Their immediate partners in crime: Rockefellers, Du Ponts, Ruperts and the Oppenheimers.

Go look where these names pop up throughout the last 200 years and what roles they played in subjects ranging from World Wars, Wall Street Crash, GM Foods, Pharmaceutical Industry, Banking, Oil etc.

We are all chasing our tails, when we attempt to hold the corrupt accountable and responsible for their actions …

if we “hack at the leaves, versus go for the roots” – we really need to get to the root of the problem and the related problems will all melt away. If one controls one’s money, you control their life, and that’s why they keep boom and bust cycles in the economy, it’s a way of enslaving people really. Deceitfully transferring wealth from citizens, primarily middle class without their awareness.

Bottom line is…
Starting with two simple definitions and roles:

Corporations represent a goal of accumulating wealth/ money and

GOVERNMENT should be designed to protect individual rights and liberties and hence regulate capitalism or corporations. Healthy competition, not monopolies and nationalizing, etc.

CORPORATIONS have hijacked our government.

Although this may now be obvious to most of us…
How can we undo the damage and dismantle what amounts to organized crime, and safeguard ourselves to re-instate our rights, freedoms and liberties that are deliberately and slowing being taken away from us?

Because, once they have us become dependent on them, whether it’s dependent on credit, a program, etc. they gain control and we lose our independence.

Therefore, in that regard, we must sever/ disassociate and not participate in the system or systems that doesn’t serve us.

Ie. Stock Market being manipulated with values, Fiat or Paper Currencies as a store of your savings or wealth, how do we back the dollar with tangible asset like gold again if they don’t? Trade your dollars for it and buy it. You can back your dollars by gold and by doing so, that action holds them responsible and doesn’t allow them to inflate the dollar and play the paper game.

Hard physical assets, not representation of those assets by paper aka housing bubble, dot com bubble, stocks, savings and loans, etc.

It’s a form of socialism, fascism, or communism, whatever you want to call it, our independence is much more difficult to get back once it’s gone, then it is to prevent or safeguard it’s erosion.

How do we protect ourselves and reform these corrupt systems?

We have to know the root of the problem, to know what to do to fix the problem.

Again corporate America – unregulated capitalism, and the continued de-regulation of our economy/ politics (campaign contributions, etc) which most people are unaware that it is happening because the media and the “official” news is no longer unbiased but becoming a monopoly – bought and paid for. Use internet news, vs televised news. Not USA news but news sources throughout the world for perspective.

Money runs the show here in America, not ethics and morals. Learn and watch one’s actions, not their words. Politicians and leaders and newsmen will speak of “protecting the dollar,” made in USA, ” and “stimulating the economy” when in reality, those are just labels to disguise intent and they are deliberately causing the opposite to occur for reason of profiting- money.

ROOT PROBLEM: WE support corporations that take advantage of us – ** we spend our dollars with them ** being unaware of how they harm us financially, or with our health, etc.

THEREFORE REMEMBER: **If we stop doing business with these corrupt individuals and companies/ organizations, they would not be able to control our government and cause the current manipulations at our expense. We need to kill the monster when it’s little, before it grows and becomes unmanageable.**

We have incredible documents created by wise men for our benefit, who understood what we take for granted, and looked to safeguard us from the very thing we are experiencing, those documents were called the ** Bill of Rights and the Constitution.** Which new laws are created to negate or dilute these safeguards… Create pressure (loss of jobs in washington, impeachment etc.) to dissolve them. If we truly lose our freedoms and liberties where we suffer in our own daily lives, we will at that moment come to finally realize, cherish and protect these insightful and impactful documents once again.

Don’t support the systems that sabotages your lifestyle. ** Don’t wait for the system to change, but change your own system.**

Hold real money, not monopoly money and lose the tie and worry to ups and downs in the market. If you measure the S&P/ DOW/ stock market in real money, against gold, it’s actually crashing while they talk of recovery and rally.

Spend your dollars wisely with those who earn and deserve it and not with those who provide a short term low cost solution with the price of a long term expense to your livelihood

Live with a clear conscious that you are doing your part and providing a good example and shedding some light to those around you. God Bless
mgmoose@yahoo
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Goldman was also provided with status as a Trading Bank. Under”Fiat Banking Rules” this provision allowed them to lend out (to themselves ?) and charge interest on TEN TIMES THE AMOUNT OF THEIR CASH HOLDINGS – A MAGNITUDE OF TEN. This has resulted in potentially hundreds of billions of dollars of potential ‘future gains’. Unless it is your intent to purposely mislead your readers, I think you need to give more thought to your your numbers.

