How Goldman Sachs (Rothschild's) took over the worldMonday,
April 13, 2009
Well they are the most powerful firm on Wallstreet but
actually they are an outlet of the Rothschild's who have spread their power
under different names into this century and the prior one. They create new
entities to hide the web the have created of which the Bilderberger is one and
Soros is another. The 30 mil. think tank I wrote about in an earlier post is the
brain of the Obama administration and his closest advisers are all from the
Rothshild boys from RUBIN, SUMMERS, VOLCKER and second tier next generation
breed like Geithner. Emanuel and many
more.
它們在華爾街是最強大的公司，但實際上它們是羅富齊的出口，羅氏在本世紀及上一個以不同的名字已擴散其權力。他們創造新的實體以隱藏他們創建的蛛網，其中彼爾德伯格是一個而索羅斯是另一個。那三千萬
智庫在我以前的貼文寫過，是奧巴馬政府的大腦和他最親密的顧問，全都來自羅富齊男孩魯賓、薩默斯、沃爾克和二線下一代如蓋特納。伊曼紐爾和許多。
Rockefeller's,Ford
the Bush family belongs to them as the Clinton's work for them. One very easy
proof is the remaining official Rothschild's fortune is petty cash compared to
my calculation how much the fortunes of them should be worth easily in the
trillion league. Compared to the pathetic list Forbes publishes every year about
Gates and Buffett who are also members of the Club. Imagine it like the middle
ages with kings and lords who share one big interest and we are close to the
real picture. The idea of democracy is the Matrix cover to run their business as
it is easier to screw with people as long as they think they have a saying to
what is going on. The list below gives some ideas but there are far more names
and they are not only from Goldman they have different breeding organisations
like the IMF and
Worldbank.
洛克菲勒，福特，布殊家族屬於他們的，而克林頓則為他們工作。
Excerpt
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/analysis-and-features/how-goldman-sachs-took-over-the-world-873869.html
They
are well-credentialed, partly by design. From its beginning when the German
immigrant Marcus Goldman began discounting IOUs among the diamond merchants of
New York in the 1870s, Goldman Sachs has always known about the power of the
network of influence. Goldman hires former politicians and civil servants, as
readily as it supplies them.
And then there is simply the intellectual
quality of the employees, many hired as much youngster men via a gruelling
interview process, and then forged in the fire of 17-hour work days.
With
Goldman Sachs at the heart of Wall Street, and Wall Street at the heart of the
US economy, few expects its power to wane. Indeed, The New York Times columnist
David Brooks noted that Goldman Sachs employees have given more money to Barack
Obama's campaign for president than workers of any other employer in the US.
"Over the past few years, people from Goldman Sachs have assumed control over
large parts of the federal government," Brooks noted grimly. "Over the next few
they might just take over the whole darn thing."
John Thornton From his post as
professor and director of global leadership at Tsinghua University in Beijing,
the former Goldman Sachs co-chief operating officer John Thornton has become a
highly-influential figure in the developing business and poltical
inter-relations between the US and China. He was Goldman's boss in Asia in the
mid-Nineties and remains well connected in the East and the
West.
Duncan Niederauer
Wall Streeters joked about a Goldman Sachs "takeover" of the
New York Stock Exchange. Hank Paulson, the Goldman boss on the NYSE board, moved
to oust the chairman, Dick Grasso, and recommended the then chief operating
officer of Goldman, John Thain, as Mr Grasso's replacement. Mr Thain modernised
the exchange as demanded by Goldman, and Mr Thain's old Goldman deputy, Duncan
Niederauer, is in charge.
Jon
CorzineThe former co-chief executive of Goldman went into
full-time politics in 1999, having lost the internal power struggle that
preceded the company's stock-market flotation in 1999. He has been governor of
New Jersey since 2006, having spent the previous six years in the US Senate. His
2000 Senate election campaign was then the most expensive ever in the US, and
Corzine spent $62m of his own money.
Joshua BoltenFor five years until
1999, Mr Bolten served as director of legal affairs for Goldman based in London,
effectively making him the bank's chief lobbyist to the EU. The Republican
lawyer aided George Bush's 2000 election campaign, helped co-ordinate policy in
the White House and has been the President's chief of staff since
2006.
Paul
DeightonThe man heading London's planning for the 2012
Olympic Games, Paul Deighton amassed a fortune estimated at over £100m during
his two decades at Goldman Sachs, where he had been one of its most powerful
investment bankers.
Robert
RubinA US Treasury secretary under Bill Clinton, Mr Rubin
could once again emerge as a powerful figure in Washington if Barack Obama wins
the presidency, since he has maintained his influence on Democrat politics. Mr
Rubin reached the second-highest rung at Goldman, becoming co-chief operating
officer before joining the US government in 1993.
Gavyn DaviesThe ex-chairman of the
BBC still has the ear of Gordon Brown, to whom he has been a good friend and
informal adviser. He is married to the Prime Minister's aide Sue Nye. Mr Davies
spent 15 years as an economist at Goldman. He was commissioned to report on the
future funding of the BBC by Mr Brown in 1999. Two years later, he was poached
to chair it.
Jim
CramerThis former Goldman trader is, without question, the
most influential stock pundit in the US. Hectoring and shouting his investment
advice nightly on his CNBC show, Mad Money, he routinely moves share prices. His
primal scream against the Federal Reserve ("They know nothing") was a YouTube
sensation last year, as the central bank refused to lower interest rates to ease
the pain of the credit crisis on Wall Street.
Robert ZoellickGoldman provided a
lucrative home to Robert Zoellick, the neo-conservative Republican, between the
time he quit as Condoleezza Rice's deputy at the State Department in 2006
(having not secured the job he coveted as Treasury Secretary, when it went to
Hank Paulson) and his appointment last year as head of the World Bank. At
Goldman he had acted as head of international affairs, a kind of global
ambassador and networker-in-chief.
Mario DraghiThe head of the Italian
central bank is another example of the revolving door between Goldman and public
service. Mr Draghi had been an academic economist, an executive at the World
Bank and a director-general of the Italian treasury before joining Goldman as a
partner in 2002. He is becoming a significant figure in the response to the
credit crisis, chairing the financial stability forum of central banks, finance
ministries and regulators.
Malcolm
TurnbullTreasurer for the opposition Liberal Party, Mr
Turnbull is one of the fastest-rising politicians in Australia. He was the
aggressive advocate who took on and beat the British Government in the
Spycatcher trial of the former MI5 agent Peter Walker, but he then pursued a
career in business and ran Goldman Australia from 1997 to 2001, before jumping
in to politics to serve as environment minister under John
Howard.
Hank
PaulsonCometh the hour, cometh the man. President George
Bush must be delighted he lured a reluctant Hank Paulson away from his
$38m-a-year job as Goldman Sachs chief executive in 2006, just in time to deal
with the Wall Street crisis that has engulfed the entire US economy. The
bird-watching enthusiast had been a surprising choice as Treasury secretary,
since his environmentalism was at odds with much of Bush's policy.
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