Bank Of America Sets Up Swat Team To Combat Wikileaks

reply to post by pirhanna


humm, a save? if i would buy me a huge pile of precious metals, i wouldn't put it in a safe.
i would do it the old pirate way, and use concrete, find an excellent spot, do you're thing, let some old iron piping stick out of it, and you're safe is more save than a safe!
why do it like that? well, make it big enough so it wont get moved to far (if ever moved) and make it look like an uninteresting pile of concrete.

changes that one will break it apart before you are astronomically small.
and you'll never lose the key or code.
lose you're memory?, well than it wont be much of use to you anyway

Originally posted by pirhanna

Originally posted by Rockerchic4God

BTW, Tuesday Dec. 7 is crash-the-banks day. If anyone has money in BoA, Wells, Chase, Citi, etc. take it all out on Tuesday. This idea was started in Europe but it's quickly catching on here in the USA.

You think $150 would help?
haha I am so living month to month here.

Haha aww poor you. good luck really!
someone lend a buck or a carrot to this guy. a smile will do?

reply to post by purplemer


This makes perfect sense. If you go far enough back into history you will find that the "law enforcement" as we know it now was established to protect the money interest. I can't wait to see what becomes of this. It should be big news indeed, but I doubt the MSM will cover it.

I also wonder if this is the reason the price of silver has 25% vs the price of gold. (It was for a long time you could buy 64 oz of silver for 1 oz of gold. Now it's 48 oz of silver.) A few of the too big to fail banks have sold more silver contracts than the amount of silver that actually exists in the world. Investors now are requesting the bullion instead of a certificate, and the banks are scrambling to buy up silver to keep from defaulting on these contracts.

We already know the Bank conspiracy.

Don't blame the Banks. They were forced to give mortgages in 2005 to illegal immigrants. HUD reported years ago that +5 million illegals walked away from their mortgages.

That number is +10 million now. Those illegals bought and sold homes between themselves then split the money and fled America.

It's all out there and open. Just no Americans give a rats that +$6 Trillion now has been stolen....and Congress is he who forced the Banks to let the robbery happen.

WE are going to be paying for it for a very long time.

reply to post by HelionPrime

HAHAHA! SQUEAL LITTLE PIGGIES!!!

I hope whatever Assange releases really puts the boot into the banksters so nobody has any doubt just what a criminal bunch of megalomaniacs they are.

I sure hope they do not assassinate Assange or some how destroy the information.

Too bad this info was not released now

Bank of America getting into defensive mode already?

Damn, they MUST be hiding SOMETHING...Thanks wikileaks, you've already exposed them

Originally posted by Pervius
We already know the Bank conspiracy.

Not to many of us knew about the Drug cartel connection to the big banks in America. Maybe we'll find out their holding Osama's money..Who knows

reply to post by crimvelvet


good thing their living in a cold-war bunker at the moment

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Originally posted by BiGGz
Bank of America getting into defensive mode already?

Damn, they MUST be hiding SOMETHING...Thanks wikileaks, you've already exposed them

Lol you have a fair point there. Why all the premptiveness if they have nothing to hide..

kx

edit on 4-12-2010 by purplemer because: (no reason given)

The FOXBusiness news reporter just tweeted: Bank of America sets up Legal Swat team to combat Wikileaks in case it is the target. If the rumors are true, Bank of America may really need it.

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Setting up a LEGAL swat team...quite a big difference from what was originally inferred.

The Bank of America have come out looking guilty before the leak! If it is another bank, that would be ironically funny.

The world needs more and tighter banking regulations, thats the long and short of it!

I'm thinking about my ex brother in law who retired at 40.

He worked for BoA for 20 years, was at VP level when he retired. His ENTIRE pension fund is in BOA stock, he already took a major hit in 2008.

I'm guessing that if BoA goes under, his pension fund will be worth ZERO. My sister will have the last laugh about her ex husband that has to go out and try and find a real job if BoA goes under.

reply to post by Nebulous73


Well, whats to stop Bank of America from hiring Blackwater? Or any other PMC for that matter to handle it's dirty work?

Originally posted by squirelnutz
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Well, whats to stop Bank of America from hiring Blackwater? Or any other PMC for that matter to handle it's dirty work?

I'm not sure what even the thugs at Blackwater can do to stop internet leaks..
Though they may save a few bankers from getting hung from trees...

reply to post by backinblack



I shoulda read the article before posting because i was thinking they were sending the Swat team at wikileaks..

Should also chill on the action flicks

reply to post by squirelnutz


LMAO....funneh.

Lets hope no violence is caused by all these leaks, it is not the best way to effect lasting changes in the world.

Everybody should boycott bank of America, they are nothing but greedy bastards that now has gotten too big thanks to having one of the owns working as vice president of the US under Obama.

Bank of America got very greedy and bought countrywide for pennies on the dollar while getting very profitable bailouts to pursue their agenda.

Support you local banks and give Bank of America the finger.

Do you guys/gals...not, I don't know, read the original source of the "swat team" quote, because apparently your secondary source edited out "LEGAL Swat team." As the original source says: "Bank of America sets up Legal Swat team to combat Wikileaks in case it is the target."

reply to post by yellowcard


The greedy bastards do not need a "team" to face damages, they got their own US vice president to help with anything they need, probably at the expenses of tax payer dollars.

who knows they get a bailout to pay for the loses that the information in wikileaks will cause.

If all of you that have said you need to leave BofA actually do and then show others why they also need to then you wouldn't have to worry about a bail out or how tyrant a bank can become. It is us who empower these corporations. I left BofA a year ago. It didn't take even an hour of my time.

For those of you interested in the goings-on of Bank of America, I've recently acquired recordings of the Bank of America WorldCom meetings from the early 00's. I'm thinking of digitizing the tapes and posting them here on ATS, because they are very interesting to say the least...

Perhaps the rest of us should set up a swat team to combat Bank of America?
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