Curtis in Connecticut said in a recent commentary: “This is my own opinion based on dealing with HSBC. HSBC should be classified by Homeland Security as a terrorist organization.
It strikes fear into the hearts of thousands of Americans every day. It threatens to steal homes, money and by doing so steals lives.
Non-Political Terrorism – Terrorism that is not aimed at political purposes but which exhibits “conscious design to create and maintain high degree of fear for coercive purposes, but the end is individual or collective gain rather than the achievement of a political objective.”
This seems to discribe HSBC’s actions with regards to mortgages, credit cards and credit as a whole.
The following statement would also lead one to belive that HSBC engages in finical terroism.
“…This company is a British owned company and the head of the company made the statement that how he runs his company is his business. He is not afraid of the FBI, Attorney Generals, American Courts, etc. and he will continue to operate as he pleases in our country and there is nothing they can do about it”
Change a few words, ad a picture of a masked individule, and it would look and sound like any other rediick spouted by criminals and terrorists a like.
This company needs to be stopped. People in this conuntry working for this company should realy take a long hard look as to how they are making a living. If they can get up everyday and look into a mirror and feel good about what they are doing, knowing full well they are engaging in stealing peoples lives and creating havoc amoung fellow human beings while making a buck. Is so,I hope on payday the Thirty pieces of silver paid them for their efforts makes them feel good and they can sleep at night knowing that they did a good job.”
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