The people to whom I refer don't need to increase their capital. They already control most of it anyway. In any case, capital is just digits in a ledger. These folks control the ledgers.
Yes, taking massive losses on real estate is long term thinking. Not taking losses works better, quicker.
They didn't take losses. The taxpayers did. And the Banksters ended up with real assets.
Yes, banking is old. Not sure why you call it a scheme. You didn't pay attention to post #38, did you?
Banking is theft? Don't do it, tovarisch.
Manipulating interest rates and currency for the purpose of gaining control of assets at a fraction of their real value is indeed theft.
Don't blame theft when ignorance makes more sense.
The Banksters aren't ingnorant. They are fully informed, "read in", and very cunning. But their perfidy has caught up with them.
You don't, by any chance, work for the Federal Reserve,do you?
Bilderbergers?
They didn't take losses. The taxpayers did.
Banks lost tens of billions. When taxpayers defaulted on their mortgages. It was in all the papers.
You didn't pay attention to post #38, did you?
I'm sorry, was my ridicule of post #38 too subtle?
Manipulating interest rates and currency for the purpose of gaining control of assets at a fraction of their real value is indeed theft.
Banks do that? It should be harder for them to lose money, if that were the case. Maybe you should call them up and let them know what you know?
You don't, by any chance, work for the Federal Reserve,do you?
I own it.
Bilderbergers?
They didn't take losses. The taxpayers did.
Banks lost tens of billions. When taxpayers defaulted on their mortgages. It was in all the papers.