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Darrell Issa Takes On Obama Protection of Wall Street
Breaking from profile, Darrell Issa, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, has decided to investigate the “litigation policy” of the Obama Department of Justice “with respect to large financial institutions accused of illegality and fraud.” In a … Continue reading
Italian Legislator: “It Is Not Just about Argentina, But About a Just International Order”
In an interview which will be published in EIR, one of the initiators of the Italian Parliamentary Petition on Argentina said the Petition has already gained a hundred signatures. Fabio Porta, member of the Foreign Affairs Committee and President of … Continue reading
Posted in New Economic Order
Tagged anti-imperial alliance, Argentine Republic, banking regulation, banking separation, British Financial Empire, Buenos Aires, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, debt restructuring, Fabio Porta, Federica Mogherini, Glass Steagall, international solidarity, Just International Order, national sovereignty, new financial architecture, vulture funds
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Austrians Take Bail-In Plan To Court, Leading Cypriot Denounces EU’s Bail-In Theft
Austrians Take Bail-In Plan To Court At least two of the insurance companies that are affected by the planned bail-in at Hypo Alpe Adria Bank, namely Wiener Städtische and Uniqua, have announced that they will take the expropriation legislation of … Continue reading
Posted in Bail-in Policy
Tagged banking separation, Bavaria, Bayern LB, British final solution, British Financial Empire, Carinthia, Cyprus template, deposit robbery, EC-ECB-IMF Troika, Glass Steagall, Hypo Alpe Adria bank, Maria Fekter, Michael Kemmer, Salzburg University, Stefan Griller, Uniqua, Wiener Städtische
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Nearly 600,000 Sign for Glass-Steagall; Petitions Delivered to U.S. Senate
Petitions signed by nearly 600,000 American citizens, calling for Senate action on the 21st Century Glass-Steagall Act, were delivered yesterday afternoon to the bill’s primary sponsor, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), as well as all other United States Senators, asking them … Continue reading
Posted in Glass Steagall
Tagged Americans for Financial Reform, Angus King, banking regulation, banking separation, banksters, casino economy, Credo, crimes of Wall St, Dr. Mitchell Gershten, Elizabeth Warren, John McCain, Maria Cantwell, Progressive Change Campaign Committee, Public Citizen
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EU, Brute?
The knives are out in London, the heart of the British, or more correctly Brutish Empire. As the aftershocks from the election earthquake—set off by the anti-Euro right-wing UKIP party victory in the European Parliament elections on Sunday —rock the … Continue reading
Posted in Empire, EU Dictatorship, Euro System
Tagged banking separation, british coalition government, British imperial expansion, Brutish Empire, collapsing British empire, European Elections Earthquake, Glass Steagall, imperial EU project, Imperial European Union, LibDems, Lord Ashdown, Lord Oakeshott, Nick Clegg, political earthquake, Queen's hitman, SAS commando, Tony Blair, UKIP
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New Legislative Initiative in Italy for a National Glass-Steagall Act
Tuscany City Councilman Gabriele Chiurli has started a procedure for a national Glass-Steagall Act. Italian law allows a local legislative body to introduce national draft bills, which, however, must be first approved by the local legislature—in this case, the Regional … Continue reading
FDIC Vice-Chair Hoenig: “Separate Out Commercial Banks from Those Doing Broker-Dealer Trading Activities”
FDIC Vice-Chair Thomas Hoenig pointed to a number of problems which still threaten the soundness of the U.S. banking system in interview published in the May 20, 2014 CNN/Fortune magazine in an interview with Eleanor Bloxham, CEO of the Value … Continue reading
Bill Clinton: Glass-Steagall Repeal Didn’t Cause Crash, But Deregulation of Derivatives Did
Bill CLinton spoke Wednesday at the Peter Peterson Foundation 2014 Fiscal Summit, interviewed by Gwen Ifill of PBS. Ifill noted the widespread discussion about deregulation, and asked Clinton if he had gone too far in deregulating the economy, contributing to … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Greenspan, banking regulation, banking separation, Bill Clinton, british free trade, casino economy, crimes of Wall St, derivatives gambling, Dodd-Frank, financial deregulation, Glass Steagall, globalization, GSIFIs, SEC, stockholder value, TBTF banks, universal banks
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