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How Obama Protected White-Collar Criminals and Tainted the Justice System in the 2008 Recession

Mar 16, 2022

When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty. –Thomas Jefferson What would the Democratic Party look like today if the administration of President Barack Obama would have prosecuted the senior executives of the nation’s largest financial firms that caused the 2008 recession? Could those prosecutions have prevented the election of Donald Trump? Could those…

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The Citizens of Ukraine are Tougher than Americans

Feb 26, 2022

The Ukrainian people are tougher than Americans. No doubt. Today, the wimpy Dems and the traitorous Republicans are doing nothing to help the Ukrainians. This is certainly not a new development. This is a repeat of what happened in the late-1930s when the Nazis were preparing to invade neighboring nations in the full-scale buildup to…

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How Bad—and Good—Was Sheldon Adelson? Here is a List

Jan 13, 2021

The death of Sheldon Adelson, 87, this week from complications related to non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, marks the end of a milestone in the history of Jewish charitable history. Adelson was a contributor to both right-wing nationalistic causes in the U.S. and Israel, accompanied by extreme generosity to philanthropic institutions. There is no doubt that Adelson…

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IN FINANCIAL SERVICES, MAKING MONEY REMAINS A DIRTY BUSINESS, BUT SMALL CHANGES ARE HAPPENING

Oct 23, 2020

Financial executives are stealing more money at all levels in the banking, brokerage, and insurance industries than ever before. These thefts are happening publicly in the U.S. and worldwide as brazen politicians, bankers, and other complicit white-collar criminals abuse a weakened legal and financial regulatory systems to steal money from shareholders and all levels of…