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| 74 combined years in prison. | |
| That's how Iceland's Supreme Court and the Reykjavik District Court respond to those responsible for Iceland's financial collapse. | |
| This brings the total to 26 bankers now behind bars in Iceland, with most being CEOs of large financial institutions rather than low-level traders. | |
| Most of those jailed will serve terms of two to five years, according to a report by Iceland magazine. | |
| Which notes that three executives at Lands Banken and two at Cowpea along with one prominent investor have been prosecuted. | |
| Their crimes include market manipulation, embezzlement and breach of fiduciary duties. | |
| Their market manipulation destroyed the country's economy and to this day Iceland is still having to repay the global loan sharks at the IMF as well as governments of other countries which kept the nation operating. | |
| Iceland Magazine explains that rather than protect and reward the very institutions responsible for the collapse, and the blood-sucking vermin that run them, the Icelandic government let them collapse, and then created a financial supervisory authority to strictly oversee the banks. | |
| Iceland's President Grimson noted, Why are the banks considered to be the holy churches of the modern economy? | |
| Why are private banks, not like airlines and telecommunication companies, And allowed to go bankrupt if they have been run in an irresponsible way. | |
| The theory that you have to bail out banks is the theory that you allow bankers enjoy for their own profit, their success, and then let ordinary people bear their failure through taxes and austerity. | |
| People in enlightened democracies are not going to accept that in the long run. | |
| Iceland's President Grimson explained their strategy. | |
| We were wise enough not to follow the traditional prevailing orthodoxies of the Western financial world in the last 30 years. | |
| We introduced currency controls, we let the banks fail, we provided support for the poor, and we didn't introduce austerity measures like you're seeing in Europe, while the country's economy is far from what it once was. | |
| It has stabilized and is in a position to recover. | |
| Meanwhile, the governments of the U.S. | |
| and Europe bailed out most of those responsible for playing a direct role in the financial crisis that crippled the global economy. | |
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| Congress gave American banks a $700 billion TARP bailout at the expense of the taxpayers. | |
| Not one banker in the U.S. | |
| has even been charged with a crime relating to the financial collapse. | |
| There is still virtually no regulation of the banks, and they are pulling in a near-record $160 billion in annual profits. | |
| All for money created out of thin air. | |
| The Department of Justice, Underholder and now Lynch continues to pretend to do the hard work associated with reining in financial criminal banking institutions, laundering drug cartel money. | |
| But fines and even penalties don't send the message that the banksters received in Iceland. | |
| Jail the bankers, the ones at the top, and free the taxpayers. | |
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