Tag: bankers

Ron Paul Warns Glorious Leader About Greasy Kike Rats

I was pretty pissed-off about Ron Paul’s statements about Our Glorious Leader during the campaign. I am actually still super-angry, and will never forgive him for it. I also believe libertarianism is a load of goofy autistic nonsense, as a rule. That said, Paul is…

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A Short History of Usury in Europe

Jesus expels the usurers from the temple. What is Usury? Usury is loaning money and asking for more in return than the original amount loaned. Gradually over the years usury has been redefined from being an amount asked for on top of the principle amount…

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Iran Executes First of 5 Bankers for Fraud

Independent May 27, 2014 Mahafarid Amir-Khosravi began his fraudulent activities in 2007 and was able to buy a meat exporting company and football team with the money he stole. A billionaire businessman that was responsible for the biggest bank fraud Iran has ever seen has…

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Jews High on Their Own Supply: Rothschild Heiress Goes Full-Negro

Kate Rothschild, trillionaire heiress with jungle love Jay Electronica. Jews, in their infinite deviousness, have encouraged the worst forms of decadence and depravity in White society. As it turns out, they themselves are less than immune to the effects of this systematic encouragement of indulgence…

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Norway: “No Bank Should be Promised Eternal Life”

The Local February 16, 2014 Øystein Olsen making a speech in Oslo in December. Photo: Nils S. Aasheim/Norges Bank The governor of the Central Bank of Norway (Norges Bank) has called for his country to intensify reforms so that the country’s taxpayer will not have…

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Argentina’s Economy is Collapsing

Bloomberg January 26, 2014 This couldn’t happen here. We assure you. Argentina devalued the peso the most in 12 years after the central bank scaled back its intervention in a bid to preserve international reserves that have fallen to a seven-year low. The peso has…

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