15 year old teen shot dead in Charlotte, North Carolina:

Daily Kenn 19 May 2020

DAILYKENN.com—A 15-year-old boy lost his life after being shot by a juvenile in Charlotte, North Carolina.

“Roman Kichigin was less than a month shy of his 16th birthday when he was killed,” reports say.

In spite of his young age, Kichigin had a talent for repairing BMWs and selling them for a profit. The teen was looking forward to obtaining a drivers license so he could drive one of his BMWs.

The teen was apparently killed while responding to an advertisement to purchase a cell phone. It appears the sale was a set up for a robbery and, rather than buying a phone, the teen was shot dead.

Clifton Trimaine Stanfill, 18, is charged with the murder, reported wbtv.com. 

Kichigin and his family moved to Charlotte from Semey, Kazakhstan in 2014 when he was 12-years-old.

From wccbcharlotte.com ▼

According to a news release, CMPD detectives charged a suspect for the murder of a 15-year-old boy who died following an east Charlotte shooting.

Clifton Trimaine Stanfill, 18, was identified as a suspect and officers were able to quickly locate and arrest him, CMPD says. After he was interviewed by detectives, he was and charged with murder, robbery with a dangerous weapon and conspiracy to commit robbery with a dangerous weapon.

Retail clerk left bloodied after encounter with irate customer

DAILYKENN.com—A retail worker in Modesto, Calif. was left bloodied after being assaulted by an irate female customer, she says.

Apparently, the attacker was miffed at missing an opportunity to purchase a swimming pool.

Samantha Clarke said she was “split open pretty good,” reports say.

“Clarke says the woman started throwing items off the counter, hit her in the face with something metal in her hand and casually walked out of the store with her baby’s stroller in tote,” according to abc10.com.

The Modesto Police Department posted the following on its Facebook page along with an image of the suspect:

It’s #whosthatwednesday and MPD needs your help in identifying this female subject. She assaulted a clerk at Big 5 in Modesto after being upset about a merchandise pick up. If you have any information about her identity, please contact Crime Stoppers at 209-521-4636. You can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward.

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KeyserSosse@KeyserSosse, 24 May 2020:

Emily’s murderer appears in court again on Tuesday

Why is there no picture of the murderer ?

Why do the police not have 100% evidence she is from Albania ?

Why is the name Eltiona Skana not found anywhere bar MSM reports ?

Questions need answering.

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by ELLEN BROWN for Counter-Punch, 20 May 2020:

When the Dodd Frank Act was passed in 2010, President Obama triumphantly declared, “No more bailouts!” But what the Act actually said was that the next time the banks failed, they would be subject to “bail ins” – the funds of their creditors, including their large depositors, would be tapped to cover their bad loans.

But bail-ins were tried in Europe, and the results were disastrous.

Many economists in the US and Europe argued that the next time the banks failed, they should be nationalized – taken over by the government as public utilities. But that opportunity was lost when, in September 2019 and again in March 2020, Wall Street banks were quietly bailed out from a liquidity crisis in the repo market that could otherwise have bankrupted them. There was no bail-in of private funds, no heated congressional debate, and no public vote. It was all done unilaterally by unelected bureaucrats at the Federal Reserve.

“The justification of private profit,” said President Franklin Roosevelt in a 1938 address, “is private risk.” Banking has now been made virtually risk-free, backed by the full faith and credit of the United States and its people. The American people are therefore entitled to share in the benefits and the profits. Banking needs to be made a public utility.

The Risky Business of Borrowing Short to Lend Long

Individual banks can go bankrupt from too many bad loans, but the crises that can trigger system-wide collapse are “liquidity crises.” Banks “borrow short to lend long.” They borrow from their depositors to make long-term loans or investments while promising the depositors that they can come for their money “on demand.” To pull off this sleight of hand, when the depositors and the borrowers want the money at the same time, the banks have to borrow from somewhere else. If they can’t find lenders on short notice, or if the price of borrowing suddenly becomes prohibitive, the result is a “liquidity crisis.”

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