Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Why Occupy Wall Street truly scares Wall Street

Obama is playing on both sides of the fence as usual.


One of the first things Mr Obama did when starting his campaign for the 2008 election was make a trip to Wall Street to ensure the backing of the major players there. Like anyone with half a brain, he realizes where the true power in the United States and the world emanates from and he knew he needed their blessing to succeed and he still does.

After taking office in 2008, Mr Obama was quick to prop up certain failing Wall Street entities such as AIG with billions in taxpayer dollars. Other non-Wall Street based firms were propped up at a price, the price of government control. This happened with big companies such as GMAC in Detroit. As Mr Obama oversaw (doubtless he was not really in control) the transformation of the United States into a Marxist-Socialist-style government (with major industries now directly and firmly in government hands), he also watched the national debt rise at an unprecedented rate by several trillion dollars between the collapse of 2008 and now.

Mr Obama knows as well as any astute observer that while the national debt is a tremendous burden to the multitude who never agreed to enter into this debt in the first place it is a glorious gift of epic proportion to the few who loan the money at interest to the United States. Namely, the Wall Street bankers who have major stakes in the Federal Reserve System and control the money flow in the United States by printing more at any given time, thus controlling inflation and interest levels through the massively over powerful central bank of the nation.



Mr Obama knows that by raising taxes to pay off the national debt he is making the handful of powerful people who got him elected increasingly and astronomically richer. He knows that if this does not work (which he and the nation's debtors prefer as witnessed by the recent stalemate of the so-called "super-committee") and the debt merely increases, the interest to be paid on the debt is ever increasing and for those who receive that interest - it is billions of dollars created out of thin air. This is the definition of "usury" - a word that has all but disappeared out of the English language in modern times.

Thus Mr Obama dances around on either side of the fence, truly not caring a toss what happens, and is smiling through and through regardless of the outcome, as are his backers who truly control him and global politics and the global economy. Money is the name of this game and Obama exploits it well. Ever wonder why a candidate like Ron Paul is given so little attention in the major media? Naturally, the media is controlled by the moneyed-interests in the financial centers and they don't favor a man like Ron Paul who publishes books attacking the Federal Reserve System (one entitled, "End the Fed") and supports a full audit of the Federal Reserve - the central bank  is not even really a branch of the Federal government. Truly, the Federal Reserve is an undiluted scam, and if the American people actually understood its inner workings, in the words of Henry Ford, there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.



With the creation of the Federal Reserve System in 1913 the American government truly lost its freedom and was from then on under the control of Wall Street. Even the likes of FDR admitted as much. The Fed was created ostensibly to end the rocky market place and the string of financial panics that happened at the turn of the last century. But things got even worse after it came into existence. On its watch, the crash of '29 soon happened and the following Great Depression, as well as more recently the collapse of 2008 and this depression we are now in, following that collapse. After this most recent economic tragedy the national debt, as previously mentioned, increased greatly. And with it, the exponential profit of the few behind the central bank, those shadowy Wall Street bankers who are never seen in the eye of the media and never heard from.

The true target of the Occupy Wall Street movement is these few who control the reigns of global finance from their secret ivory towers, they who pull the puppet strings on the marionette Mr Obama, these few who operate on an international level outside of any nations law or scrutiny. Occupy Wall Street is shining a light in their direction and these wealthy plutocrats are deflecting the light as well as they can and using the media to discredit the protesters by any possible means. The news media picks out the least intelligent people willing to talk among the movement and interviews them and then calls the movement unfocused and essentially stupid.

America became free because a few men stood up against a tyrannical system who was using finance to dominate and beat into subservience a set a colonies from afar, only to, in the space of just over two centuries, become once again dominated by these shadowy financial elements, this hidden elite. Now the tide is turning again and these hidden powers and their corrupt financial game will finally come into the light.


Ron Paul gains momentum

Ron Paul's strength in Iowa garners uncommonly positive headlines for the candidate:


"Ron Paul is for real in Iowa. Seriously." (Washington Post)

"Niche Voters Giving Paul Momentum in Iowa Polls" (New York Times)

"Ron Paul's 19 percent in Iowa may indicate a path to the nomination" (Daily Caller)

"GOP outsider gaining traction in Iowa" (Associated Press)

"Ron Paul And Libertarians Can't Be Discounted" (Forbes)

Ron Paul came in second with 19 percent behind Herman Cain who had 20 percent in a Bloomberg News poll last week, ahead of both Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney.

