Company refuses to process Vatican credit card payments

[D1B]

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FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INTERNATIONAL ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING GUIDLINES

The Catholic Church-funding terrorists, dictators, criminals and narcotics smugglers for 2000 years.

[JoltinJoe]

The Vatican Bank has passed Moneyval's test for compliance with international money laundering requirements and actually scored higher than the Bank of Italy (the Bank which ordered Deutsche Bank to cease processing credit card payments).

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In case you don't understand what is going on in Italian banking, the Bank of Italy wants to take over the Vatican Bank and this is a tactic.

The Vatican Bank, as a national bank of a sovereign nation, can simply process payments with another bank.

BTW, much of what you read about the Vatican Bank on the internet is a lie. Much the way that so much you read on the internet about the Federal Reserve is a lie (i.e., that it is owned by foreign bankers, like the Rothschilds and nine other private foreign banks, etc.).

[kalm]

The Vatican Bank has passed Moneyval's test for compliance with international money laundering requirements and actually scored higher than the Bank of Italy (the Bank which ordered Deutsche Bank to cease processing credit card payments).

http://m.courierpress.com/news/2012/jul ... ency-test/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

In case you don't understand what is going on in Italian banking, the Bank of Italy wants to take over the Vatican Bank and this is a tactic.

The Vatican Bank, as a national bank of a sovereign nation, can simply process payments with another bank.

BTW, much of what you read about the Vatican Bank on the internet is a lie. Much the way that so much you read on the internet about the Federal Reserve is a lie (i.e., that it is owned by foreign bankers, like the Rothschilds and nine other private foreign banks, etc.).

I don't know who owns the Fed but it certainly was "friendly" with some furriners.

Foreign Banks Tapped Fed’s Secret Lifeline Most at Crisis Peak

By Bradley Keoun & Craig Torres - Apr 1, 2011 10:53 AM PT.

U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s two-year fight to shield crisis-squeezed banks from the stigma of revealing their public loans protected a lender to local governments in Belgium, a Japanese fishing-cooperative financier and a company part-owned by the Central Bank of Libya.

Dexia SA (DEXB), based in Brussels and Paris, borrowed as much as $33.5 billion through its New York branch from the Fed’s “discount window” lending program, according to Fed documents released yesterday in response to a Freedom of Information Act request. Dublin-based Depfa Bank Plc, taken over in 2007 by a German real-estate lender later seized by the German government, drew $24.5 billion.

Dexia SA borrowed as much as $33.5 billion through its New York branch from the Fed’s “discount window” lending program, according to Fed documents released yesterday in response to a Freedom of Information Act request. Photographer: Jock Fistick/Bloomberg
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The biggest borrowers from the 97-year-old discount window as the program reached its crisis-era peak were foreign banks, accounting for at least 70 percent of the $110.7 billion borrowed during the week in October 2008 when use of the program surged to a record. The disclosures may stoke a reexamination of the risks posed to U.S. taxpayers by the central bank’s role in global financial markets.

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[Grizalltheway]

The Vatican Bank has passed Moneyval's test for compliance with international money laundering requirements and actually scored higher than the Bank of Italy (the Bank which ordered Deutsche Bank to cease processing credit card payments).

http://m.courierpress.com/news/2012/jul ... ency-test/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

In case you don't understand what is going on in Italian banking, the Bank of Italy wants to take over the Vatican Bank and this is a tactic.

The Vatican Bank, as a national bank of a sovereign nation, can simply process payments with another bank.

BTW, much of what you read about the Vatican Bank on the internet is a lie. Much the way that so much you read on the internet about the Federal Reserve is a lie (i.e., that it is owned by foreign bankers, like the Rothschilds and nine other private foreign banks, etc.).

I don't know who owns the Fed but it certainly was "friendly" with some furriners.

Foreign Banks Tapped Fed’s Secret Lifeline Most at Crisis Peak

By Bradley Keoun & Craig Torres - Apr 1, 2011 10:53 AM PT.

