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The Department of Treasury is spending $200,000 on survival kits for all of its employees who oversee the federal banking system, according to a new solicitation. As FreeBeacon reports, survival kits will be delivered to every major bank in the United States and includes a solar blanket, food bar, water-purification tablets, and dust mask (among other things). The question, obviously, is just what do they know that the rest of us don't?

The Castros accumulated so much cash offshore in 50 years that now they’ll perhaps spend a few of those hard-earned Dollars, (not the “Cuban Convertible Pesos – CUC,” or the lowly “Cuban Pesos – CUP”) on a tractor or two, . . . umm, oh hang on, America is already a principal supplier of products to Cuba. So what gives? Easy: Banking and credit. The bankers are looking for direct access to the Castro generals, rather than having to circumnavigate around sanctions through European or Canadian banks. While it is entirely possible that Obama is looking for a pretext to close Guantanamo before he leaves office and turn over the land to Castro, the banks don’t much care — they have their eyes on cash.

choff wrote:No cyanide tablets, rope for hanging themselves, skydiving instructions? At least they should have some music to help calm their frazzled nerves.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yge311sFhC8

Following the deaths of 36 bankers last year, 2015 has got off to an inauspicious start with the reported suicide of Chris Van Eeghen - the 4th ABN Amro banker suicide in the last few years. As Quotenet reports, the death of Van Eghen - the head of ABN's corporate finance and capital markets -"startled" friends and colleagues as the 42-year-old "had a great reputation" at work, came from an "illustrious family," and enjoyed national fame briefly as the boyfriend of a famous actress/model. As one colleague noted, "he was always cheerful, good mood, and apparently he had everything your heart desired. He never sat in the pit, never was down, so I was extremely surprised. I can not understand."

choff wrote:The mainstream media in Canada will not report this.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40Jz0LPQAQY

By now, there have been so many banker-related suicides that it has become a moot point of i) tracking them all or ii) trying to find a pattern. And yet, one name continues to stand out: JPMorgan. The bank which has been most prominent among the list of "suicided" bankers notched one more casualty over the weekend when "a JPMorgan Chase & Co. employee strangled and stabbed his wife to death before turning the knife on himself, according to police who are treating the couple’s death in Bergen County, New Jersey as a murder-suicide."

hanelyp wrote:The conspiracy minded might wonder what they knew that someone might wish to silence them about.

krenshala wrote:

hanelyp wrote:The conspiracy minded might wonder what they knew that someone might wish to silence them about.

Or what all they have in common with each other, aside from no longer needing oxygen.

williatw wrote:If I had to guess...maybe they played fast and loose with the wrong kinds of people's money. People not as "forgiving" as the Obama administration/Congress was in the financial crises. The kind of people who might fit one with a pair of cement overshoes; or in the case of high profile people arrange some kind of accident/suicide.