When investment banks like Goldman Sachs market financial securities like credit based securities and derivatives they should be required to provide accurate and comprehensive information to their investor clients. However, investor clients must exercise responsibility using proper research, analysis, and judgement when making investment decisions.

If the investment bank “short sells” the very same securities it markets to investor clients and benefits from the decline their value, then such outcomes involve questionable ethical behavior. Short selling is not unethical market behavior and assumes high risk for the short seller because if the price of the short sold product increases, then the short seller incurs the loss. If the risks of such investment products were not properly disclosed to investor clients; the investment bank benefits from the decline in their value; and the investment bank knew such products had risks that could cause harm to the investor clients then such activities could demonstrate fraud, deception, or misrepresentation depending on opinion and law.

However, the U.S. federal government performed the most insidious actions during this financial crisis. By providing a myriad of assistances including direct payments, borrowing privileges, and guarantees using public funds, the financial institutions like Goldman Sachs enormously benefited though they were largely responsible for exacerbating if not creating this financial crisis. When economic conditions were favorable, they assumed greater and even excessive risks to maximize profits and compensation for themselves. But when economic conditions became less favorable, they recieved incredible assistance from the government using public funds when responsible economic actors did not cause or propogate such crisis and did not recieve the same level of assistance and therefore suffered.

Furthermore, such assistance creates at least two additional problems for the economy. Since the federal government assistance to financial institutions involved borrowed funds, these funds will require higher level repayment due to interest costs. Though Goldman Sachs and some financial institutions repaid financial assistance to the federal government, others did not or most likely will not including AIG, GMAC, GM, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, etc. Such losses will be compensated for by the taxpayer resulting in social or foregone loss/cost.

Some argue that if the government did not intervene to save such entities then the financial and economic system would be worse, but they provide no evidence to support such an argument. It is true, however, many individuals lost their jobs and businesses failed. If the financial system’s actors failed then they would be in the same condition as those individuals and businesses. The U.S. economy suffered through more difficult hardship in the Great Depression Era 1929-1940 but still managed to proceed and become the most successful economy in the world. This economic recession most likely would not have become as severe as the Great Depression assuming very low interest rates to stimulate increased investment and spending and bank deposit insurance to prevent acute withdrawal of funds resulting in financial collapse. The US recession in 1929-1930 became the Great Depression because of inadequate assurance of banking system deposits and improper monetary policies. In addition, this recession will not be as severe as the Great Depression because of the general higher standard of living in 2000s and beyond compared to the 1930s.

The second problem is in the future. By providing failed economic actors with assistance, they develop a sense of entitlement, arrogance, denial, and riskier behaviors. Financial institutions like Goldman Sachs will most probably not learn from their mistakes that led to this financial crisis and will continue to assume greater risks in the future requiring unfortunate and sympathetic actors in government to provide assistance to prevent their failure. This should not be tolerated or supported by the public in general because it rewards failure and productive successful economies should reward those who create and add value and do not undermine or destroy it.

To help prevent such a crisis from reocurrence, better risk controls must be formulated and implemented by the financial system and regulators including but not exclusively the following:

1. Separate investment banks from commercial banks to prevent the aggregation of risk that increases the risk of systemic failure. Investment banks should not be subject to the following suggested regulations (see below 2 and 3) because they assume greater risks and do not maintain deposits like commercial banks. In addition, if investment banks do fail, they will not recieve any financial assistance from the public through any government entity.
2. Maintain or increase capital requirements for commercial banks to 10 percent. This provides some limitation on the amount of borrowed capital to reduce credit risk in the financial system but is not such a difficult requirement resulting in less lending.
3. Significantly increase FDIC insurance premiums for commercial banks based on the level of risk in the assets of a bank(s)to provide sufficient funds to indemnify individuals who lose funds in failed banks. This action also prevents large acute withdrawals of funds from the financial system and reduce the amount of risks banks assume in lending and investing.
4. Create and monitor exchange(s) for derivatives and require 100 percent margin or collateral for the trading participants to eliminate or at least significantly reduce counterparty/default risk in the financial system.
5. Withdraw and recover as much public assistance provided to the financial system as soon as possible.

