The meat of the complaint appears to be fourfold…
First, the lawsuit claims that this very public debanking caused Trump and his companies reputational harm.
Second, the lawsuit claims JPMorgan Chase violated its own code of conduct.
Third, and most effectively, the suit credibly accuses JPMorgan Chase and its CEO of abusing its corporate power to “coerce the public to shift and re-align their political views.”
Finally, the suit accuses JPMorgan Chase and Dimon of publicizing the debanking in the hopes other banks would join in on this fascistic blacklist, leaving Trump with nowhere to bank.
www.breitbart.com
This a very important lawsuit. I hope the judgment is at least as large as what Trump is asking for. Not everyone can afford to fight being debanked, so it's as if this lawsuit is for all of us. As we barrel on to the very end of this era, govmints will most assuredly exert more and more control, along with the large banks and corporations that will work hand in hand with these increasingly micromanaging govmints. If our public views don't align with big brother, we could be in big trouble. A successful lawsuit of this magnitude could slow that down a bit, just in the USA, at least.
First, the lawsuit claims that this very public debanking caused Trump and his companies reputational harm.
Second, the lawsuit claims JPMorgan Chase violated its own code of conduct.
Third, and most effectively, the suit credibly accuses JPMorgan Chase and its CEO of abusing its corporate power to “coerce the public to shift and re-align their political views.”
Finally, the suit accuses JPMorgan Chase and Dimon of publicizing the debanking in the hopes other banks would join in on this fascistic blacklist, leaving Trump with nowhere to bank.
Nolte: Trump Files $5 Billion Debanking Lawsuit Against JPMorgan & CEO Jamie Dimon
President Trump’s attorneys filed a $5 billion — with a “B” — lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase and its CEO Jamie Dimon for “debanking” Trump in early 2021.
www.breitbart.com
This a very important lawsuit. I hope the judgment is at least as large as what Trump is asking for. Not everyone can afford to fight being debanked, so it's as if this lawsuit is for all of us. As we barrel on to the very end of this era, govmints will most assuredly exert more and more control, along with the large banks and corporations that will work hand in hand with these increasingly micromanaging govmints. If our public views don't align with big brother, we could be in big trouble. A successful lawsuit of this magnitude could slow that down a bit, just in the USA, at least.
