The board of directors for HSBC Holdings has laundered billions of dollars for drug cartels and terrorist organizations. To date, the Department of Justice has declined to file formal charge, stating that holding HSBC accountable for its crimes would destabilize the world economy.
The Department of Justice has agreed to let HSBC pay a $1.9 billion as a settlement. This is equal to five weeks' worth of revenue for HSBC.
HSBC and its board of directors must be indicted for their role in the murder of innocent victims of drug wars and terrorism. If HSBC cannot be held accountable without destabilizing the economy, then the anti-trust division of the Department of Justice must assume control and break HSBC into pieces that are not "too big to jail."