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Economy

Warpy

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3. Maybe once they do this job they'll get bored and start

Reply to Budi (Reply #2)

Mon Sep 21, 2020, 06:17 PM

Sep 2020

following up all the connections those terabytes of data from the Panama Papers gave them. It seems a lot of the evidence of the shell game big money was playing is out there.

I don't care if I'm eating fast food ketchup soup (which isn't bad, BTW) again. I want all those bastards to go down hard.

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HSBC's share price has fallen to its lowest level since 1995 amid allegations of money laundering. [View all] Warpy Sep 2020 OP

Pretty volatile looking stock chart for a big bank empedocles Sep 2020 #1

... 108 other media partners in 88 countries, spent 16 months organizing and analyzing the documents Budi Sep 2020 #2

Maybe once they do this job they'll get bored and start Warpy Sep 2020 #3

I've actually noticed a lot more references to Panama Papers with the... Budi Sep 2020 #4

I think it really started when Clinton ended Glass-Steagall Warpy Sep 2020 #5

Lots of debate on that. Assumptions have been one or the other with no definative point made. Budi Sep 2020 #6

This FinCen matter began long before President Clinton. Budi Sep 2020 #7

While I agree that it had started offshore, especially in the UK, Germany, Hong Kong, and Warpy Sep 2020 #8