Pathetic: That We Must Tell This So Called Democratic President To Hold Bank Fraudsters Accountable
The segment asks Obama to "ditch the deal with the banks" and invites readers to email Obama with the message: "No sweetheart deals in the State of the Union for big banks. "
Here's just an example of what you'll find.
From R.J. Eskow:
"The Obama White House continues to push for a settlement that would let bankers avoid being punished - or even investigated - for a wave of mortgage-related crimes that includes perjury, tax evasion, and several types of fraud.[1]
"Despite the President's new-found populism - rhetorically, anyway - officials in his Administration continue to push an unfair deal designed to conceal the financial Crime of the Century.
"The Financial Times reported on new details of the proposed settlement, whose stated purpose is to punish banks and reduce the amount of money owed by underwater homeowners. But it's increasingly clear that the deal wouldn't help homeowners very much and wouldn't punish bankers at all.
"Banks could lower those loan balances by reducing the amount owed on mortgages owned by investors and not by the bank itself. [Note: for more details on this aspect check out Naked Capitalism's "Obama to use pension funds of ordinary Americans to pay for mortgage 'settlement' "] That's what Bank of America is accused of doing as part of an $8 billion settlement it reached in 2008. This deal would set the stage for a repeat performance.
"This proposed deal is still unfair, unjust, and very unbalanced. And it has the Administration's fingerprints all over it."
And while this action campaign is on target, it also speaks volumes about this DINO president that people must demand that this nominally Democratic president uphold the common good.
However, Obama surrounds himself with one percenters as I indicated on Friday with this:"Reuters discovers that AG Holder deeply linked to big banks" as the 1% protect the 1%.
Those one percenters do the bidding of other one percenters, so it is with good reason I called this "The Wall Street Administration" in a recent posting.




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