The SF Pride Board doesn’t mind if you illegally foreclose on homeowners, wreck the economy or wire tap citizens, but don’t you dare blow the whistle on alleged war crimes because they won’t have any of that.
Clearly a victory for the 300+ families involved, there are potentially 5000 service members who were impacted by illegal foreclosures.
For Big Business in 2012, it was the best of times. No, no, nooooooooooo! On November 6, it was the worst of times.
On Tuesday, 12.11.12, customers of the Bank of America, the fifth largest company in the United States, were unable to access their accounts online throughout the entire day.
Why is it that Carlson never seems to get fired up about the bad behavior of some of our nation’s corporate citizens?
When Romney puts his full faith and trust, not in the federal government, but in business to solve any problem confronting the American people, did anybody else notice that he has a cash register for a heart?
BoA continues to spit in the face of the country that kept its bloated ass afloat when it got in over its head.
North Carolina is attempting to pass a constitutional amendment that would define marriage as between a man and a woman. At least one major employer in North Carolina, Bank of America, recognizes that the move may prove to hurt the state.
Despite taking billions in taxpayer bailout money and continuing to foreclose at an alarming rate, BoA is still seeking to gouge its customers however it can.
According to an eyewitness and Bank of America customer, police stopped him from entering the bank to close his account so that he could place his money in a smaller community bank. Police have apparently barricaded the doors and have a SWAT team standing by to take down customers if necessary.
Two protesters involved with Occupy Santa Cruz in California walked into Bank of America earlier this week to close their own accounts as part of the national protest against the greed and irresponsibility of Wall Street, which has only seen it’s profits soar since it nearly collapsed the economy back in 2008.
Do you have a penny in your pocket? Well, if you do, you have more money in your pocket than the income taxes paid by GE, Wells Fargo, Exxon-Mobil, Citibank, and Bank of America combined. That’s right, these corporations and many more like them do NOT pay taxes like real people do. Instead, these greedy, ultra rich corporations make billions in profit, exploit tax loopholes, and some even get subsidies from the government.
Just 12 days after downgrading U.S. credit ratings, the news breaks that Standard and Poor’s may soon be dragged into U.S. federal court.
