"...Speculation is rife that the series of deaths are connected to some kind of looming financial crisis or a huge legal case targeting bankers for malfeasance, although no definite link has been established."
rife?, looming financial crisis?, huge legal case, bankers/malfeasance?.
This part actually makes sense: "no definite link has been established" so let's speculate instead, I do though like the resurrected:-
The rumors about a financial disaster being orchestrated to help the argument for a one world government
The rumors of agenda21
They were pretty dusty, but even dusted off remain wonderful conspiracy nonsense TH.
"I think the event that indicated a looming financial crisis in Australia was on September the 7th (?) 2013."
Depends on how long looming is (in the eye of the myopic beholder perhaps?) However the ASX 200 has passed judgement as it is 5400 up from 5080 in September and it has lifted 4.3 per cent over the month of February.
Actually B1G your quote (give a man a bank and he can rob the world) is only really applicable when a bank is run by a government (State Banks of Victoria and South Australia?) because whilst I appreciate many do not realise/understand that our trading banks are actually owned by shareholders, (mums and dads), superfunds etc, a lot do not know what return on equity is, just that it is money and they want some of it..
Part of the reason banks attract so much attention, for example compared to the very profitable mining sector, is that their business is mainly domestic. If they are making too much profit, it must be because they are charging us too much. There is very little evidence of this: Australian banks have interest margins which are about average by international standards.
I suppose we (I?) could put ou/my money under the mattress, but what about the lurking red to be found under the bed? Now that is your real field of expertise B1G.
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