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  Krishna Kalki September 15, 2014 at 3:30am

  More about Banksters:
  Meet the wolves of Canary Wharf
  The stories of bankers and traders running up £15,000 bar tabs for one night out are all true, Alex says, but for those seeking someone with a lifestyle akin to the Wolf of Wall Street he suggests moving away from the City and and towards Mayfair. “There’s a world that’s much more hidden and ten times crazier than anything in the City; that’s where the family offices are, organisations that have a couple of guys who bounce around assets to preserve the wealth of a family.”
  
  Alex knows about this world first hand, as he has worked with a selection of Azerbaijani, Saudi and UK families since leaving Canary Wharf (he also blogs about his previous career at theibanker.com and is writing a Devil Wears Prada-style novel about a new recruit to the sector which is set to be released later in the year). “When you talk about extravagance in the banks, it’s about going and spending $30,000, $40,000 one night at a restaurant. But, for example, there’s a billionaire in Mayfair who has more than 15 escorts on a permanent retainer. It’s a harem, they’re always around.
  
  “There’s another family I knew where the father wasn’t so active, was a bit laid back, so the children would just use the private jets to go wherever they wanted. Every weekend they would gather a group of girls and fly them off to some part of the world.”
  Read More @
  http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/thinking-man/10574158/Meet-the-wolve...
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  Krishna Kalki September 15, 2014 at 2:56am

  Just one incident :
  A BBC reporter went undercover at Barclays Bank,
  showing on BBC 1 9pm Wednesday 21 March.
  
  She uncovers how Barclays have ripped off their customers and show no remorse.
  I have not seen the full thing yet, but trailers portray how customers accounts are 'upgraded ' with the cost of a monthly payment without thier knowledge or consent.
  How low can Barclays go before we the public bin them.
  
  Last month they annouced closing down the Manchester branch at the loss of hundreds of jobs to get cheaper workers in India.
  
  Read more @ http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/archive/index.php/t-198410.html
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  Acute Observer September 13, 2014 at 1:02pm

  "Banks Train Their Staff On How To Cheat Customers"
  
  Which bank?
  Where's your proof?
  
  
  "Go into any bank and they want IDs from you ...a passport, driving licence and some bills."
  
  Yeah, otherwise I could tell them that I am You and then steal all your money. ;)
  
  
  "BUT YOU SHOULD GET THEIR IDs AND PHOTOGRAPHS AS THEY ARE WOLVES IN DISGUISE."
  
  Nothing stops you from doing that today. You have a right to know the details of your bank staff. But, you'll have to EXCERCISE that right as well.
  Take pictures and write down the names the next time you're at your bank. They may protest but that's about all they can do.
  They can not stop you.
  
  
  "Under that nice expensive suit or dresses are WOLVES and FOXES IN DISGUISE"
  
  The same could be said about You. You look like an Infinite Forgiver but in reality, you're prosecutor, judge and executioner all rolled into one Krshna-suit. Now that's Something. ;)
  
  
  "Bank Staff are one of the most corrupt beings in the World"
  
  We're still waiting for you to proove that. I have relatives high up in the european central bank. Proove to me that they are evil manipulators and I'll deal with it/them. :)
  
  
  "...if you see them in the streets or shops you have full right to insult them as they cheat innocent people"
  
  And there he is, the executioner.
  You have no proof, you haven't mentioned anyone by name but instead you judge the whole group of people to be unfit and validates us to behave badly towards them.
  And the main difference between you and a psychiatric freakshow  from this perspecitve, is exactly what?
  
  
  If you behave badly towards someone you THINK is evil but have no proof against, you yourself will immediately become the evil one.
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  Mischa September 12, 2014 at 7:31pm

  Making claims/statements with no evidence. Thread will  derail into yet another conspiracy circle jerk. Yes agree banks are quite bad in their intentions, but perhaps you could provide something a little more substantial to back it up?

  Since when do you make an accusation like that without supporting it? Not sure what you are trying to achieve.
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  Suiris September 10, 2014 at 3:25am

  Insult them? Violence? Why? You're just making  them stronger. Remember, they feed on negative emotions. Well, we're all vampires to some degree. I feed mostly on Love, eventhought most of time I'm open to offer my blood to the one I love. With "blood" I meant love. Feelings, emotions.

  Back to the point. The whole monetary system was made having "control over society" in mind, so yeap. Banks, not a good thing. Money is the main problem here tough, that subtle slavery system that most "people" keep "working" for.
  
  It's like "I woke up early on the morning to go to my work. I'm a model citizen. Look at me, I'm so proud of myself. So indoctrinated... so generic" Not everyone is like that of course, but there're "some" that often make me wonder "Are they some sort of artificial intelligence?" Which wouldn't surprise me, this system is trying to keep "human beings" away from their "essence" It's like if some folks within this "society" were actually lacking a Soul. They've been imprisoned inside their own brains. On that cold left corner. So greyish... so machine-like.

  A huge amount of "human beings" do still worship this slavery tickets, they spent most of their lifes after this piece of subjective conditioning, many of them die for this illusive amount of what? Same with news on main media, religion, farmaceutics, communication and radiation, poison in foods, water, etc. Condition and distraction... It's ridiculous. It's like a really bad movie, boring, which keeps dragging along. But with this little detail, as opposed to cinemas, each expectator here is the director and producer as well.

  Well... I was 4 or 5 years old and this was already pretty obvious to me. It didn't feel right. But despite my creepy first impression on humanity "They look so alive, I'm proud of myself" the next thing I thought was... there's something wrong going on with this "society" It feels like a huge world-wide prison instead. It was like an ant farm in front of my all-seing eye.

  Then they tried to push education on me, and it was like... "What?" "Wait a second, I'm everything that there's and ever will be. No, I'm even more than that. I'm the perfect zero. So why do you ask me that?"

  Watchers have been led to believe that this little piece of nothingness IS "reality" when Reality is out there, inside of you, where everything, and I say "absolutely everything" is possible. But in this cheap theater, between rules like prisons, slandered by this fake sense of dichotomy, fighting against themselves, starving for truth, there's no place for truth, unless you wake up. There's still quite a bit of "consciousness" that haven't realized, yet, what's out there, inside themselves. They just think they're just that... a lie... a human being.
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    Malcolm > Suiris September 10, 2014 at 5:26am

    SURIUS, I DISAGREE. Money is not the main problem, the problem involves those individuals you call "vampires" who push money.  You are using the same analogy as the gun-grabbers in the U.S. Congress; "people don't kill, guns kill."  I got news for you: money isn't the problem, it's the individuals addicted to money that is the problem.

     As far as the best way to end this "cheap theater production" (as you call it) try consider getting involved and manually turning off the film projector and arrest the individuals responsible for this fraud, regardless of whether or not they legally feed off of negative energy of people or illegally feed off of the bank accounts of that which contains that horrific apparatus called money (and of which depends on what you call as "money"). 
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  Malcolm September 10, 2014 at 2:40am

  U.S. banks are sources of notes of U.S. government indebtedness (called Federal Reserve Notes), and there is an old expression: "the last and final act of every government run by criminals is to loot the public."
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  Krishna Kalki September 9, 2014 at 11:29pm

  Where they have more security you will usually find more corruption inside.