According to Bloomberg News, among caucus-goers whose minds are made up Ron Paul leads with 32 percent, followed by Mitt Romney with 25 percent, and Newt Gingrich at 17 percent.

Now that Mr Paul is getting perhaps a bit more favorable coverage in the major media venues, things could pick up from here, even snowball. Voters tend to choose Mr Paul when they learn a little about him, specifically about his consistency and his strong anti-Federal Reserve, anti-big government views.

Herman Cain, while still strong in the polls, is looking more and more like a flash in the pan as allegations of past sexual misconduct come to light and especially as more is known of his alarming lack of awareness in matters of foreign policy, the aspect of the presidency in which perhaps the president has the most control.

Mr Paul has shown himself adept in everything from his grasp of economics and the Federal Reserve System  to international affairs and foreign policy. Issues on which he is very outspoken and not at all wishy-washy about.

All-in-all, this latest shift in media focus may prove to be the turning point in his campaign, the crest he rides to the White House. Perhaps it is time for Mr Paul to stop being a mere footnote in reports covering the race and for news media in general to consider him a serious contender.

Saturday, November 19, 2011

Herman Cain another Sarah Palin (i.e. a political joke)?

Herman Cain in a rare Morgan Freeman pose...


Yes, clearly he wants to be president. He has a knack for displaying what he believes to be "common sense." He's charming. He was successful in business (as head of a large pizza chain). But does he have a clue about what the job of POTUS (President of the United States) entails? Apparently not.

Much of what the president does is dealing in foreign policy. Mr Obama had limited experience regarding foreign policy on coming into office in 2008. Mr Cain has none at all. He stumbled badly over a question about what he thinks of the Libya situation last week. Clearly he had given the matter no thought at all. Absolutely ZERO. For a man who wants to be president, where's the common sense in this? A week before that Mr Cain commented that he believed "China is trying to get nuclear capability." Actually, Mr Cain, China has had nuclear capability since 1964. Mr Cain, where have you been? Do you give a toss about the world and what goes on in it? Seemingly, whether China has nuclear technology or what goes on in Libya is unnecessary information to a president of the world's largest economy and most capable military power according to Mr Cain's "common sense."

Once the top tier GOP candidate, Mr Cain has shown to have a level of wisdom and knowledge akin to that of Sarah Palin when she was on the GOP ticket for vice-president. Sarah Palin showed her prowess on her knowledge of the world when she told reporters she thought Africa was a country and could not name the countries in the North American continent. Mr Cain, you showed promise early on, but now we see your true colors; you have not the awareness of the world around you possessed even by many seventh graders. What makes you think you can be president?

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Berlusconi follows his masters' script


Silvio Berlusconi, as he indicates in the above photo, is a member of the group of financial titans that controls world politics. Whether you call it a part of the Freemasons, the Illuminati or the New World Order, it does not matter. His final economic reforms before stepping down are further indication of this; a kind of nod to the men who pull his strings, a nod to the men who helped him build his multi-billion euro fortune.

It doesn't matter who comes into power next, Mr Berlusconi will still be very much at the helm with his massive media and party control over Italy and his extensive, though hidden international support. Sicilian and former justice minister Angelo Alfano, his would-be successor, would be simply the Italian version of the Dmitry Medvedev-Vladimir Putin example in Russia. Mr Berlusconi's apparent "stepping down" is merely a show to pave the way for a future incarnation in his now former role as head of state in Italy and in reality he hasn't left the steering wheel of power in Rome whatsoever.

Inevitably, Mr Berlusconi's next dance step, in this two-step production, will be to retire "humbly" and pretend at remorse and regret, before taking the second step of coming back into power, by running a campaign based on heavy advertising and fake popularity polls as he has done so successfully in the past. The era of false democracy backed by the financial centers and the secret cabal that owns them is far from over. If you think I'm wrong about Mr Berlusconi's next moves, just watch what he does. His life and politics are more predictable than a Disney cartoon.