Exposed Vote Rigger, Bob Creamer, Visited the White House Over 300 Times Since 2009

The now disgraced Bob Creamer, recently exposed for being part of a leftist movement to rig elections, announced today that he was ‘stepping back‘ from being a malevolent asshole. In other words, he is taking some well deserved time off from ‘Democracy Partners’ — an arm of the DNC.

Thank heavens for finance bloggers having to do the work of staff journalists, who are very busy bees being corrupted by disgusting politicians. Tyler from Zerohedge did a little digging and unveiled Mr. Creamer’s numerous visits to the Obama White House — numbering in the hundreds, 45 in 2016 alone.

Here is Bob doing his thing in the Project Veritas expose.

White House attendance log

So, why do you think Bob was there?

Remember, elections aren’t rigged. That’s just ridiculous. Maybe they were just community organizing?

That’s a fuckload of visits.

I am sure this is all a big misunderstanding. The good folks over in ceviche-ville would never allow themselves to be paid off, in order to relieve themselves of a hacker, terrorist, fucker — living in their London offices.

Almost immediately after Julian Assange’s internet access was revoked, a Bill Clinton appointed judge ruled that the Ecuadorian cyber-theft lawsuit v Wells Fargo could proceed to trial. While it’s possible that this was going to occur anyway, it’s equally possible that Judge Lewis Kaplan might’ve been inspired to rule against them too.

A lawsuit by an Ecuadorean bank alleging that Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.N) is liable for authorizing the transfer of $12 million stolen in a 2015 cyber heist can go forward, a U.S. judge ruled on Tuesday.

The decision by U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan in Manhattan was in response to Wells Fargo’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit by Banco del Austro, which sought to hold the U.S. bank responsible for failing to halt the transfers made via the SWIFT network.

The 2016 lawsuit took on new importance in the wake of this year’s heist at the Bangladesh central bank, in which cyber thieves used the SWIFT global messaging system to swipe $81 million from an account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Via Wikipedia

On May 5, 1994, Kaplan was nominated by President Bill Clinton to a seat on the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York vacated by Gerard Louis Goettel. He was confirmed by the United States Senate on August 9, 1994, and received his commission on August 10, 1994. He took senior status on February 1, 2011, and was succeeded by Judge Ronnie Abrams.

And there’s just one more minor issue with regards to Judge Kaplan and the government of Ecuador. He was the one who ruled against them in their plight to collect damages from Chevron, for leaving their rain forest in tatters, for the meager sum of $9 billion.

An attorney for a New York City lawyer, Steven Donziger, who was heavily criticized by Kaplan, called the 2nd Circuit decision “unprecedented in American law” and vowed to explore all options on appeal.

“Never before has a U.S. court allowed someone who lost a case in another country to come to the U.S. to attack a foreign court’s damages award,” attorney Deepak Gupta said. “The decision hands well-heeled corporations a template for avoiding legal accountability anywhere in the world. And it throws the entire international judgment enforcement framework out the window.”

It went to appeal and were ‘outgunned on a profound level.’

She’s a bedraggled, sick, demented, establishment, crony, globalist, oligarch enabling, authoritarian, eugenics supporting maniacal plotting bitch. Aside from that, I’m sure she’ll represent the nations of Saudi Arabia and China very successfully over the next 4 years.

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— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 17, 2016

Is he toast, begs Vanity Fair in a recent article depicting the fucked state of a certain B. Ackman?

If you’ve been tracking the illustrious career of Montauk Bill, you’ll want to read that pieced linked above.

Here are some of my favorite spots.

“I think he hits a brick wall at about 197 miles an hour,” says Marc Cohodes, a Wall Street short seller. “I think he’s done. I think he’s a dead man walking and he’s completely un-investable.”

I am told that David Einhorn, the founder of Greenlight Capital and another Ackman nemesis, has done an extensive analysis that shows that Pershing Square investors have taken it on the chin. (Einhorn declined to comment.)

It is unlikely, in the end, that Ackman will go broke. A source close to Ackman suggests that he has more than $6.5 billion in permanent capital, giving him a safety net for his problems. In a savvy move at the time, in October 2014, Ackman raised more than $4 billion in permanent capital by selling stock, in Amsterdam, in a new company, Pershing Square Holdings, to investors. Months later, in June 2015, he raised another $1 billion from a bond offering. He can use the proceeds of these deals to make new investments, and not worry that investors will demand their money back as they can in his private hedge fund.

