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Bill Black: The LIBOR fraud stole millions upon millions from American cities and people around the world

Posted on17 July 2012.

Bill Black: The LIBOR fraud stole millions upon millions from American cities and people around the world

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Baltimore, Big Banks and a Criminal Conspiracy

William K. Black: The LIBOR fraud stole millions upon millions from American cities and people around the world

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One Response to “Bill Black: The LIBOR fraud stole millions upon millions from American cities and people around the world”

  1. Ken Hansen says:
    07/18/2012 at 7:45 pm

    Other cities need to follow Baltimore. Bill Black and others clearly describe this criminal conspiracy. The only ones in denial are the Banks.

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