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Big Banks Won't Share The Loot (Are Chase, B of A, CITI and Goldman ripping customers off?) What part of their bank gambling business pays best? Where can these banks we all love make the most? Where have they managed to restrict competition? By trading derivatives with ICE Trust as the host With execs from only nine banks on its governing board Who refuse to let other banks join in the fun - Where Chase, B of A, Citigroup, and Goldman Account for ninety percent of the trading that's done. That hardly seems fair when the country is hurting. Other banks surely deserve part of the loot. Is that what Cantor, McCarthy and Lucas have planned? What if they, like their Masters of No, don't give a hoot? How can that be? Weren't derivative buyers Some of the most generous re-elect-the-bums donors? If so, letting our favorite bank institutions Rip them off ranks with the greatest of boners. Should we be surprised Cantor's Coven of Wiches Would mix ideology with corporate greed And double dollops of demonic amendments, Then constantly stir so sane heads can't intercede?
Bob Carlson 1/1/11 To 'A Secretive Banking Elite Rules Trading in Derivatives' To 'Facing WikiLeaks Threat, B of A Plays Defense' To 'How to Derail Financial Reform' To 'The Witch Is Baaaack!' To 'Justice Department Seeks Tougher Derivatives Rules' To 'Derivatives Clearing Group Decides Against Registration' To 'ICE Trust Derivatives' To 'Politicians For Sale' |