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... on his knowledge of the history of Wall Street and Washington, now let him offer you now a little perspective for the months to come. -- Tom Engelhardt What is Washington to do as the ... of the private sector. First came the Federal Reserve. It was established in 1913 under President Woodrow Wilson as a quasi-public authority meant to regulate the country's credit markets -- albeit one ...

..., but a government by the opinion and duress of a small group of dominant men." President Woodrow Wilson 1916 Once upon a time an election contained real issues like that of central bank, ... fluff and nonsense and the two choices we are offered by the media, by the establishment, are little different on the things that matter. The envirowackos are nothing but useful idiots. They are ...

... people still fondly nurture the belief that Hitler was basically little more than a black magician gone bonkers. Anyway, interest ... we started And know the place for the first time." ['Little Gidding V' by T.S. Eliot] Cited in: '...a planet named Lanulos. He appeared twice to a salesman named Woodrow Derenberger, with whom he seemed to communicate by telepathy. Derenberger ...

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