U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s two-year fight to shield crisis-squeezed banks from the stigma of revealing their public loans protected a lender to local governments in Belgium, a Japanese fishing-cooperative financier and a company part-owned by the Central Bank of Libya.

Dexia SA (DEXB), based in Brussels and Paris, borrowed as much as $33.5 billion through its New York branch from the Fed’s “discount window” lending program, according to Fed documents released yesterday in response to a Freedom of Information Act request. Dublin-based Depfa Bank Plc, taken over in 2007 by a German real-estate lender later seized by the German government, drew $24.5 billion.

Dexia SA borrowed as much as $33.5 billion through its New York branch from the Fed’s “discount window” lending program, according to Fed documents released yesterday in response to a Freedom of Information Act request. Photographer: Jock Fistick/Bloomberg
.
The biggest borrowers from the 97-year-old discount window as the program reached its crisis-era peak were foreign banks, accounting for at least 70 percent of the $110.7 billion borrowed during the week in October 2008 when use of the program surged to a record. The disclosures may stoke a reexamination of the risks posed to U.S. taxpayers by the central bank’s role in global financial markets.

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IvyTalk assures me this is not a big deal. Stop with the hand-wringing.

[kalm]

I don't know who owns the Fed but it certainly was "friendly" with some furriners.





http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-04-0 ... ecret.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

IvyTalk assures me this is not a big deal. Stop with the hand-wringing.

Dammit, I was about to go all Spandos on this. Thanks for life line.

[D1B]

The Vatican Bank has passed Moneyval's test for compliance with international money laundering requirements and actually scored higher than the Bank of Italy (the Bank which ordered Deutsche Bank to cease processing credit card payments).

http://m.courierpress.com/news/2012/jul ... ency-test/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

In case you don't understand what is going on in Italian banking, the Bank of Italy wants to take over the Vatican Bank and this is a tactic.

The Vatican Bank, as a national bank of a sovereign nation, can simply process payments with another bank.

BTW, much of what you read about the Vatican Bank on the internet is a lie. Much the way that so much you read on the internet about the Federal Reserve is a lie (i.e., that it is owned by foreign bankers, like the Rothschilds and nine other private foreign banks, etc.).

Yeah, sure Joe. The Vatican never fucks up.

The Vatican hides mountains of criminal and immoral activity behind the farce of being a soviergn nation.

[JoltinJoe]

The Vatican Bank has passed Moneyval's test for compliance with international money laundering requirements and actually scored higher than the Bank of Italy (the Bank which ordered Deutsche Bank to cease processing credit card payments).

http://m.courierpress.com/news/2012/jul ... ency-test/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

In case you don't understand what is going on in Italian banking, the Bank of Italy wants to take over the Vatican Bank and this is a tactic.

The Vatican Bank, as a national bank of a sovereign nation, can simply process payments with another bank.

BTW, much of what you read about the Vatican Bank on the internet is a lie. Much the way that so much you read on the internet about the Federal Reserve is a lie (i.e., that it is owned by foreign bankers, like the Rothschilds and nine other private foreign banks, etc.).

Yeah, sure Joe. The Vatican never **** up.

The Vatican hides mountains of criminal and immoral activity behind the farce of being a soviergn nation.

Again, note the Vatican passed the Moneyval transparency test and actually scored higher than the Bank of Italy. The Bank of Italy has been badgering banks like JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank, et al, to cease working with Vatican Bank because the pitifully-run Bank of Italy would love to acquire a bank with 7.5 Billion in Assets without any genuine institutional risk.

[D1B]

Yeah, sure Joe. The Vatican never **** up.

The Vatican hides mountains of criminal and immoral activity behind the farce of being a soviergn nation.

Again, note the Vatican passed the Moneyval transparency test and actually scored higher than the Bank of Italy. The Bank of Italy has been badgering banks like JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank, et al, to cease working with Vatican Bank because the pitifully-run Bank of Italy would love to acquire a bank with 7.5 Billion in Assets without any genuine institutional risk.

You're so full of shit.

Crazy Joe!