McConnell claims that Michelle Obama, a former VP at the University of Chicago Medical Center, has been using images of speculum-induced late-term abortions to extort indebted and compromised women (Femme Comp) – fraudulently registered in Sallie Mae’s Libor student-loan database – into supporting her husband’s presidential election campaigns.
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Abel Danger Mischief Makers - Mistress of the Revels - 'Man-In-The-Middle' Attacks
“Late-term abortionist accused of forced abortion”
“Draw the Line: Barack Obama and Partial Birth Abortion”
“Sallie Mae Fronts Lustmord LIBOR British Bankers' Murders and C2 Crime Scenes Investigations”
“Program Linked to First Lady Michelle Obama Accused of Patient 'Dumping' Published July 23, 2009 FoxNews.com AINSLEY EARHARDT, FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Before you buy into Barack Obama's universal health care plan, you might want to hear about a little known medical program key members of his administration started on Chicago's South Side. It's called the Urban Health Initiative, and it's been stirring up quite a controversy in the Windy City. The program began in 2006 as the brainchild of first lady Michelle Obama when she was the VP at the University of Chicago Medical Center. • Video: Watch the 'Hannity' investigation Its mission? To provide quality care to the area's poor and streamline the hospital's E.R. by directing non-emergency cases to nearby clinics. Despite numerous phone calls and e-mails to the medical center, we were denied interviews with any of the program's employees, but we did talk to a former student at the university's medical school who was familiar with the initiative. … DAVID CATRON, HEALTHCARE CONSULTANT: The Urban Health Initiative is not about charity. It's about reserving beds in the University of Chicago Medical Center for well-heeled, well-insured patients. EARHARDT: In fact, he goes even further, calling the initiative a patient-dumping scheme, a practice outlawed by President Reagan back in 1986. CATRON: If it doesn't violate the letter of the law, it certainly violates the spirit of the law. It is patient-dumping. EARHARDT: So, what's the potential fallout? A similar practice was exposed in L.A. three years ago, when surveillance videos caught a hospital kicking homeless patients out into the street. Using that as an example, the university's medical center might be brought up on formal charges and face a huge civil penalty.”
“On April 16, 2007, Sallie Mae announced that an investor group led by J.C. Flowers & Co. signed an agreement to purchase Sallie Mae for approximately $25 billion. Had the transaction completed, J.C. Flowers along with private-equity firm Friedman Fleischer & Lowe would have owned 50.2% of Sallie Mae, and Bank of America [Libor panel banker] and JPMorgan Chase [BBA-extorted Libor panel banker] would each have owned 24.9%. Sallie Mae would have ceased to be a publicly traded company. The deal fell through in September 2007, with the buyers blaming adverse changes to the business's outlook as a result of the College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007 and the tightening of global credit markets following the 2007 subprime mortgage financial crisis. Sallie Mae subsequently began legal action, only to drop it in January 2008 upon completion of a $31 billion funding round, including funding from Bank of America [BBA-extorted Libor panel banker]. On September 17, 2010 it was announced that Sallie Mae will acquire federally insured loans from Citigroup-owned Student Loan Corporation [BBA-extorted Libor panel banker] worth $28 billion. Corporate information Sallie Mae operates servicing centers in Gilbert, Arizona; Indianapolis, Indiana; Muncie, Indiana; Mount Laurel, New Jersey; Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania; Killeen, Texas, Baguio, Philippines, and Whitewater, Wisconsin, as well as 71 other offices in the United States. Sallie Mae is listed on both the Fortune 500 and the Forbes Global 2000.”
“Interest rates on student loans from Sallie Mae cut By Candice Choi, Associated Press
Posted 5/16/2011 4:18:45 PM | NEW YORK — Sallie Mae is lowering the interest rates it charges on its student loans. But the price cut likely won't attract a surge of new borrowers. Formally known as SLM, Sallie Mae offers education loans with variable interest rates that tend to be higher than the rates on federal government student loans. Most federal loans come with a fixed rate of 6.8%. As a result, private student loans are widely regarded as a last resort in paying for college, after scholarships, grants and federal loans have been exhausted. A Sallie Mae executive, Charlie Rocha, notes that private loans can nevertheless help bridge the gap after families max out federal student loans limits. The new cap on Sallie Mae's rate will be 9.875% [BBA racketeering!] plus LIBOR, which is the interest rate that banks charge each other for loans. The new lowest available rate will be LIBOR plus 2%, which reflects a half percent rate reduction.”
“Barclays named Antony Jenkins, head of retail and business banking at the British lender, as its new chief executive. Mr. Jenkins, who started his career at Barclays in 1983, replaces Bob Diamond, who resigned last month in the days after the bank agreed to a $450 million settlement over its alleged attempts to manipulate interbank lending rates such as Libor. Mr. Jenkins has no investment banking experience, a source pointed out to Bloomberg, which may make the boys and girls at BarCap a bit nervous. Citigroup agreed to pay $590 million to settle a class-action lawsuit with shareholders who said the bank misled them regarding its exposure to subprime mortgage debt. The plaintiffs said Citi used improper accounting practices to conceal the size of its faltering portfolio in credit default swaps. In a statement, Citi denied the allegations and insisted, of course, that it is “fundamentally a different company today than at the beginning of the financial crisis.”
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