The Big Takeover

[Zeitgeist]

Here is another tinfoil hat link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=110KVwpBNLs&feature=related

“I am a most unhappy man. I have unwittingly ruined my country. A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is concentrated. The growth of the nation, therefore, and all our activities are in the hands of a few men. We have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated Governments in the civilized world no longer a Government by free opinion, no longer a Government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a Government by the opinion and duress of a small group of dominant men.” -Woodrow Wilson, after signing the Federal Reserve into existence

Control of money supply and control of interest rates. Are you out there Partypup? What say you?

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One of the best articles I’ve seen on this mess…..

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One of the best articles I’ve seen on this mess…..

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One of the best articles I’ve seen on this mess…..

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One of the best articles I’ve seen on this mess…..

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One of the best articles I’ve seen on this mess…..

[jpinpb]

Long reading, but excellent.
For starters, hang Cassano by the balls in a town square. Then beat him like a pinata. Then maybe set him on fire. I would not even pee on him to put the fire out.

Next think of something equally as pleasant for Sen. Phil Gramm. (wonder how much he got from Cassano)

Back to finish reading it.

Edit – They keep Cassano on and pay him a million a month?!! Hiding out in his lavish town house near Harrods in London. (maybe he’s heard rumors about my plan)

Sidenote – sdr is right. There are people out there w/money – albeit our money.

[jpinpb]

Long reading, but excellent.
For starters, hang Cassano by the balls in a town square. Then beat him like a pinata. Then maybe set him on fire. I would not even pee on him to put the fire out.

Next think of something equally as pleasant for Sen. Phil Gramm. (wonder how much he got from Cassano)

Back to finish reading it.

Edit – They keep Cassano on and pay him a million a month?!! Hiding out in his lavish town house near Harrods in London. (maybe he’s heard rumors about my plan)

Sidenote – sdr is right. There are people out there w/money – albeit our money.

[jpinpb]

Long reading, but excellent.
For starters, hang Cassano by the balls in a town square. Then beat him like a pinata. Then maybe set him on fire. I would not even pee on him to put the fire out.

Next think of something equally as pleasant for Sen. Phil Gramm. (wonder how much he got from Cassano)

Back to finish reading it.

Edit – They keep Cassano on and pay him a million a month?!! Hiding out in his lavish town house near Harrods in London. (maybe he’s heard rumors about my plan)

Sidenote – sdr is right. There are people out there w/money – albeit our money.

[jpinpb]

Long reading, but excellent.
For starters, hang Cassano by the balls in a town square. Then beat him like a pinata. Then maybe set him on fire. I would not even pee on him to put the fire out.

Next think of something equally as pleasant for Sen. Phil Gramm. (wonder how much he got from Cassano)

Back to finish reading it.

Edit – They keep Cassano on and pay him a million a month?!! Hiding out in his lavish town house near Harrods in London. (maybe he’s heard rumors about my plan)

Sidenote – sdr is right. There are people out there w/money – albeit our money.

[jpinpb]

Long reading, but excellent.
For starters, hang Cassano by the balls in a town square. Then beat him like a pinata. Then maybe set him on fire. I would not even pee on him to put the fire out.

Next think of something equally as pleasant for Sen. Phil Gramm. (wonder how much he got from Cassano)

Back to finish reading it.

Edit – They keep Cassano on and pay him a million a month?!! Hiding out in his lavish town house near Harrods in London. (maybe he’s heard rumors about my plan)

Sidenote – sdr is right. There are people out there w/money – albeit our money.

[jpinpb]

“A short time later, it came out that AIG was planning to pay some $90 million in deferred compensation to former executives, and to accelerate the payout of $277 million in bonuses to others — a move the company insisted was necessary to “retain key employees.” When Congress balked, AIG canceled the $90 million in payments.

Then, in January 2009, the company did it again. After all those years letting Cassano run wild, and after already getting caught paying out insane bonuses while on the public till, AIG decided to pay out another $450 million in bonuses. And to whom? To the 400 or so employees in Cassano’s old unit, AIGFP, which is due to go out of business shortly! Yes, that’s right, an average of $1.1 million in taxpayer-backed money apiece, to the very people who spent the past decade or so punching a hole in the fabric of the universe!”

Man. If this were a movie, you’d think it was the worst Hollywood film ever made. Just so incredible, you can’t make the stuff up.

[jpinpb]

“A short time later, it came out that AIG was planning to pay some $90 million in deferred compensation to former executives, and to accelerate the payout of $277 million in bonuses to others — a move the company insisted was necessary to “retain key employees.” When Congress balked, AIG canceled the $90 million in payments.

Then, in January 2009, the company did it again. After all those years letting Cassano run wild, and after already getting caught paying out insane bonuses while on the public till, AIG decided to pay out another $450 million in bonuses. And to whom? To the 400 or so employees in Cassano’s old unit, AIGFP, which is due to go out of business shortly! Yes, that’s right, an average of $1.1 million in taxpayer-backed money apiece, to the very people who spent the past decade or so punching a hole in the fabric of the universe!”

Man. If this were a movie, you’d think it was the worst Hollywood film ever made. Just so incredible, you can’t make the stuff up.

[jpinpb]

“A short time later, it came out that AIG was planning to pay some $90 million in deferred compensation to former executives, and to accelerate the payout of $277 million in bonuses to others — a move the company insisted was necessary to “retain key employees.” When Congress balked, AIG canceled the $90 million in payments.

Then, in January 2009, the company did it again. After all those years letting Cassano run wild, and after already getting caught paying out insane bonuses while on the public till, AIG decided to pay out another $450 million in bonuses. And to whom? To the 400 or so employees in Cassano’s old unit, AIGFP, which is due to go out of business shortly! Yes, that’s right, an average of $1.1 million in taxpayer-backed money apiece, to the very people who spent the past decade or so punching a hole in the fabric of the universe!”

Man. If this were a movie, you’d think it was the worst Hollywood film ever made. Just so incredible, you can’t make the stuff up.

[jpinpb]

“A short time later, it came out that AIG was planning to pay some $90 million in deferred compensation to former executives, and to accelerate the payout of $277 million in bonuses to others — a move the company insisted was necessary to “retain key employees.” When Congress balked, AIG canceled the $90 million in payments.

Then, in January 2009, the company did it again. After all those years letting Cassano run wild, and after already getting caught paying out insane bonuses while on the public till, AIG decided to pay out another $450 million in bonuses. And to whom? To the 400 or so employees in Cassano’s old unit, AIGFP, which is due to go out of business shortly! Yes, that’s right, an average of $1.1 million in taxpayer-backed money apiece, to the very people who spent the past decade or so punching a hole in the fabric of the universe!”

Man. If this were a movie, you’d think it was the worst Hollywood film ever made. Just so incredible, you can’t make the stuff up.

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