Recently, the WhiteHats released this video of Lord James of BlackHeath urging the House of Lords to conduct an investigation related to a possible bank heist to the tune of US$ 16 Trillion. This is a very significant measure as it is now put on public record those “wild rumors” being passed around in the alternative media. The White Dragon Society represented by Ben Fulford is also confirming that a March 31st deadline has been set by the Gnostic Illuminati against the Khazarian Satanic Cabal to transfer power over to Prince Harry to effect Global Settlements.
Source: http://eclinik.wordpress.com/2012/02/21/massive-resignations-have-started/
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Massive Resignations Have Started
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The Financial Coup d'Etat (and How to Overcome It)
Catherine Austin Fitts of Solari.com explains how the debt bubble system has been designed to serve a small caste of elite (the "breakaway civilization"). She also discusses how we can invest our time, effort and energy building up an alternative system that fosters true wealth and prosperity. Be sure to listen to the whole interview |
How a financial coup d'etat works
Trillions of dollars are missing from the US government. What's going on? Where is the money? How could this happen? Where are the checks and balances? How much more has gone missing? What would happen if a corporation failed to pass an audit like this? Or a taxpayer? Who is responsible for this? Would your banks continue to handle your bank account if you behaved like this? Would your investors continue to buy your securities if you behaved like this? Learn more: Catherine Austin Fitt's Solari Report
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Rats Leaving the Ship:
Rats Leaving the Ship: Banking Families Are Disappearing
At the 52 minute mark in this February 8, 2012 interview from Project Camelot of Jay Weidner, Kerry Cassidy states, "One thing, which is we got word, is that the contractors in the Boston area are exchanging among themselves that houses are starting to be emptied, and what are in essence banking families are just disappearing, altogether, they're just abandoning their houses..."
Kerry also mentions John Kettler, who has been making some accurate predictions.
John Kettler's website
Massive Wave Of Bankster Resignation
World Bank CEO Zoellick resignsWorld Bank President Robert Zoellick said Wednesday he is stepping down, raising the possibility that a non-American might be chosen for the first time to head the 187-nation lending organization. Zoellick, 58, informed the board he will leave June 30 at the end of a five-year term, during which he led the bank’s response to the global financial crisis. Read more: Link
Anz Bank CFO Australia resigns
The chief financial officer of Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. announced recently that he will resign from the position, a move that will reportedly lead to a significant executive shuffle.
According to MarketWatch, CFO Peter Marriott says he plans to pursue a non-executive career after spending 15 years as the bank's finance chief. Marriott will officially leave the financial institution on May 1, at which time institutional banking head Shayne Elliott will reportedly take over the role.
Nicaraqua Central Bank Pres Rosales resigns
Nicaragua’s Central Bank President Antenor Rosales quit amid differences with President Daniel Ortega over plans to use central bank reserves for the creation of a regional bank for a Venezuelan-led bloc of Latin American nations, known as Alba.
Credit Suisse Chief Joseph Tan resigns
Joseph Tan, chief Asian economist of Credit Suisse Group AG’s private bank in Singapore has resigned. “I have left Credit Suisse,” Tan, who joined the Swiss bank in September 2008, said. “I’m considering my options at the moment.”
GERMAN PRESIDENT Christian Ruff resigns
Germany's president resigned in disgrace yesterday after failing to gag newspapers investigating him over political favours. The resignation of Christian Wulff – a victory for Press freedom – is an embarrassing blow to Chancellor Angela Merkel, who had hand-picked her political ally as president.
Royal Bank of Scotland Austrailin CEO Stephen Williams resigns
ANDREW Chick will step in to lead Royal Bank of Scotland's Australian arm after Stephen Williams quits the role. Mr Williams confirmed yesterday that he will relinquish his position in three to six months
Kuwait Central Bank CEO resigns
The head of Kuwait’s central bank of more than 25 years has resigned, state media said Monday, in the latest shake-up among the Gulf nation’s veteran policymakers as political tensions grow. The official Kuwait News Agency said Sheik Salem Abdulaziz Al Sabah, a member of the Gulf nation’s ruling family, has stepped down after serving as Central Bank governor since 1986.
