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Religions of Bank Owners

Posted in finances with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , on May 25, 2025 by Drogo

Did you ever wonder what the ratio of Christian to Jewish bank owners really was? Despite the silly Nazi claims that Jews were an evil race, I was curious why the Christian bankers were not being blamed for the Great Depression as much. I have a feeling that it has to do with M.I.C. agencies promoting anti-semetic propaganda through the right-wing political groups they funded, in order to discredit anyone blaming banks for economic problems. So im asking Ai to help me study the ratio of religions in bank ownership, to show that the religion of the bank owners is less important than their class wealth. Poor peasant Jews for example do not benefit from rich Jews running banks, anymore than poor peasant Christians benefit from Christian bankers hoarding all the wealth and running criminal syndicate scams on the public with the stock market and other tools they finance. And lets be clear that Jews are not really a “race” when it comes to banking or Hebrew religion, as the richest members could be new converts with no cultural bloodline consistency or they could have long lines of heritage but no real faith which would make the label debatable among religious sages. I think the rich are aware they need to use banking intelligence assets to stop the lower classes from ever holding them accountable for creating wars, economic depressions, and wealth inequality in general.

Ownership of major banks in the 1930s was diverse, but some key figures had known religious affiliations:

  • J.P. Morgan & Co. – Founded by J.P. Morgan, who was a devout Episcopalian (a Christian denomination).
  • Chase National Bank – Later merged into JPMorgan Chase, but its ownership structure in the 1930s was largely corporate, with no clear religious affiliation.
  • Bank of America – Founded by Amadeo Giannini, who was Catholic (Christian).
  • Deutsche Bank – A major German bank with corporate ownership, but some Jewish banking families, like the Warburgs, had influence in German finance.
  • Barclays – A British bank with historical ties to Christian banking families.

While some banks had founders with religious affiliations, modern banking is largely secular, focusing on financial expertise or corrupt power rather than religious identity.

Ownership of major banks in the 2000s, list key figures with known religious affiliations:

  • JPMorgan Chase – Jamie Dimon, CEO since 2005, is of Greek Orthodox Christian heritage.
  • Goldman Sachs – Lloyd Blankfein, CEO from 2006 to 2018, is Jewish.
  • Bank of America – Kenneth Lewis, CEO from 2001 to 2009, is Christian.
  • Citigroup – Sandy Weill, former CEO, is Jewish.
  • Wells Fargo – Richard Kovacevich, CEO from 1998 to 2007, is Christian.

So recently we have Morgan-Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo run by Christians, (that is 3 out of 5); and Goldman Sachs and Citigroup run by Jews (only 2 out of 5). Banking is totally a class thing, not a religious issue. Take Ken Griffin of Citadel for example, that elite criminal snob is probably atheist, as he does not publicly say if he is religious or not; nor do i care what religion he is because it does not matter. People of any religion can be corrupt and evil, and still even claim to be followers of a “good religion”.

So next time someone tries to say its the Jews running the world with banks, correct them by explaining that the banks are run by the upper class not a religion. If they want more information tell them the ratio of richest owners is basically 3:2 with more Christians being fascist than Jews. How many of those owners are secretly atheist is impossible to know as well.

Banks are run by a CLASS of people, not a religion.

Religion does not matter for the upper class, because Banks are their temples.

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Apes Forever – poem

Posted in Economics, Uncategorized with tags , , , , on February 15, 2025 by Drogo

Apes Forever!!!
We will never stop
each ape a capitalist cop
crayon army hold
shorted but not sold.
Hedgies and brokers collude
“Boycott Citadel dude!”
Fake Kenny G retire
(Banks conspire)

Apes Forever free
fighting for you and me
during mo-ass you will see.
Apes forever strong
smashing it like king kong
price drops, hit the bong.
(ding dong, ding dong)
Apes Forever (Apes Forever)

Transparency and Justice bring
democracy to stocks, sing
forever bold, we hold,
G.M.E. and A.M.C. (we will see)
Not gonna sell until on the Moon,
gonna give you a silver spoon,
gonna get my tendies
so hold if you please.

