YET MORE BANKSTERS “SUICIDED”…

I may perhaps be forgiven my preempting any conclusions to be argued here, by titling this article "Yet  More Banksters 'Suicided'"... In fact, it could be argued that I am making two assumptions, not only that they are being "suicided", but that they are "banksters" to begin with. To clarify the latter point, in today's world, where a criminal British bank keeps sending me form letters to accept their usurious credit cards, and which I keep refusing (using their return postage paid envelopes to send my angry form letters demanding that they cease and desist perstering me with their crummy offers and to participate in their criminality), I assume that banking is now more or less a "family business" rather like the Mafia, and some members of the family may be relatively isolated from the family business; others, like Michael Corleone, might be pressured by circumstances to take "a more active role." As for so many banksters taking walks off of roofs, yes, I do think this is a pattern, and not accidental. After all, even though all the families are involved in the same criminal business, and cooperate in it to rig markets and rates (think LIBOR here folks), they also turn the guns loose on each other, make each other wear concrete boots for a walk on the river, or throw each other off of roofs, or use the old tried and true nail-gun-in-the-head method. It's all just Venice, Florence, Genoa, and Amsterdam, updated with a bit of theatrical modern technology.

In fact, my dot-connecting has been positively tame compared to some of the emails I receive in this regard. One gentleman nicely reminded me that M. Christophe de Margerie was the oil tycoon that reminded the whole world that petroleum did not have to be traded in dollars, and that his "death by lone nut snow plow driver" and "airplane crash" might be payback for the untimely death of David Rockefeller's son in an airplane crash earlier this year.  Well, personally, I have no idea... is Mr. Rockefeller a Michael Corleone? or is the family business run by other more "let's loose the thugs against the competition" people, like grand-dad, the old family don himself?

All this, of course, is prelude to the point: there are now yet more banksters who have been suicided, one of whom, M. Thierry, we have already noted. This one, however, is a former Deutsche Bank lawyer, and this one is almost, in a certain sense, too good to be true, or rather, too bizarre to be believed save as a bad plot in a bad Hollyweird B movie:

Another Deutsche Banker And Former SEC Enforcement Attorney Commits Suicide

more dead banksters illuminate taking care of business goodfellows style: Another Deutsche Banker And Former SEC Enforcement Attorney Commits Suicide

Yes,you read that correctly: (1) a lawyer,(2)with the surname of Gambino, (3) working for Deutsche Bank... It doesn't get any better....

...or does it?

Mr. Gambino, as noted, was found hung by a staircase banister - a bit of intriguing symbolism if one thinks about it a bit, shades of another Italian banker found hanging beneath a bridge, and other stuff - but the real question is, why would anyone want him suicided? I believe a threadbare pattern is beginning to emerge, one disclosed in the Zero Hedge version:

"As a reminder, the other Deutsche Bank-er who was found dead earlier in the year, William Broeksmit, was involved in the bank's risk function and advised the firm's senior leadership; he was "anxious about various authorities investigating areas of the bank where he worked," according to written evidence from his psychologist, given Tuesday at an inquest at London's Royal Courts of Justice. And now that an almost identical suicide by hanging has taken place at Europe's most systemically important bank, and by a person who worked in a nearly identical function - to shield the bank from regulators and prosecutors and cover up its allegedly illegal activities with settlements and fines - is surely bound to raise many questions.

"The WSJ reports that Mr. Gambino had been "closely involved in negotiating legal issues for Deutsche Bank, including the prolonged probe into manipulation of the London interbank offered rate, or Libor, and ongoing investigations into manipulation of currencies markets, according to people familiar with his role at the bank.'

"He previously was an associate at a private law firm and a regulatory enforcement lawyer from 1997 to 1999, according to his online LinkedIn profile and biographies for conferences where he spoke. But most notably, as his LinkedIn profile below shows, like many other Wall Street revolving door regulators, he started his career at the SEC itself where he worked from 1997 to 1999."(Emphasis Zero Hedge's).

In other words, part of the bankster suicides have to do with market manipulation, and some of them, like the unfortunate Mr. Richard Talley, who woke up to nails in his head, were involved in mortgage titles; and against the wider context of the financial fraud and bailouts, we saw (1) a massive expansion of credit default swaps and derivatives, which collapsed with the "housing bubble", which in turn exposed the massive mortgage fraud and hence bad paper in the system(which may have been exposed by assiduous title researchers like Mr. Talley). Interestingly, Deutsche Bank's exposure to both is rather high, if recent Fed pronouncements are of any value. And both the mortgage fraud and the bad paper are, as readers here know, intimately related to the bearer bonds scandals (their own unique kind of bad paper), and drug traffic, and hidden systems of finance.

