Market Hype - Economic Hit Men - Greenspan/Bernanke

* Fire hell Bernanke: Without Bipartisan Support, Bernanke Should Withdraw

Helicopter Ben Bernanke passed his reconfirmation vote in the Senate Banking Committee last week. -By: Larry Kudlow

But he passed by 16 to 7. Most of the Republicans voted against Bernanke, as did one Democrat, Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon. The reconfirmation now goes to the floor of the Senate, where it’s going to be held up for a while. (Sen. Jim DeMint and others are insisting that a vote on the Government Accounting Office’s audit of the Fed occur first.) But when the final vote happens, I think Bernanke could be in trouble.

Numbers do not lie. Bankruptcies and Deficits....

It was Greenspan's telling Bush and now Bernanke to Obama. Now, bankruptcies and the nation is going bankrupt while financial markets are hyped and manipulated.

The numbers do not lie - so, we can skip the market hype as make rational conclusions about what is really going on.

Since Greenspan told Bush to jack up the national debt in 2001 after intentionally repealing the "Glass-Steagall" act to manipulate "R.E. bubble/crash", we are now seeing more national debt and bankruptcies.

The terrorist osama was exactly right about the FED robbing Americans using market hype and economic bubble/burst. Millions of Americans going bankrupt as well as the nations around the world. http://www.cnbc.com/id/34513221

The FED Bernanke is pumping markets as usual -- continuing the Greenspan robbing Americans and the nation hyping markets.

$COMPX 2237.66 25.97 1.17% 1,798,148
$INDU 10414.14 85.25 0.83% 1,090,447
$INX 1114.05 11.58 1.05%

The FED greedy pigs still hyping markets as we have seen a complete deception for decades.
The CEO names will be changed, but the underlying manipulation will continue, of course.

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Economic Hit Man

Confessions of an Economic Hit Man is John Perkins’ fast-paced autobiography, which reveals his career as an economist for an international consulting firm. Perkins says he was actually an “Economic Hit Man.” His job was to convince countries that are strategically important to the United States to accept enormous loans for infrastructure development and to make sure that the lucrative projects were contracted to U.S. corporations.

Perkins takes the reader through his career and explains how he created economic projections for countries to accept billions of dollars in loans they surely couldn’t afford. He shares his battle with his conscience over these actions and offers advice for how Americans can work to end these practices which have directly resulted in terrorist attacks and animosity towards the United States.

What Is An Economic Hit Man?

Perkins defines economic hit men as “highly paid professionals who cheat countries around the globe out of trillions of dollars. They funnel money from the World Bank, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), and other foreign ‘aid’ organizations into the coffers of huge corporations and the pockets of a few wealthy families who control the planet’s natural resources.

Their tools include fraudulent financial reports, rigged elections, payoffs, extortion, sex, and murder. They play a game as old as empire, but one that has taken on new and terrifying dimensions during this time of globalization.” In Perkins’ case, he was hired as an economist for the international consulting firm of Chas. T. Main, Inc. (MAIN). He was told in confidential meetings with “special consultant” to the company Claudine Martin that he had two primary objectives: ... http://www.wanttoknow.info/johnperkinseconomichitman

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