A Citi Bank Bankster Will Be The Next Treasury Secretary.

A recipient of bailout money including a million dollar bonus, (taxpayer given bailout) is now going to be the next Treasury Secretary.

The foxes are in the hen house

Realist News:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBJrJb6gWBI&feature=em-uploademail

Here is his current signature, it looks like a slinky.



Why America’s next Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew had better get himself a better signature

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/why-americas-next-treasury-secretary-jacob-lew-had-better-get-himself-a-better-signature-8446652.html

Jacob Lew - currently Obama's chief of staff is a Council on Foreign Relations(CFR) member and a previously worked at Citibank.

In addition he also is one of Obama's top aides calling for a 'deal' that includes cuts to Medicare and Social Security.

Jack Lew also was in the Clinton admin and helped push the Financial Modernization Act and the Commodities Future Trading act thru congress - aka the repeal of Glass Steagal. He alao came out and said that he DId NOT think financial deregulation had anything to do with the 2008 economic crash.

Lew received a $950,000 bonus from Citibank in 2009 shortly after Citibank was bailed out.

So we get another big bankster, international money guy at Treasury whose M.O. Is deregulate finance and cut the safety net.

Par for the course for the right of reagan Obama admin.

His signature looks like mine, then again I had severe ligament damage to my hand and I said "oh, f* it"

Maybe I will revise my signature to something illegible.

Me too!...Right now my signature is clearly readable as the webbed foot of a duck...Being a private person, I'm gonna have to do something about that. It's nobody else's business what species I am!

Today I was asked to sign two things. Receipts when I received oxygen and medicine for my Mom. I used a bunch of curly q's like Jacob Lew.

I am going to completely revise my signature.

But today, they don't even need signatures and the banks don't even pay any attention to them anyway so nobody will probably even care.

I was hoping for Mr. Link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JMkKKX3IsY

So, you were maybe hoping for a shoemaker to be appointed as Secretary of the Treasury?

Banks want your signature more than anything else...that's what creates the "money"...Your promise to pay. In fact it is the promise to pay that IS the money in today's screwed-up mess we call central banking.

Yes, when you get a loan. They do require your signature.