And it worked. Current policy is proof.

The gloves continue to come off by those in the lamestream media (every aspect of the entire Western media resides in the hands of these same genetic kinsmen who’ve used their monetary machinations/manipulations to buy/control it ALL) who’ve had a nauseating bellyful of the blatant theft by these timeless Vampires. Modern-day muckrakers, who’ve quite possibly single-handedly restored respectability to the profession of objective journalism, are keeping a vigilant eye on our federal Leviathan and the dual-agent parasites infesting it. Do see the McClatchy paper’s outstanding series on Goldman’s epic fleecing:

How Goldman secretly bet on the U.S. housing crash
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/100/story/77791.html

For the feds, some Wall Street firms are too big — to punish
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/227/story/80277.html?storylink=omni_popular

Why haven’t any Wall Street tycoons been sent to the slammer?
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/336/story/75720.html

How Moody’s sold its ratings – and sold out investors

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/staff/kevin_hall/story/77244.html

Why did Goldman stop scrutinizing loans it bought?

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/homepage/story/77788.html

Goldman Takes on a New Role – Taking People’s Homes

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/homepage/story/77841.html

For more damning indictments from the McClatchy stories, you can find those and other nuggets from the first link I posted including:

Story | Goldman takes on new role: taking away people’s homes
Story | Goldman left foreign investors holding the subprime bag
Story | Why did blue-chip Goldman take a walk on subprime’s wild side?
Story | Why did Goldman stop scrutinizing loans it bought?
Story | Mortgage crisis shows why financial regulation is needed
Story | How Moody’s sold its ratings – and sold out investors
Graphic | Goldman’s revolving door with government
Video | Goldman Sachs’ secret bets
Video | One couple stands up to Goldman Sachs
Video | McClatchy’s Goldman Sachs probe
Video | Goldman’s changing role in subprime mortgages
On the Web | State-by-state data on troubled mortgages
On the Web | See our complete Goldman report

Wide Awake & Fooled No More,

S.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1LuW5auXYI&feature=related

REV 18: 17,18,19
17 For in one hour so great riches is come to nought. And every shipmaster, and all the company in ships, and sailors, and as many as trade by sea, stood afar off,
18 And cried when they saw the smoke of her burning, saying, What city is like unto this great city!
19 And they cast dust on their heads, and cried, weeping and wailing, saying, Alas, alas, that great city, wherein were made rich all that had ships in the sea by reason of her costliness! for in one hour is she made desolate.

YOU PEOPLE WANT TO STOP THEM, THEN TAKE AWAY THEIR FOOD…MONEY. You can stop them if you want. But the fact of the matter is that the more wealthy are the ones that have money in these organizations because they know these bankster gangsters will do anything to win in the capital markets….including criminal activities. Americans are more complicit to these crimes than the actual criminal. They silently condone this crap day after day. Oh well, I have enjoyed my life. Its up to the younger generation to get this under control…if they want to. I could care less at this point.

List of the Primary Government Securities Dealers Reporting to the Government Securities Dealers Statistics Unit of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York

BNP Paribas Securities Corp.
Banc of America Securities LLC
Barclays Capital Inc.
Cantor Fitzgerald & Co.
Citigroup Global Markets Inc.
Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC
Daiwa Securities America Inc.
Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
HSBC Securities (USA) Inc.
Jefferies & Company, Inc.
J. P. Morgan Securities Inc.
Mizuho Securities USA Inc.
Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporated
Nomura Securities International, Inc.
RBC Capital Markets Corporation
RBS Securities Inc.
UBS Securities LLC.

It will bring about the universal acceptance of the electronic buying and selling. If you are a criminal, they will be able to freeze your criminal assets. If they don’t like you discriminating against their laws they can lock you out of the world of buying and selling. They can have total control over you. They can build up a history of all your financial transactions.

In the Apocalypse it says, concerning the end times and the coming of the Antichrist; “No one will be able to buy or sell unless he has the mark of the beast on the hand or on the forehead.”

Through it all, the Department of Justice, whether under Holder or Gonzales is conspicuously missing in action. We do indeed have a class above the law, and they have brought the equivalent of an economic 9-11 against us.