Do We Hate the Players or the Game after Goldman Sachs Posting of Richest Profit

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   ngurecoposted 9 years ago

   Do We Hate the Players or the Game after Goldman Sachs Posting of Richest Profit in 140-Yrs history?

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   AlWalshposted 9 years ago

   Goldman Sachs is a unique situation that deserves special attention.  They are part-owners of the Federal Reserve - which is not a federal government entity, but a private bank; that just happens to control US monetary policy.
   
   Per the latest list I saw, the other owners of the Federal Reserve are:
   
   - Rothschild Bank of London
   - Rothschild Bank of Berlin
   - Lazard Brothers of Paris
   - Israel Moses Seif Banks of Italy
   - Warburg Bank of Amsterdam
   - Warburg Bank of Hamburg
   - Lehman Brothers of New York
   - Kuhn Loeb Bank of New York
   - Goldman, Sachs of New York
   - Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
   In all, there are about 300 VERY POWERFUL, partly foreign individuals that owns the FED.
   
   Goldman Sachs executives have had a long history of serving in the Federal Reserve and the Treasury.  Goldman Sachs executives regularly meet in chummy private sessions with our financial and political leaders.  How would you like advance knowledge of what fiscal policy is going to be?  How would you like to have that policy set to benefit you? How would you like to set that policy? Goldman Sachs is so successful because they have a major advantage, which they use ruthlessly.  They are robber-barons, and we the voters allow it to be; year after year.  How dumb are we?
   
   The Federal Reserve is a huge mistake that we don't correct because most Americans don't understand them or how monetary policy works. They screw the citizens every year.  It's time American monetary policy is put back into the hands of America; and not the robber-barons. I wait impatiently for the day when America wakes up and decides they've had enough.  It will probably be a long wait.

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   A M Wernerposted 9 years ago

   There is a great one world order being worked out by a small group of people in the world.  Everyone points at the President, and socialized medicine, etc. . . but the true order of things has always been money - and quietly - as they always are - the ones with the real power go unseen and continue to collect more wealth and strength.  They control the players.  The more globalized the economys of nations become - the more open the doors are made for these silent barons.
   National laws are what should separate the U.S. from other nations - but when so many other parties from other nations are involved in the decision making - what we imagine is in American interest - is actually in the interest of a few corporate entities.
   Those at the very top of the monetary food chain have very little interest in the human rights and economical progress of those below them.  It is a dog eat dog world and every once in a while, one of the dogs growls too loudly and reminds us this is so.

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   omi saideposted 9 years ago

   No  i ain't no hater. Somethings are a neccessary evil to what point Goldman and Sachs played I don't have a clue.

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