So, what's the bottom line for today's high octane speculation? It would appear that the bankster suicides might indicate that the whole post-war system of hidden finance is in danger of coming unraveled faster than a new system can be erected, and that various people in management positions in prime banks are beginning to connect dots that were connected by a previous generation, and realizing how deep, pervasive, and fragile the whole system is. It might indicate therefore that they are realizing that the central player in the central banking model is no longer the central banks, but that dangerous alliance between the technology corporations, the intelligence apparatus, and international criminal enterprises like the drug trade. Would all the rival members of the family - the Banksterini, the Technocrati, the Intelligentsi, the Mafiosi - want to keep the thing from unraveling until a new system could be erected? Let us hypothesize further:Would they want to conceal how a new equity based system of finance was brought into existence through decades of criminality and massive fraud by burning the bad paper, and anyone who knew of it, or at least of significant parts of the story?

I suspect you know the answers to these questions already, and I suspect you know that this means that the banksters, even the "really bad" ones in the central banks, might not be the ultimate bad guys in the play, but rather, the intelligence-technocratic corporation interface. But it is, after all, high octane speculation, the stuff of "out there"  Lewis Perdue thriller novels (and a certain one were, as it turns out, very prophetic) and Hollywood B gangster movies, starring Edward G.Robinson and James Cagney and Sydney Greenstreet.

See you on the flip side.

 

Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

11 Comments

  1. DanaThomas on November 11, 2014 at 8:58 am

    Recent overview of “bankster suicides” with focus on Deutsche Bank:
    http://youtu.be/FoJaXPue5hU



  2. yankee phil on November 3, 2014 at 5:55 am

    Yes,carlos gambino from brooklyn newyork, and he’s involved in the biggest group of Bank robbery’s of all time, you should all be asking if the New York mafia is related to him not the other way around. Not only has he ripped off bank depositors in the U.S. but has has helped rip off entire country’s social securities banks oversea’s,with the help of Deutch bank who set up the unsuspecting Europeans by unloading their own counterfiet bonds and securities. They got over 780 billion euro’s from the social verzekerings bank in holland,thats a trillion dollars amigo’s,and thats just one small country,a rich one for sure,but tiny still. Notice the police are not investigating any of this,I’m waiting for the next banker to kill himself by stabbing himself in the back,because he didn’t have a nail gun.



  3. jedi on November 2, 2014 at 9:30 am

    There seems to be esoteric themes to these suicides. Now I know its some big conspiracy theory that secret societies even exists and are probably just a bunch of old guys raising money for charities and envoolved in a dungeon and dragon world of make believe shortly before they head off to the old age home and leave all there non important material wealth to the head nurse….



    • jedi on November 2, 2014 at 2:19 pm

      but…why would Russia be suicide by snow plough a banker that opposed the US pedro dollar? a French banker…that may have been switching to the Euro…

      So…Russia favors a US pedro dollar, over the Euro? Hmm, I wonder how long Russia has been pro US private reserve fiat dollar? Maybe someone in Russia is a private club member in the federal reserve……gotta get that Russian epic novel the Master and the Martguerita.



  4. Aridzonan_13 on November 1, 2014 at 6:35 pm

    The most interesting “Sudden Violent Death” was the Rockefeller that died in his single engine aircraft.. However, the numbers of SVD’s that are in and around banking are getting more ludicrous everyday. My count is ~30? So, when the final number comes in at years end. There needs be some statistics run on the probabilities these were not related. My guess is, the odds will be astronomical. The gentlemen in CO that was nail gunned to death, put up a hell of a fight and was quite probably a Russian mob hit. Due to the Clockwork Orange ultra violence M.O. A firearm and a dog would have served that man well. When bankers are found dead up to their hips in shell casings it will be interesting to see if the MSM still has the gall to label it a suicide.



  5. DownunderET on November 1, 2014 at 1:51 pm

    “You Dirty Rat”, James Cagney said he never said it, but you get the message all right. Bankster deaths seem to be getting regular these days, and the idea of getting wacked it would appear “normal”.
    Whoever is behind these “erasures”, would seem to indicate that it isn’t the banks themselves, but a body or organization that “has” hit teams. If it continues the “hidden system of finance” will remain hidden, and the culprits will go on about their business as usual.
    More gold backed bearer bonds anyone ???



  6. chartres43 on November 1, 2014 at 12:09 pm

    What’s the title of the Louis Perdue novel?



    • Rick on November 1, 2014 at 5:26 pm

      Zaibatsu is the one that comes to mind



  7. marcos toledo on November 1, 2014 at 11:10 am

    How close is Calogerno Charlie Gambino relationship to the Gambino crime family six degrees of difference or closer? What’s the difference between bankers and crime lords better suits it seems. They both come to the same end if they make expensive mistakes or know to much for their health.



  8. Gail on November 1, 2014 at 10:45 am

    Cast your eyes in one direction. The Vatican. Their Jesuit Pope, Jesuit bankers and Jesuit intelligence agency around the world. They are now… dancing as fast as they can, with a new propaganda agent at the helm. Biggest criminal corporation ever invented.



  9. Robert Barricklow on November 1, 2014 at 10:37 am

    Yes!
    This is the touching of the live wire, a warning red-line, to those in the syndicate of – Do NOT CROSS.

    But there are those whose nature is the double cross.
    And those individuals who love the game/triple cross.

    Whose the cat & whose the mouse?



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