JP Morgan Chair, Jamie Dimon, made calls to members of Congress during spending bill vote. How much money did he promise? Why isn’t Director of FBI investigate this possible bribery and corruption?
Posted on | December 13, 2014 | 3 Comments
Yesterday, Talk Show Host Laura Ingram predicted, just as I did, that GOP will lose votes in 2016 because they sold out their voters in this spending bill. Many voters write the same to me. Below is an e-mail from a voter stating the same, she no longer want to vote for Republicans. Speaker for the traitors, Boehner, and 218 of his cohorts from both parties, who voted for the mega-theft spending bill, are banking on the money they will get from the large donors. Current $32,000 minimum was raised 10 times, so they fill that with all that money they can bamboozle enough idiots, they no longer need money from us, American citizens, to win elections, they will have enough money from billionaires to buy votes of uneducated voters.
Also, a number of members of congress reported to the media that the Chairman of JP Morgan, Jamie Dimon, was calling them, was whipping them into voting “YES” together with Obama, Boehner and Stenny Hoyer. The public has a right to know how much money did Dimon offer these corrupt congressmen, both Republican and Democrats, to sell out the whole nation and agree to expose us, the taxpayers, to 303 trillion of derivatives debt? Does anyone know, how much money did he promise them? Why isn’t Director of FBI, James Comey, investigate this matter? Was there a direct bribery by Dimon? How much other billionaires, led by Mark Zuckerberg, promise these corrupt scoundrels to finance amnesty of millions of illegals, to give full funding to HHS, to issue millions of Social security cards to millions of illegals, so they can get billions in benefits?
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Co-President Dimon Whipped Dem Votes For Shameful Wall Street Bailout BillCrooks and Liars – 22 hours ago
“I think we got hurt when Jamie Dimon and the president started to whip,” Waters told reporters after the vote.
- Government by Wall Street: JPMorgan CEO whipped votes for last night’s spending bill
Salon – 23 hours ago
| Judith Bailey |
Submitted on 2014/12/12 at 6:34 pm
I voted straight Republican in this last election and after they passed this budget I am begining to think I made a bad mistake. Funding for Obamacare and for amnesty and millions to assemilate or what I can understand to settle illegals into the communities. Why should my tax dolllars be paying anything to any illegals. I can barley keep my own family fed like most middle class families. I do not know if I will even vote in the next election, unless my Representative can give me a good reason for doing what they said they would not do. I am sick of both parties and much more the Republicans for not standing up for us. |
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December 13th, 2014 @ 6:18 am
More Corruption:
Barnhardt.biz
Financial Analyst Ann Barnhardt:
IRS Seized Bank &
Pay Pal Accounts;
Obama Probably Indonesian National
Financial Analyst Ann Barnhardt joined Andrea Shea King yesterday morning for a special edition of Radio Patriot and gave an update on her two year long tax strike.
Barnhardt said both
her checking account and PayPal account were seized by the Internal Revenue Service
and she expects to be imprisoned.
She reiterated that
the constitutional republic is dead
and no longer legitimate, noting that
Obama is probably an Indonesian national
December 13th, 2014 @ 6:47 am
I’ve heard the name of Ann Barnhardt, but I do not know much bout her. What is her education, profession, what does she do for a living? Does she have a family, children, how old is she?
December 13th, 2014 @ 6:55 am
An interesting account of her life.
She is a commodities broker and has a degree in Animal Husbandry and Agricultural Economics:
https://www.barnhardt.biz/about/