Hill ‘n Holler Review Column 27: Goldman Sachs: A Criminal Enterprise

     On Friday the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged Goldman Sachs with fraud.  The Wall Street behemoth allegedly handpicked the most toxic US mortgages, then sold them to third parties knowing that the housing market was about to crash. 

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     Two columns back I asserted that the global Money Power controls people nowadays through psychological warfare.  Put simply, they lie to people.  As long as enough “sheeple” believe the lie, they can then be counted on to police the thoughts of any dissenters. 

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     In my last column I discussed the historical transition of the methodology employed by the global elite in their never-ending quest to control the people and resources of planet earth.  Paramount is a shift from open confrontation with and violent suppression of liberation

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     The global elite have, over the centuries, refined the techniques they employ to assure continued dominion over the resources of the planet.  In the early days they simply crucified certain rebellious citizens, whilst sprinkling in the occasional peasant massacre

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     It was more than a bit surreal after two weeks on isolated Thai islands to turn on Fox News just in time to watch “Tea Party” members signing an oath to defend the Constitution while extolling their right to protest. I strongly concur with the right to protest anything,

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     When the Democrats picked Obama over Clinton in their 2008 primary, I thought they had learned a hard lesson: Quit lurching to the right, compromising your values and trying to win elections by capturing centrist votes.

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     Several financial events this week indicate something big is about to happen, something that may make the 2008 credit crisis seem rather benign. First, the IMF announced that it is liquidating its gold holdings, the world’s 3rd largest stash after the US and Germany.

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     One of the great things about traveling overseas is that you don’t tend to watch much television. Fine by me. I think if every American tossed their tube there would be a revolution inside of a week. It has long been the primary tool of the global elite

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     While Obama coddles the Blue Dog Democrats on health care, caves to the Israeli lobby on Palestine and Iran, and bows to the Generals on Afghanistan; Rome is burning. US unemployment will surely hit 10% next month and the dollar is teetering on a precipice.

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     After a full couple of months watching loud fat illiterate Republican after-birthers making fools of themselves at town hall meetings, I now fully favor a potato chip tax to pay for the deportation of all rapture-bound Evangelicals who wish to expatriate permanently to

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     When I crossed the border into Paysandu, Uruguay last February I had for the first time in my life traveled to as many countries as my current age- 43.  I feel fortunate to have been able to see so much of this beautiful planet, but really I planned it that way.

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     The Obama stimulus package will help the US economy and should pass this week despite the trance-like state of the Herbert Hoover Republican Party. But the real issue underlying this economic collapse has yet to be dealt with. Until banks began lending money

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     The success of the Obama Administration in bringing about revolutionary change to America may hinge on a total rebuke of the phony but much touted War on Terror, which was concocted by the Bush Mafia to justify the oil occupation of Iraq, the gas pipeline occupation

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     The innauguration of our 44th President was something to behold. Everything about it signalled a cultural shift that is much bigger than Barrack Obama: the protest music capped by an appearance by Pete Seeger, the crowd on the mall full of overjoyed

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     As 2009 begins America is cautiously hopeful that real change is in the air.  In less than three weeks a black family will move into the White House for the first time in our history.  In the meantime Bush the Lesser continues to pass last minute rape and pillage directives 

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     With less than five weeks left of the worst American Presidency in the history of the republic, el jeffe Bush is doing his best to go down as the Herbert Hoover of the new century.  Today he announced plans to allow an “orderly bankruptcy” of the Big 3 American auto manufacturers

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   On November 4th Americans took a big step towards liberating their nation from control by the international bankers and their corporate tentacles.  We chose the hope of civility over the Lee Atwater/Carl Rove concocted fear of Willie Horton, swift boats and Bill Ayers. 

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By the time you read this, former Goldman Sachs thug Henry Paulsen will probably have succeeded in pushing through a $700 billion welfare package for the wealthiest people on the planet. 

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When friends called me for my reaction following our 2004 general election loss to the Emerson Corporate PAC money machine…

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If you believe in divine inspiration, and I do, then this past week has been quite inspiring.  First, the New Orleans area, where my wife’s family resides, was spared the predicted major carnage of Hurricane Gustav…

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The recent conflagration in the break-away Georgian regions of Abkazia and South Ossetia serves several purposes for the Money Power.

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