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indigopete
10th July 2014, 11:27
Here we go. Fits the usual profile, global IT networking operations, J.P. Morgan, affluent lifestyle, "suicided" along with his wife.
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/julian-knott/6/692/778
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/london-bank-executive-who-moved-to-us-shot-his-wife-dead-before-killing-himself-9596515.html
"Conspiracy" news sites picking up...http://beforeitsnews.com/economics-and-politics/2014/07/v-the-guerrilla-economist-warned-us-another-dead-jpmorgan-banker-whats-coming-next-2467048.html
b.t.w. Max keiser is now measuring in terms of Bitcoin wallets. 1 suicide per 200,000 new wallets apparently.
Wind
10th July 2014, 12:47
It seems that banking has become a dangerous profession these days. But seriously, I just don't buy it that all of these would be "suicides". Even if the money system is immoral, still even bankers are human and I don't think that anyone deserves to be killed. Of course some people may have it coming, but still I feel bad for them. There is something major going on, everyone can sense it.
indigopete
10th July 2014, 13:20
There is something major going on, everyone can sense it.
Things are certainly on a bit of a hair trigger. One little Espirito Santo wobble and billions are wiped off assets in a single morning.
What I'm waiting for is this:
[1] - the financial managers (central banks et al), CANNOT afford the least bit of nervousness to take root about the integrity of the banking sector.
[2] - in the event of that occuring, nothing has to collapse - it can simply be a self fulfilling prophecy because people will start moving their money around and causing a chain reaction of capital flight which will cause capital controls to be implemented which will then only confirm the crisis "status" and lead to further capital flight etc etc
Then you've got a "no going back"situation.
The only safe haven would be commodities and Bitcoin.
EDIT: It's creaking:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4b0ce5ce-0815-11e4-9afc-00144feab7de.html#axzz374T8dxEF
...and this 5 minutes ago...
http://online.wsj.com/articles/espirito-santo-financial-group-suspends-trading-in-own-shares-1404985316
Zaya
10th July 2014, 13:37
I wondered when the lull would end. I have been stewing on these suicides/murders for months (since April? or March? Can't remember) and I keep trying to piece it together in my head. There are so many theories for why this is happening.
So far, these are the theories that make the most sense and are being talked about the most:
1. The bankers really are offing themselves because of the upcoming collapse.
2. The bankers really are offing themselves in a physical sense, but are doing it because of mind control.
3. The bankers are being killed off by someone, but being made to look like suicides for an unknown reason.
4. The bankers are being killed off by their own companies for the life insurance checks.
Number 1 was always my guess, but I am not so sure, you know? The thing I like about theory 1 is that the "why" is answered. It seems to somewhat fit into the general storyline of what is going on right now. However, something just doesn't sit right with me about it. Well, a lot doesn't actually.
2 and 3 are highly likely, but I am still left with the "why?". Why are these men dying/being killed?
Right now, I am voting that the answer is actually somewhere in the middle of all of that. I am wondering if they are not being killed/mind controlled to kill themselves (same thing, really, right?) so that the banks can collect the life insurance policies on them because the banks are controlling the upcoming narrative economic collapse and they want to make sure that they have their hands on the physical cash that comes with these life insurance policies so that they continue to control the narrative of the collapse. Just a thought?
Link to an article about the life insurance policies of these dead bankers being classified information for including "trade secrets" can be found here, if interested: http://rt.com/usa/155712-martens-policies-deaths-jpmorgan/
indigopete
10th July 2014, 13:42
I didn't know about the insurance policy angle. Will take a look at that.
I'd have said your number 3. would be my most likely guess. Bumping a few of them off and making it public would be a way to scare the living daylights out of anyone with "sensitive information" that might aggravate a corruption scandal threatening to surface. Specially since there have been other family members involved.
The Lawnman
10th July 2014, 14:41
If the general public really understood what is going on within the alleged "banking" industry, and how the "banks" take advantage of their ignorance…all "bankers" lives would be impacted similarly.
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