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time served. Again, “national security” necessitates that real crimes go virtually unpunished. J.P. Morgan Chase, the names of the merged banking interests of the Morgan and Rockefeller families, literally paid a few pennies or less on the dollar in comparison to their $4 trillion holdings, not to mention with regard to the money that it is said to have stolen. torney Preet Bharara, told the media that il legal trading on Wall Street was “rampant.” But again, sending this “rampant” crew of thieves to jail is not in the “national security interests” of the U.S. government. It’s suffi cient to send a select few to prison for a few years perhaps, only to be quietly pardoned when the departing president exercises his Send to P.O. Box 10328, Oakland, CA 94610.
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government provided Kellogg with a $9.7 mil lion low-interest loan—about 10 per cent of the total cost of opening a new plant in Bel