will spend time in jail.

Not one.

(Have I mentioned lately that banks always, always, always, always -- always times infinity -- always get their money?!?)

(That is understood by those who are paying attention...)

The 1% is simply gracious enough to allow those of us who are not among their elite group to on occasion use some of that money in order to make more of it for them.

people the hardest of the hard questions before God allow them to walk through the Gate of Saint Peter. I'm not religious person and I believe in afterlife strongly, oh I can imagine bankers' nervousness on their own deathbed.

So, where are the Bible thumpers?

Like Scrooge said to Marley's ghost. And Marley shook his chains and shouted back at Scrooge: "Business! Mankind was my business! The common welfare was my business; charity, mercy, forbearance, and benevolence were all my business. The dealings of my trade were but a drop of water in the comprehensive ocean of my business!"

Our business people seem to have never learned that lesson. We need a Charles Dickens for this age to remind us of the evils of greed, of horrible working conditions, of starvation wages, of child labor, of slavery to debt, of indifference and cruelty toward the less fortunate.
Our wealthy elites act as if they really believe of the poor "if they are like to die, perhaps they should do so, and decrease the surplus population."

but since they ARE bankers, it's still called theft, extortion, usury, but it's not prosecuted.

Tells it like it really is, not as Republicans want you to believe. They seem to be under the impression that 99% of rich people get their money through honest, hard work and 1% through inheritance.

I only hope people wake up and take up some understanding about what we are undergoing. What really gets me is that they are doing this right in front of everyone with no shame at all. I mean ...for one...our government bailed out these parasitic sociopaths ...and for two ...our economy is now dependent on war.

The food prices issue bothers me a lot. People need to eat. They're taking advantage.

These assholes are not building anything. They're not providing any service. They are not creating jobs. They are not making any sort of contribution to benefit society in any way. They are not "investors". They are speculators.

- paraphrased from Oliver Stone's Wallstreet. He painted with some broad strokes, but he wasn't wrong.

The rich are so blinded by their own greed, they cannot see the suffering of other human beings nor the hollowed out sickly society from which they are trying to suck the last few drops of blood. They can not see their own fate approaching them.