Big Banks
A financier seeks to bulk up monetary institutions.
America started to invest in larger banks. Phalant Gossamer initiated the “Big Bank Project.” He created over seven hundred huge banks in America. He pushed for the big banks to keep making billions of dollars until their market capitalization was in the trillions.
He walked with vigor as he challenged the bureaucrats in the halls of Congress.
“I say that we let banks fail and rebuild bigger in every way. That’s the future. That’s where we’re headed. We must have the sense to do this to save America. It’s in our way that we do this. That is the plan.”
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