Apes Forever free
fighting for you and me
during mo-ass you will see.
Apes forever strong
smashing it like king kong
price drops, hit the bong.
(ding dong, ding dong)
Apes Forever (Apes Forever)

Roaring Kitty you are the best
kind and funny memes to jest
Not a dead cat, so have a rest.
Trader Trey where are you at?
You hit short sellers with a bat.
Rich criminals on the mat.
(this is not financial advice)

Apes Forever free
fighting for you and me
during mo-ass you will see.
Apes forever strong
smashing it like king kong
price drops, hit the bong.
(ding dong, ding dong)
Apes Forever (Apes Forever)
Apes Forever (Apes Forever)
Apes Forever (Apes Forever)

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Any Hope for the Stock Market?

Posted in news, stock market with tags , , , , , , , on November 20, 2023 by Drogo

i just heard today that Elizabeth Warren is speaking out about Trump removing some Dod-Frank rules 5 yars ago… wow took the whole market being shorted for 4 years and a presidential election cycle, but there is some hope with new regulations (ive heard of 3 new ways for the SEC to reduce the white collar crime being allowed now)

Citadel is suing the SEC about the new CAT system designed 10 years ago that they are dragging their feet on, but that combined with the rule that market makers should not be also hedge funds, and maybe some other rules getting enforced better maybe might save Capitalism.

Project Popcorn is in its 2nd or 3rd incarnation as an Ape rebellion against stock market corruption. Project Popcorn is an ongoing share count run by a team of Twitter-X Apes. Apes Jordan Optimal and Al from Boston are also suing the crony companies insider trading against AMC to drain wealth from retail investors for MIC and broker-bank hedge funds. The trend when hedgies start to fail, is for them to relabel their company as a “family firm” which like dark-pools, makes the lit exchange fuel for the black-market. Family firms and dark pools are ways for the rich to avoid regulation and break laws legally because they do not have to report what they are doing.

AMCprojectpopcorn.com

[more later]

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2023 World Depression Economics

Posted in Economics, Uncategorized with tags , , , , , on March 16, 2023 by Drogo

Elon Musk has said: “Lot of current year similarities to 1929. I think 2023 is going to be quite a serious recession. It’s going to be, in my opinion, comparable to 2009.”

“Now we’re facing the perfect storm: inflation, stagflation, recession, and a potential debt crisis,” Nouriel Roubini has said.

$2 trillion could be injected into the US banking system by the Federal Reserve’s emergency loan program, JPMorgan says.

Layoffs by U.S. companies over January and February touched the highest since 2009, per Reuters. The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose 21,000 in the week ended March 4, the Labor Department said — the biggest increase in five months. – Unusual Whales

Argentina’s inflation hits 103% year over year. To combat the rising prices and the depreciation of the Argentinian peso, the government of President Alberto Fernandez has subsidized a series of protected foreign exchange rates dedicated to specific sectors of the economy. – Unusual Whales

The corporate news narrative being pushed about the stock market is that “buy-backs” are the problem. It is so disturbing even small new shows are doing it, they have been pushing this narrative (ive heard it a few times), im starting to wonder if hedge funds and market makers who are naked shorting are trying to take buy-backs off the table by scape-goating them. Those criminals refuse to buy shares they “borrowed” to sell to bring prices down.

Meanwhile the Federal Reserve Bank increasing interest rates scares the stock market and threatens to increase unemployment (i guess by making loans more expensive), which Senator Warren pushed back on, but they dont seem to be considering better ways to fight inflation. Unemployment just creates more desperation, which does make them accept lower wages and worse working conditions, but does not bring down inflation because the rich and most desperate will still pay more for things that are scarce and in high demand. US banks borrowed $164.8 billion from the Federal Reserve over the past week, a new record.

An estimated 20,000 securities are being illegally shorted into bankruptcy by predatory financial institutions, while U.S. regulators look the other way. This is unprecedented since the last Great Depression after the crash of 1929. A wise economist would suggest if the FED was trying to stabilize the market they would restrict or ban short selling, because of so much uncontrollable naked shorting. But the shorting pandemic is the weapon of the rich to drain liquidity from the poor, so our plutocrats have no desire to reduce their profits or harm their donors. Insane corporate media has not been able to admit their illness from their addiction, despite that it infects us all and makes all other problems worse for the 99%.

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