Bank Bosses Are Criminals and Usury is Evil

Sir Fred "the Shred" Goodwin had his Edinburgh home and one of his luxury cars attacked.

Right: Christ drives the Usurers out of the Temple, a woodcut by Lucas Cranach the Elder in Passionary of Christ and Antichrist. The usury-bankers and their pet politicians play at being respectable when in reality they go against every tenet of Christianity. Maybe we need some good folks filled with righteous anger?

Oh boo hoo! Poor Sir Fred is hardly fitting for a leading bankster who grew rich from other peoples' suffering, took part in massive profits from usury-loans and grew rich on the proceeds.

The "credit crunch" is irrelevant.

Whether we hit a recession or stay in a boom -- this breed of bankster grows mega-rich by ripping people off via usurious loans and crippling debt.

The fact that so many people have now been thrown in the dole merely rubs salt in the wounds that he and his ilk have created.

The whole Talmudic usury banking system is wrong! Fred the Shred is just one fall guy, and whilst it may be "illegal" to smash his windows, why isn't it totally illegal to charge usurious interest on non-productive loans?

All the family splits, all the suicides, all the broken spirits, all the ruined lives... all these and more lie at the feet of the Rothschilds, Rockerfellers, Lehmanns and all their hirelings like "Sir Fred" and indeed all the politicians who excuse, bail out and very often go on to work for big banks (one thinks of Norman Lamont and Rothschilds).

So some people may think the group 'Bank Bosses are Criminals' are nothing but petty criminals, but if that is the case -- what should we think of the Bank Bosses themselves?

If those who smash their windows are criminals (and not heroes) then the big bankers, the international financiers, the "new unhappy lords," are nothing but criminals on a massive scale.

They create so much harm via usury loans and they keep all of us under a huge burden of tax debt.

Smashed windows should be the least of these leeches problems, and if we had a government or leaders who put the Common Good before greed and back-handers then usury bankers would get their reward via the gibbet!