Slovenia TWO largest Banks CEO's (2) resign
Nova Ljubljanska Banka d.d. and Nova Kreditna Banka Maribor d.d., Slovenia’s two largest banks, are without chiefs as they struggle with mounting bad loans.
Andrej Plos, the chief executive officer of Nova Kreditna Banka Maribor, who took the helm of Slovenia’s second-biggest bank in January, offered his resignation today without giving a reason. Bozo Jasovic, the CEO of the larger Nova Ljubljanska Banka d.d. stepped down in December over the bank’s attempt to sell the holding in retailer Mercator Poslovni Sistem d.d. to the Croatian rival Agrokor d.d.
Bank of India CEO Chaturvedi resigns
Mumbai:Amitabh Chaturvedi quit as managing director and chief executive officer (CEO) of private sector lender Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd on Monday, following alleged differences with the bank’s board on a range of issues relating to business strategies. P.G. Jayakumar, the bank’s executive director, took over as the new managing director and CEO, according to a release from the bank.
Tamilnad Mercantile Bank CEO resigns
A couple of days after Dhanlaxmi Bank's chief executive resigned, the top post in Tamilnad Mercantile Bank has also become vacant. A K Jagannathan, managing director and chief executive of the Tuticorin-based, old generation private bank, put in his papers on Thursday, citing personal reasons.
All of these events are related to a rare astrological alignment:
Expect HUGE Changes With Upcoming Rare Astrological Alignment!
Also, check out: Message from the GFL: Mass Arrests This Week
Are you ready for the ride of your life? Here we go!
BANKING IMPLOSION: MASSIVE CEO RESIGNATIONS SWEEP GLOBE
If one didn’t know better, one would almost certainly think that something huge was about to happen in the world of banking and finance.
Over the past few weeks, a slew of high-level resignations have occurred around the world.
On Wednesday, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said he would be stepping down, raising the possibility that a non-American might be selected to head the 187-nation lending organization for the first time in history.
Zoellick, 58, informed the board he would depart on June 30 at the end of a five-year term, during which he led the bank’s response to the global financial crisis.
In addition to Zoellick:
- ANZ Bank CFO Peter Marriott announced that he would resign
- Nicaragua Central Bank President Antenor Rosales has resigned
- Credit Suisse chief Joseph Tan resigned
- German President Christian Ruff has resigned
- Royal Bank of Scotland‘s Austrailian CEO Stephen Williams resigned
- Kuwait Central Bank CEO Sheik Salem Abdulaziz Al Sabah, a member of the Gulf nation’s ruling family, has resigned
- The CEOs of Slovenia’s TWO top banks have both resigned. Andrej Plos, the chief executive officer of Nova Kreditna Banka Maribor, resigned, as did, Bozo Jasovic, the CEO of the larger Nova Ljubljanska Banka.
- Bank of India CEO Amitabh Chaturvedi has resigned
- A. K. Jagannathan, chief executive at Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, resigned
On top of all this, there is an unconfirmed rumor swirling about that, despite his previous statements to the contrary, Goldman Sachs Chairman and Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein may be about to step down as well.
Is the Eurozone financial crisis to blame for this onslaught of resignations or are we instead seeing a sweeping regime change unfold with regard to who controls the majority of the world’s finances?
One thing is for certain – something big is happening…a changing of the guard of epic proportions.
It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
Grab some popcorn, this should be good.
Related Articles
Over the past few weeks, a slew of high-level resignations have occurred around the world.
On Wednesday, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said he would be stepping down, raising the possibility that a non-American might be selected to head the 187-nation lending organization for the first time in history.
Zoellick, 58, informed the board he would depart on June 30 at the end of a five-year term, during which he led the bank’s response to the global financial crisis.
