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The MESSAGE -- loud and CLEAR
by megaphone - CommonDreams Saturday, Jan 25 2014, 10:02pm
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Crooked Wall St Banker, Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan, receives 74% pay increase, not reprimand for his failures and criminal activity -- so choke on that slaves and spineless jellyfish; 'WE' can do what we want anytime we want, you despicable, gutless, cringing, gentile cowards.

Zionist criminal Banker, Jamie Dimon
Zionist criminal Banker, Jamie Dimon

The contempt with which proven financial fraudsters and Zionist bankers treat the largely Christian masses is beyond measure but correlations are easily found in Joshua and Deuteronomy, the ideological text of the Jews -- what a surprise!

From another perspective, it is recorded by psychologists that the abused respond with passivity to more abuse not less until a catharsis occurs -- so CHOKE on all the good news you pathetic American slaves; EAT SHIT America, cos Wall St Zionist Bankers have plenty more to feed you:


Story from CommonDreams follows:

JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon Rewarded With 74% Pay Increase
by Andrea Germanos

Neither the bank's paying $20 billion in fines last year nor criminal behavior a barrier Dimon's $20 million compensation

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has been rewarded with a 74% pay increase, despite criminal activities by the company he directed that resulted in $20 billion in penalties last year.

The $20 million compensation package for 2013 awarded by the board includes a $1.5 million base salary—unchanged from last year—and "$18.5 million worth of restricted stock that will vest over the next three years as his 2013 bonus," CNNMoney reports.

Dimon received $11.5 million in compensation for 2012, compared to $23 million in 2011, following the "London Whale" bets that cost the company over $6 billion.

In November, the bank inked a widely criticized $13 billion settlement deal with the Justice Department for misrepresenting the quality of mortgages in mortgage-backed securities in the lead-up to the financial crisis.

William K. Black, author of The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to Own One, writes at New Economics Perspectives that:
Dimon led JPMorgan while it committed what government investigators have identified as over 15 frauds, most of them massive. [...] These frauds represent the greatest financial crime spree the government has ever identified. I am not counting the frauds of Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual (WaMu).

[...]

JPM’s board has proven for years that it is spineless, unethical, and dedicated to Dimon’s interests.
As Firedoglake's DSWright puts bluntly,
Dimon was able to break the law continually and exceptionally and face no serious consequences. That is an achievement of sorts isn’t it? If you were the head of a company and were able to break the law continually and never had to seriously pay for it – why not keep you on?
This point is echoed by Black, who writes that:
The regulators have used feather dusters when it comes to elite bankers – and only actions against elite bankers matter. Fines against banks cannot deter frauds by officers. The officers who control the bank are delighted to use bank funds to negotiate deals in which there are large fines – but the government does not prosecute the officers or seek to claw bank their compensation and seek damages from them.
"Dimon proved the rule of law is a joke for the rich, and for that he will be handsomely rewarded," Wright adds.

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