you asked about the CFR .... here is Larry McDonald speaking out against the CFR appx 4 months before his death. of note Tom Braden was CIA and part of Operation Mockingbird.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Braden "Around May of 1983, approximately 4 months before being shot down in KAL007, Congressman Larry McDonald takes on Pat Buchanan and Tom Braden on Crossfire as they badger him about his new role as Chairman of the John Birch Society. He easily handles them and answers questions concerning the Elite's Conspiracy for a One World Government." <embed id="VideoPlayback" style="width:500px;height:407px" flashvars="" src="http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docid=3100752722910819372&hl=en" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"> </embed>
Tom Braden was admittedly CIA and CFR and part of operation mockingbird. watching this video it is very obvious that he was a filthbag traitor. a modern day CIA mockingbird is Anderson Cooper. go research that twerp's bio.... funny that he is a vanderbilt. by definition, all CFR members are in violation of the Consitution. they need to be disbanded and brought to trial. they want war with Iran and keep trying to lie us into it. when i see igmos like tgregg and hapadork gleefully relish this possibility and others stand by in ignorance, it tells me the CFR will do it and get away with it again.
what Larry McDonald and many of his cohorts tried to warn us about has now come into fruition. we see all the glorious results of the CFR globalist agendas and should thank them for the collapse of the dollar, the housing bust, endless war in the middle east, snowballing illegal immigration, hollywood unchecked/the trashing of culture via entertainment and the overall dumbing down of our children through govt education (programming). the Constitution hangs by a thread just waiting for one more fake terror false flag before they put it out of its misery permanently. and Tigger and Hapadork rejoice. then you have fake liberal ZZZZenu who openly endorses the Clinton crime syndicate, while he bashes the neocon crime syndicate. LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL you can't make this stuff up people!
Big Government (insert...CFR)Responsible for Housing Bubble Ron Paul Tuesday, May 13, 2008 The House passed two bills attempting to rehabilitate the housing and mortgage market this week. There doesn't seem to be any shortage of criticism and blame for the bad decisions, and rightly so. Lenders and banks do share much of the blame for the overheated market. Lending standards were relaxed, or even abandoned altogether, creating an exaggerated pool of homebuyers that led to ballooning home prices that many, especially real estate investors, expected to continue forever. Now that the bubble has burst, the losses are staggering. However, many in Washington fail to realize it was government intervention that brought on the current economic malaise in the first place. The Federal Reserveâs artificially low interest rates created the loose, easy credit that ignited a voracious appetite in the banks for borrowers. People made these lending and buying decisions based on market conditions that were wildly manipulated by government. But part of sound financial management should be recognizing untenable or falsified economic conditions and adjusting risk accordingly. Many banks failed to do that and are now looking to taxpayers to pick up the pieces. This is wrong-headed and unfair, but Congress is attempting to do it anyway. These housing bills address the crisis in exactly the wrong way, by seeking to hide the problem with more disastrous government bail-outs and interventions. One measure, HR 5830 the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Housing Stabilization and Homeowner Retention Act would allow the FHA to guarantee as much as $300 billion worth of refinanced home loans for those facing threat of foreclosure. HR 5818 the Neighborhood Stabilization Act, would provide $15 billion in loans and grants to localities to purchase and renovate foreclosed homes with the object of then selling or renting out those homes. Thankfully, President Bush has vowed to veto both of these bills. It is neither morally right nor fiscally wise to socialize private losses in this way. The solution is for government to stop micromanaging the economy and let the market adjust, as painful as that will be for some. We should not force taxpayers, including renters and more frugal homeowners, to switch places with the speculators and take on those same risks that bankrupted them. It is a terrible idea to spread the financial crisis any wider or deeper than it already is, and to prolong the agony years into the future. Socializing the losses now will only create more unintended consequences that will give new excuses for further government interventions in the future. This is how government grows â by claiming to correct the mistakes it earlier created, all the while constantly shaking down the taxpayer. The market needs a chance to correct itself, and Congress needs to avoid making the situation worse by pretending to ride to the rescue.
Oil prices peaked at the onset of the war and steadily dropped therafter. They went on to reach the lowest prices since the early-mid '70's. From the $40's to the $20's/barrel. Sometimes things aren't what they seem.
Funny, Alex Jones predicted the 9/11 attacks two weeks prior to the actual event based off Fed operational documents and Fed activities (I have listened to this Alex Jones pre-9/11 radio broadcast many times now - he was RIGHT on the money!) - I call that more reliable than ANY OF THE TRASH most pay attention to!
actually he got it from Bill Cooper who predicted it in june 2001. Cooper fkn nailed it, he paid dearly though.. they shot and killed him in Nov 2001. <object width="500" height="418"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/X9_D-PLEd08&hl=en"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/X9_D-PLEd08&hl=en" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="500" height="418"></embed></object>