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Originally Posted by uno
Nah, they just donated 4.6 million to the nypd a few weeks after the protests started.
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The 4.6 million dollars JPMorgan Chase "donated" bought about 700 arrests that night on the Brooklyn Bridge.
As Max Keiser puts it..
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Somebody who is definitely making the connection is Jamie Dimon, the CEO of J.P. Morgan, who last week gave USD 4.6 million to the New York Police Department to beef up police presence on the streets and to crack heads and to violently oppress protesters. So, Jamie Dimon is obviously quite nervous if he feels he has to hire more cops to protect him and his bankers. The same thing is true with Goldman Sachs. They beefed up their security. The people on the street know who the folks that are impoverishing them are. Around the world, they are beginning to touch a tipping point, especially using global technologies, social networking technologies. The economies of scale for the protesters will kick in and we will start to see a global push ack using some innovative ways to decapitalize ? that is to say bankrupt ? the worst offenders in the banking and corporate sector and I expect that to happen in the next few months."