For such a smart guy, he’s so fucking stupid. A great man once said ‘success has defeated you.’ Indeud.

It was a good report, until the minute details came out. Investors are forlorn with grief in the after-hours, selling shares of Intel — ad hoc — after the company guided down gross margins. Just know, when gross margins are guided down, more often than not, the core business is about to fucked fuck with a rake. Margins are coming in due to wages and/or prici

Tech will be annihilated tomorrow, rest assured.

Internet of Things business grew 19% over last year. Setting an all time revenue record of nearly $700 million; saw strength across the board in retail, video, and transportation segments.

Revenue in memory business was approximately flat year-over-year. 3D NAND production at the factory is ramping ahead of schedule with yields matching those of other production facility; continue to see industry enthusiasm building for new memory technology.

Very pleased with the integration of Altera intoIntel.

During the third quarter saw strengthening of demand and an inventory build in the worldwide PC supply chain. This segment had another quarter of significant profit growth with operating profit growing 37% from a year ago as revenue increased, costs came down and investment levels declined.

Generating healthy levels of free cash flow which enables co to invest in business and return cash to shareholders.

Seeing in the Data Center is very strong growth rates in the cloud; Very strong growth rates in networking and storage as those areas become virtualized and products extend into those areas; saw some weakness in enterprise in Q3 and expecting for Q4.

Going to hold off on providing a forecast for 2017 at this time; would normally provide that in January, then have much more in-depth conversation in the investor meeting in February.

‘We’re not going to raise the flag and say that everything’s good again’.

Saw an increased strength in the areas that have been strong in the past; the mature markets were a bit stronger. The one that was probably a little bit of a shift is China

Enterprise was again strong. Consumer was better but it’s still not back to where it would like to see the consumer side.

Because foreign banks are cool and totally solvent, investors bought them in droves today. I get no pleasure out of highlighting the big bold letters in front of our faces. But there it is, the bounce back day for stocks led higher by hospital beds and gold mines. Market breadth was at 73%, so there was broad market participation. However, we’re stuck inside of a trading range, a purgatory if you will, until there is some resolution on these worldly events transpiring.

Some of the bounce in gold is due to the renewed belief that the Fed is filled with shit and will not hike rates. In my opinion, today’s spike in risk off assets was predicated more around that narrative than fear of a market drawdown.

I feel like this is some Geraldo Rivera shit, but the substance is so damning and almost shockingly candid.

If true, it’s too bad he didn’t reveal this to the public, in order to raise public awareness. There are literally endless documents released to the public now. It’s gonna be a shitstorm.

UPDATE: this is an old document, one that has been refuted by Gawker as being a fake.

I’m sorry if all of this historical ‘nonsense’, which will go down in the annals of history as the very most and important public disclosure of corrupt government, gets in the way of your trading day. Some of you stumbled upon me hoping that I’d curse and yell about hammed burgers and hotted dogs, even in the midst of nuclear war. Let me remind you that I have an IQ of 155 and genuinely care about world events, as I’ve got much to lose and lots invested in the future. In other words, fuck off if the truth upsets you. None of you control me and will ever be able to. You’re better off playing inside of a cesspool than lobbying me about what I should be discussing on my site.

It looks like Wikileaks dropped the entire file, which may suggest he’s under arrest, dead, or a combination of both.

It’s not by accident that this is titled 1984.

Developing…

Maybe it’s wetworks related? John was a very busy little bee, chatting it up with the OSF head, Chris Stone.

For those unfamiliar, the OSF is George Soros’ main foundation by which he alters the history of the world, creating chaos and change in governments.

Even if there wasn’t a conspiracy here, why is Soros involved in the selection process of our Supreme Court Justices?

@brianefallon So any spin for why Podesta is emailing George Soros' FDN about a Scalia Replacement the day he Died? Russia? #PodestaEmails11 pic.twitter.com/PCjrNGCS8g

— Dom Romano (@wrekoniz3) October 18, 2016