In addition to Zoellick:
- ANZ Bank CFO Peter Marriott announced that he would resign
- Nicaragua Central Bank President Antenor Rosales has resigned
- Credit Suisse chief Joseph Tan resigned
- German President Christian Ruff has resigned
- Royal Bank of Scotland‘s Austrailian CEO Stephen Williams resigned
- Kuwait Central Bank CEO Sheik Salem Abdulaziz Al Sabah, a member of the Gulf nation’s ruling family, has resigned
- The CEOs of Slovenia’s TWO top banks have both resigned. Andrej Plos, the chief executive officer of Nova Kreditna Banka Maribor, resigned, as did, Bozo Jasovic, the CEO of the larger Nova Ljubljanska Banka.
- Bank of India CEO Amitabh Chaturvedi has resigned
- A. K. Jagannathan, chief executive at Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, resigned
On top of all this, there is an unconfirmed rumor swirling about that, despite his previous statements to the contrary, Goldman Sachs Chairman and Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein may be about to step down as well.
Is the Eurozone financial crisis to blame for this onslaught of resignations or are we instead seeing a sweeping regime change unfold with regard to who controls the majority of the world’s finances?
One thing is for certain – something big is happening…a changing of the guard of epic proportions.
It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
Grab some popcorn, this should be good.
Related Articles
- World Bank President Robert Zoellick to step down in June (telegraph.co.uk)
- Zoellick to leave World Bank in June (money.cnn.com)
- World Bank President Zoellick Resigns (business.time.com)
- World Bank chief Robert Zoellick to step down in June – Washington Post (washingtonpost.com)
White Hats and Lord James of BlackHeath Deliver a Death Blow to The Cabal
Lord James of Blackheath calls for an investigation in the House of Lords in London on February 16 2012, using evidence gathered by the White Hat organization on banking corruption to the tune of 16 trillion dollars.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Systematic Destruction of “Our” Legal System
The Banking Crisis Represents The Destruction of “Our” Legal System
Banks are demonstrating that if you have enough money and influence, you’re not expected to follow the same laws as everyone else.
For several years, I have been writing that extreme economic inequality is among the most destructive forces in a society. As inequality grows, it undermines the effective functioning of the economy, the basic tenets of capitalism, and the foundations of democracy.
Unfortunately, the housing crisis and now the housing settlement increasingly look like an example of how these mechanisms work.
One of the central characteristics of highly unequal societies is that two sets of laws develop: One set for the rich and powerful and one set for everyone else. The more unequal societies become, the more easily they accept the unacceptable, and with each unrebuked violation, the powerful actors at the top of the society gain an ever greater sense of entitlement and an ever greater sense that the laws that govern everyone else don’t apply to them. As a result, their behavior becomes increasingly egregious.
I would suggest that the robo-mortgage scandal is a strong indicator that this type of unequal justice is now becoming ever more commonplace in America. Past bank abuses are typically discussed without a sense of outrage. They have, in effect, become a recognized practice of deception with no consequences. Here are three prominent examples from the past few years:
First, the robo-mortgage scandal was discovered. As powerful members of society, the banks effectively decided what laws they wanted to follow and disregarded others. The banks claimed that their violations were technical and harmed no one. Nonetheless, the activities of the banks constituted massive fraud, perjury, and conspiracy. Bank officials have testified in court that they filed as many as 10,000 false affidavits a month. These are effectively undeniable admissions of law-breaking on a massive scale.
It’s a federal crime, punishable by up of five years of imprisonment, to knowingly file a false affidavit with the court. From the perspective of the law, you are guilty of the same perjury when you falsely testify in court or when you submit a false affidavit. In most states, filing false affidavits with the court similarly constitutes a felony offense of perjury.
timothymccandless | February 19, 2012 at 8:07 am | Categories: I Have a Plan | URL: http://wp.me/pjHsx-14c
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