JPMorgan Chase - first bank takedown by Obama? $13 Billion fine





One of the little reported stories that is a really big deal is the recent 

proposed $13 Billion settlement with JP Morgan/Chase. Just as the IRS 

targeted those who would interfere with the regime’s forward march, this bank  
has felt the long fingers of Eric Holder’s Justice Department.  Why should we care?
 Because for Obama to achieve his final objectives, he must take over the 
banking system.

While complaining and trying to demonstrate the evilness of the banking 

system, Obama is complicit in their consolidation.


Here is a prime example. All the stories that I find give rave reviews for the 

hit given out by the Justice Department.

After all, didn't they cause the financial meltdown in 2008? But wait, I was 

lucky enough to watch Fox News give a very different take on what is going down.

 First, let’s see what happened when they dared to criticize Obama.

 Yes, they can absorb the fines, but the lesson has been given. Why $13 Billion?

 Why not $100 Billion?

 Later the interview: Here’s a list of what the fines and settlements have cost 

JPMorgan Chase to date in the fallout of the 2008 financial crisis, not including
the tentative settlement reached with the Justice Department Saturday of $13
billion 


 Oct. 2013: $100 million.

Sept. 2013: $920 million

Sept. 2013: $389 million 

 July 2013: $410 million

 January 2013 and Feb. 2012: $1.8 billion 

November 2012: $296.9 million

August 2012: $1.2 billion

April 2012: $20 million

 August 2011: $88.3 million

July 2011: $228 million

 June 2011: $153.6 million

April 2011: $56 million 

June 2010: $48.6 million 

Breakdown of fines over at USA Today. Interview on Fox with Charles Gasparino


 

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