Bernie Madoff, swindler
Madoff, aberration or business as usual?
by finn Tuesday, Jun 30 2009, 11:50am
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An absurd sentence of 150 years was handed down yesterday to a man with less than 20 years to live; the sentence was intended to demonstrate how a completely corrupt (Bush/Obama) U.S. legal system pretends to serve the people of the USA.
New York Judge, Denny Chin, ‘spiced’ his sentence delivery with emotive accusations like, "extraordinarily evil" and “staggering human toll!” However, no amount of judicial indignation could compensate for the FAILURE of a DYSFUNCTIONAL ECONOMIC SYSTEM that allowed a fraud of monumental proportions to occur over a 20 year period! The jailing of one old Jewish fart hardly satisfies victims of a Banking and Financial system designed to enslave the masses and concentrate enormous wealth in the fewest possible hands!
Bernie Madoff, the Jewish financier at the centre of the $65 billion ‘ponzi’ scandal actually pales in stature and criminal accomplishment next to his Zionist Banker forebears. The infamous Rothschilds managed to gain control of the financial powerhouses of Europe and England by deceiving wealthy investors about the outcome of the battle of Waterloo. The Rothschilds obtained advanced information of Napoleon’s defeat but led investors to believe that Wellington had been defeated instead! A massive 'sell off' ensued; the ruse enabled the Rothschild family to secretly purchase banking and other financial stocks at a fraction of their real worth.
Staggering wealth built on deceit is not an aberration it is ‘par for the course’ or ‘business’ as usual – Madoff is just another heartless, exclusivist, Semitic swindler in a long tradition. Numerous historical sources exist; from the narratives of the Old and New Testaments through Shakespeare’s England to the Bolshevik (Rothschild) Revolution and the Banking plutocracy of today. 'Someone left their foreskin in the rain!' The historical evidence is as overwhelming as the REALITY in your face TODAY; Madoff is a classic case!
The following videos place the entire situation in perspective:
http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/06/30/more-charges-expected-in-madoff-case/