Robert Scheer
Does Bill Clinton still not grasp that the current economic crisis is in large measure his legacy? Obviously that's the case, or he wouldn't have had the temerity to write a 14-point memo for Newsweek on how to fix the economy that never once refers to the home mortgage collapse and other manifestations of Wall Street greed that he enabled as president.
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Just another in a long line of banker puppets. His nice guy image molded by them all the while he was actually just a lowlife order-taker.
ReplyDeletePost JFK nothing but cardboard standees for presidents. Powerless men who made no real decisions by themselves and knowing if the strayed from the orders they'd be JFK'd.
Obumbler is no different. A hired actor only.
The next Puppet will be NWO Puppet Rick Perry, a wicked POS if there ever was one, I beleive he will choose either Braindead Palin or Berserk Bachmann as VP.
ReplyDeleteWhere this writer fails is in his depiction that Bill Clinton is largely responsible for the financial crisis. Both political parties are at fault for their role in the problems with the financial crisis, not just one party or the other. Some people are always more comfortable relegating this to partisan division, but that is inaccurate. Policies also had 7 plus years to fester under Bush as well, so the writer is not going to convince me it is Clinton's fault only or even largely.
ReplyDeleteBoth parties report to the international banking cartel, and a political debate in Washington is just a facade to keep the public from analyzing who is really responsible for this damn mess, the powerful international financial and banking interests. A lot of the politicians will be out of work after Nov. 2012, but it won't really matter as the banking cartel (NWO) will control whoever is elected, both in the White House and Congress. Anyone who thinks DC is going to make that much of a difference is not seeing the entire picture. If they help its only as a conduit of a change approved by the banking cartel. Corruption permeates American politics.
"Corruption permeates American politics."
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corruption IS american politics.
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