A group of protesters successfully prevented JP Morgan Chase bank from conducting a recruitment meeting on IU's Bloomington campus last night.
The protesters rightfully claim “JPMorgan-Chase was among the major financial institutions that caused the 2008 financial collapse with its criminally greedy, fraudulent lending practices."
The students blocked the door to the meeting and through an act of peaceful civil disobedience caused the meeting to not take place. Five students were arrested.
Chase and many of the other central banks are getting the message that we know they are criminals.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Students protest JP Morgan Chase recruiters at IU Kelly School of Business
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It's bad enough that the Glass-Steagall Act was repealed, keeping banks out of riskier investment endeavors. That had to be topped by their slice of culpability associated with the housing crash, and then be the biggest beneficiaries of TARP?
THEN, Bloomberg publishes on the front page of the Tuesday 'Star', that JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America were among the banks that got secret loans totaling over one trillion dollars in 2008.
What's the chance you or I can get a secret loan?
Mel- Please, Please give a heads-up when the next protest against these pirates takes place.
Thank you.
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