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Three pieces about Goldman Sachs:
(excerpt from) Digital Journal/Op-Ed
The Goldman Sachs project — New world government?
November 18, 2011
“By leading the world’s economies into chaos, Goldman Sachs is creating a situation where they can replace key government leaders with their own people.
It’s a cheap con: scare your victim then move in to offer ‘protection.’
That’s the technique that’s now being used on a global scale to oust world leaders and effectively take over world government…”
The piece at Digital Journal points out that two world leaders, in countries where there are financial crises, have connections to Goldman Sachs:
Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos has ties to Goldman Sachs.
The Prime Minister of Italy, Mario Monti, “was an international adviser to Goldman Sachs from 2005 until his nomination to lead the Italian government.”
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(excerpt from) The Atlantic Wire
Occupy Princeton Hijacked a Goldman Sachs Recruiting Event
December 9, 2011
(with video) Continue reading
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As many of you know, Sonny Meadows is a local musician and activist, here on Long Island, New York. The Wilders have admired his work — and his many solo performances and band performances — over the years. With the advent of the occupy movement, it seems to us that Sonny’s music about injustice, social justice, war and peace, is even more valuable. Now there are legions of empowered people to enjoy these songs, and learn this music.
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