Full-Blown Civil War Erupts On Wall Street: As Reality Finally Hits The Financial Elite, They Start Turning On Each Other

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The financial elite control everything... when it collapses you better believe it was by design and will only serve the elites purposes.

It's a dog eat dog world!

This is good but if you add up the numbers it doesnt even make 1% of what these theives have stollen in backend bailouts from their boy Cash from helicopters Bernanke. LOL No one will do jail time. The banks own the US government period. This is like when a state troopers wife gets a speeding ticket. It will be dismissed with a parking on the parade grounds ticket. Government Sachs will protect its team Obango. LOL This was done to calm the people into thinking banking is now legitimate again. Dont be fooled its all a pyramid scheme and guess what you are all the way down on the bottom of the pyramid.

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The financial elite control everything... when it collapses you better believe it was by design and will only serve the elites purposes.

As always, large fines will be paid, nobody will go to prison and business will continue as always.

True, but lets Criminalise them, see how they like it

Criminalise them in the eyes of the Constitution...

FHA Files a $196 Billion Lawsuit Against 17 Banks

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), as conservator for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises), today filed lawsuits against 17 financial institutions, certain of their officers and various unaffiliated lead underwriters. The suits allege violations of federal securities laws and common law in the sale of residential private-label mortgage-backed securities (PLS) to the Enterprises.

Complaints have been filed against the following lead defendants, in alphabetical order:

1. Ally Financial Inc. f/k/a GMAC, LLC – $6 billion

2. Bank of America Corporation – $6 billion

3. Barclays Bank PLC – $4.9 billion

4. Citigroup, Inc. – $3.5 billion

5. Countrywide Financial Corporation -$26.6 billion

6. Credit Suisse Holdings (USA), Inc. – $14.1 billion

7. Deutsche Bank AG – $14.2 billion

8. First Horizon National Corporation – $883 million

9. General Electric Company – $549 million

10. Goldman Sachs & Co. – $11.1 billion

11. HSBC North America Holdings, Inc. – $6.2 billion

12. JPMorgan Chase & Co. – $33 billion

13. Merrill Lynch & Co. / First Franklin Financial Corp. – $24.8 billion

14. Morgan Stanley – $10.6 billion

15. Nomura Holding America Inc. – $2 billion

16. The Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC – $30.4 billion

17. Société Générale – $1.3 billion

These complaints were filed in federal or state court in New York or the federal court in Connecticut. The complaints seek damages and civil penalties under the Securities Act of 1933, similar in content to the complaint FHFA filed against UBS Americas, Inc. on July 27, 2011. In addition, each complaint seeks compensatory damages for negligent misrepresentation. Certain complaints also allege state securities law violations or common law fraud.