 10.000 Global Cabal Members – 2012. 25/3/12 “450 RESIGNATIONS FROM WORLD BANKS, INVESTMENT HOUSES, MONEY FUNDS” /&/ “20,000+ extra resignations that no one is reporting ” Friday, March 16, 2012 – Update that explains how a much larger number of resignations/house arrests are visible using data from the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission).
A valuable source that is tracking the resignation count and documents a full listing of the known 450 resignations with details. (25/3/12)
(Previous update as of 15/3/12 was at 358 known Resignations)
In this episode, Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, discuss global economic passengers strapping on the parachutes to protect themselves from central bankers going berserk and the rich getting richer. In the second half of the show Max talks to Aaron Krowne of ML-Implode.com about transferring fraudulent mortgages to the Federal Housing Administration and getting SLAPPd for reporting on it.
U.S. President Barrack Obama Refuses Committment to Halt Arms Sales to Drug Cartels
“We have a responsibility to make sure not only guns but also bulk cash isn’t flowing into Mexico, and obviously President Calderon takes very seriously his responsibilities to apply effective law enforcement within Mexico,” Obama added.
For his part, Calderon acknowledged the political reality that it is unlikely that American gun laws will be tightened amid the run-up to the November 6 U.S. election, in which Obama is seeking a second term in office.
“I understand the internal problems from the political point of view,” Calderon told a White House news conference with Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, also referring to the right to bear arms enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.
“But I know that if we don’t stop the traffic of weapons into Mexico … then we are never going to be able to stop the violence in Mexico,” he said, noting there were around 8,000 gun stores along the U.S.-Mexican border.
Mexico wants the United States to do more to reduce the use of illegal drugs by Americans and curb illegal arms shipments as well as cash flow to Mexican gangs.
Turf wars between Mexican drug gangs have spread beyond smuggling hot spots along the U.S. border and increasingly brutal violence has sapped confidence in the country’s security forces, harming its international standing.
President Obama has done little to silence criticism over his continuation of the Bush II’s “Fast and Furious” program, which provided arms to drug cartels in Mexico with the stated intention of tracking them to their ultimate destination and lead investigators to the headquarters of drug lords. Little effort was made to keep track of the weapons, and thousands of weapons, including high-powered guns capable of bringing down aircraft and stopping armored vehicles have made their way into the hands of murdering thugs.
In early 2011, Senator Charles Grassley (R-IA) requested an ATF briefing. The agency refused. Congress has now issued a subpoena summoning ATF to report on the Fast and Furious program.
Meanwhile, U.S. government officials are attempting to deny being involved without actually confirming that the operation took place. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano did not deny allegations concerning the program, but claimed she found out about the operation only after Agent Terry’s murder and had no information regarding the participation of Customs agents.
In the hot seat, Attorney General Eric Holder assigned an inspector general to investigate. President Obama defended Holder twice — on Univision and CNN — stating that neither he nor Holder knew about the operation.
The investigation will result in one of two conclusions, neither positive for the attorney general. The first is that Holder authorized an operation that likely violated U.S., Mexican, and international law and armed dangerous drug traffickers.
The second is that the head of the Justice Department is presiding over rogue staff that decided not to tell their boss about an operation that poses major legal, ethical and diplomatic breaches.
One step the President has taken to quiet critics of the program was to have an agent who spoke out about the program fired. See previous post:
Despite BP’s fancy multi-million dollar ad campaign saying everything is okay, the Gulf and its people are still reeling from the impacts of the worst environmental disaster in US history.
Fishermen are out of work; shrimp and oyster harvest numbers are way down; marine mammals, especially dolphins, wash in on a daily basis, dead; Gulf fish with lesions consistent with exposure to oil toxins are increasing rapidly; humans, especially those who worked on BP’s “vessels of opportunity” programme are sick and tests reveal high levels of hydrocarbons in their blood; social problems associated with communities who have been exposed to a disaster are on the rise; and on and on and on. The damages resulting directly from BP’s drilling disaster are real, they are current and they are widespread.
For some along the Gulf coast, the recent partial settlement between BP and the plaintiffs’ steering committee is big (and hopefully good) news, but this step does not resolve any of the legal issues surrounding environmental damage and large-scale restoration of the Gulf.
BP and their co-defendants remain on the hook for fines, stemming from the Clean Water Act and other environmental laws, of potentially more than $20bn – and the government must hold BP and others fully accountable for damages to the marine ecosystem, our coasts and wildlife.
While a prolonged trial pitting federal, state and local governments against BP looks likely, it is imperative that Congress act quickly to ensure Clean Water Act fines resulting from the BP drilling disaster are directed to restoration of the Gulf environment.
The first Clean Water Act settlement with a BP drilling disaster related entity, MOEX, directed less than 25 per cent of fines towards Gulf conservation initiatives, an unacceptably low precedent. BP will also still need to pay an as-of-yet undetermined amount for the Natural Resources Damage Assessment and subsequent recovery efforts that come out of that process, which is designed to return the Gulf environment to its pre-disaster state.
“BP and their co-defendants remain on the hook for fines, stemming from the Clean Water Act and other environmental laws, of potentially more than $20bn…”
The announced partial settlement does not address protecting the Gulf from future disasters. Any potential settlement between government and BP should include funding for a Gulf of Mexico Regional Citizens’ Advisory Council to give impacted communities a voice in ensuring that oil and gas operations pay proper heed to safety and environmental laws.
Inside Story Americas – Is the US oil spill issue really settled?
British oil giant BP’s settlement may have satisfied thousands of victims of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill but it has not settled many remaining crucial issues. What’s next? Guests: Randa Fahmy Hudome, Tyler Suitors, Monique Harden.
President Obama has done little to silence criticism over his continuation of the Bush II’s “Fast and Furious” program, which provided arms to drug cartels in Mexico with the stated intention of tracking them to their ultimate destination and lead investigators to the headquarters of drug lords. Little effort was made to keep track of the weapons, and thousands of weapons, including high-powered guns capable of bringing down aircraft and stopping armored vehicles have made their way into the hands of murdering thugs.
