What Recession?
As the Economy Crashed Around Them, 400 Richest Americans Lined Their Pockets with $30 BillionLes Leopold, AlterNet. Oct 1, 2009. Their combined wealth is more than enough to insure the uninsured for the next twenty years or more.
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These folks are the ones behind NATURAL SELECTION and SOCIAL DARWINISM.
ReplyDeleteFor Darwin, Spencer and Hitchens, all is what it should be. Survival of the fittest. In a mutated sense of course.
I spent about an hour and a half reading on www.fourwinds10.com a supremely researched article regarding specifically the Pilgrim Society.
ReplyDeleteIt is GONE now. I was going to provide the Link, and it has DISAPPEARED! This article went indepth regarding the Linkages between the myriad Secret Societies controlling the wealth and property of the WORLD!
Omittted...conveniently. Many, many NAMES and the Heierarchy were written. Damn if I can locate it now. Goldman Sachs (the Fucks) people are highlighted and their business relationships are know. A hunting spree by humanity needs to commence poste haste to corral and incarcerate the Spawn that are manipulating World Events.
You Doubt! Then You are Dumb!
Now they're smokin' up their junk bonds and then they go get stiff
ReplyDeleteAnd they're dancin' in the yacht club
with Muff and uncle Biff
But there's one good thing that happens when you toss your pearls to swine
Their attitudes may taste like shit
But go real good with wine
"Eat The Rich"
Crank it up!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62_w7WmQmRo
purrrrr ....
ReplyDeleteone important fact !
main-street collapsed before wall-street
so if the banks don't seed Main-street with capital, wall-street is doooooommed,
game over, nothing left to do but cry.
This person is lost, l.o.s.t. lost:
ReplyDelete"And please let's not call it socialism, now that we've placed the entire financial sector on welfare to the tune of over $13 trillion in subsidies and guarantees. (By the way, the yearly budget outlays for means tested programs for low income citizens is about $350 billion per year. So Wall Street's welfare is about 37 times as large as welfare for poor.)
So if narrowing the income/wealth gap isn't socialism, what is it? It's the America that thrived in the 1950s and 1960s. It's the America that created a middle-class and vowed never to let the financial gamblers return us to another depression. It's an America that put its people to work and built an infrastructure that was the envy of the world.
Where's Dwight David Eisenhower when we need him?"
Get a clue already.
The $13 trillion in subsidies and guarantees do not represent socialism (or welfare) in any form. What it is is thievery, grand theft, not socialism. Capitolism makes it possible.
“Eat The Rich”
ReplyDeleteRoast Baron of Rothschild, anyone? Fricassee of Feinstein? Kissinger Crumble to follow?
Bring them to me.
Alternatively just abolish finance.
"Instead of free higher education, health care and a sustainable economy, we got a fantasy finance boom and bust on Wall Street which crashed the real economy. We have our 400 billionaires, and we have 29 million unemployed and underemployed Americans. We have an infrastructure in shambles. We have an environment in crisis. We have a health care system that would make Rube Goldberg proud. And we have the worst income distribution since 1929."
ReplyDeleteWhat we have is the purposeful crashing of the economy and the dollar to bring about the global government. What we have is economic destruction by design... new world order, one world rule. What we have is the devastation of the middle class to make them less powerful as a force to be reckoned with. They've done a heckuva job, brownie. No, seriously, they have.
Next up, for those of us paying attention, we can see it happening all around the U.S. and England... the finalization of the total police state.
Deja vu all over again (ala Nazi Germany)
Boomer, did you mean http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrims_Society ?
ReplyDeleteOn that Wiki page, click on “The mysterious, super-elite Pilgrim Society.” by Charles Savoie, May 2005
ReplyDeleteYep -- that is IT! Sorry, I was discombobulated that day. So I did "not" read it on Fourwinds10, I read it on www.silverbearcafe.com. Here it is:
ReplyDelete"The Captain's a Thief"
Charles Savoie
http://www.silverbearcafe.com/private/10.09/thief.html
You can't eat rocks (or gold) and Americans are not very good at following orders...unless that's the only way they can eat. I suspect this is the crux of their plan and why forcing family farms into bankruptcy, controlling seed sources (Monsanto) and creating debilitating GMO crops for the masses, all are part of a Totalitarian plan. Gardening is a revolutionary act.
ReplyDelete"Gardening is a revolutionary act."
ReplyDeleteAmen