http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jerry-ashton/when-worlds-collude_b_3777546.html
"I was told that I would be crazy to approach people in Occupy," Stern admits. "I might not agree with all aspects of the Occupy Wall Street movement, but Occupy cares, and they make it known and make it public."
Apparently, this is a message that his contacts at the CIA where he first reported HSBC improprieties, and agents he met at the FBI, and a flock of attorneys and a top-tier public relations firm either could not, or would not, make public. Evil would not be seen, nor heard.
"I believed that when the evidence I helped gather resulted in an HSBC $1.9BB fine, that this would continue to criminal action. That didn't happen," Stern laments.
"This, in spite of the bank admitting to funding terrorism and laundering money and in spite of the fact that the bank has blood on its hands. The fear of a subsequent market collapse was offered to me as the reason for this mere slap on the wrist."
"I was told that I would be crazy to approach people in Occupy," Stern admits. "I might not agree with all aspects of the Occupy Wall Street movement, but Occupy cares, and they make it known and make it public."
Apparently, this is a message that his contacts at the CIA where he first reported HSBC improprieties, and agents he met at the FBI, and a flock of attorneys and a top-tier public relations firm either could not, or would not, make public. Evil would not be seen, nor heard.
"I believed that when the evidence I helped gather resulted in an HSBC $1.9BB fine, that this would continue to criminal action. That didn't happen," Stern laments.
"This, in spite of the bank admitting to funding terrorism and laundering money and in spite of the fact that the bank has blood on its hands. The fear of a subsequent market collapse was offered to me as the reason for this mere slap on the wrist."
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