Old habits die hard, so whether you’re an individual or a country divesting this Lavender Syndicate’s America , just be sure your doing it “guilt-free”. It will be difficult at first, but for all intended purposes this is truly the most peaceful solution to ridding the U.S. of its economic, systemic pandemic. President Barack Obama for all his good intentions has his hands tightly leashed by many of the individuals and entities mentioned herein. So unless the U.S. Senate suddenly acquires enough backbone to rid us of these most powerful and hyper-wealthy mobsters, the peaceful alternative I write about here is your only recourse. Just be sure that once success is reached in starving-out this syndicate that you don’t permit it to show up on the foreign shores that have thus far, escaped it!
"...unless America can cast a magic wand and suddenly revisit an incident much like the night of October 13 in 1307 within France when over 900 Knights Templars were arrested and their properties seized, the best course..."
De-coupling from the US Guilt-free in the Current Economic Scenario
Clouds of Economic Gloom Hovering Over the US By Jean-Paul Cassone' Saturday, September 5, 2009VIEWS
First off, I kindly request that you read my lips; “there will be no economic recovery in the United States for the next 15 years”! Any doubts about this, I suggest you visit The Lost Decade Journal (http://decadejournal.blogspot.com) and read the piece “Being like Japan Would Put Things Mildly”. If this still finds you hard to swallow my interpretations, Columbia University Professor Edmund Phelps, winner of the Nobel Prize in economic in 2006 just so happens to agree with my school of thought!
Secondly, the U.S. is no longer the United States . Foreign friends and allies of the United States are just beginning to realize the notion that their relationship for the past 40 years has been built upon pre-1970’s assumptions. A recent example of this can be seen in Jitsuro Terashima, chairman of the Japan Research Institute, who recently stated “the time is ripe to give a second thought to viewing the world predominantly through a U.S. lens”. In a pre-70’s America World War II was considered “the war that ended all wars” and the concepts of global expansionism, the annihilation of innocent people in foreign lands to rob their oil, prejudices against Arabs and the use of torture were all considered to be the abomination of American ideals. So how is it that they slowly-over-time, became the “new ideals” of America ? Under the distractions of Richard Nixon’s administration and it’s controversies (a man who was far more visionary than any liberal or conservative of today, an example of which was his secret meeting with China for the first time in history) a rather stealth organization quietly seized control of America’s overlord-ship, Wall St., the Federal Reserve Bank and the U.S. Treasury. The names Goldman Sachs, Greenspan, Geithner, Bernanke, Rubin, Summers and Paulson can also be linked to the organization in question. For the sake of argument let’s give them a factious name and call them the “Lavender Syndicate”. This organization in question can trace some of its member’s lineage as far back as to the genocide of the Canaanites. In conclusion, these instigators who have been influential in every U.S. infliction from “deregulation” to “9-11” to “the crash of 2008” are still alive and well in the American hierarchy. And unless America can cast a magic wand and suddenly revisit an incident much like the night of October 13 in 1307 within France when over 900 Knights Templars were arrested and their properties seized, the best course for Americans and foreign countries is to decouple from the Lavender Syndicate in as many ways as possible.
Federal bank regulators have just added 111 lenders to their list of endangered institutions for this past quarter; evidence that America ’s throat is still choked tightly in the clutches of the organization in question. Boycotting is the most powerful tool which comes to mind for a decoupling from these piggies. Both Americans and foreign countries should continue to sell whatever they wish to the Lavender Syndicate’s U.S. , but refrain from any purchases as much as possible. This would include investments of any kind in U.S. denominated securities or currency, as well as any goods and services. Hong Kong is a great place to start for retirees considering a new safe haven to park their retirement accounts. And this would buy them time while they ponder what country they choose for their golden years, as I would also suggest you avoid the U.S. for this as well.
I was born in Manhattan and patted on the head at the age of 3 by Howard Hughes on the steps of an old New York A&P which had sawdust on the floors. I've had close associations with former vice presidents of Aetna, Merrill Lynch, IBM, Smith Barney and Black Enterprise and was previously in wholesale distribution for Polo Ralph Lauren. After I married, I remained in China for 3 years doing business language coaching, conceptual instructions, negotiations and research for 25 separate organizations and companies such as Total-Fina-Elf, Rockwell Automation, Whirlpool, New Oriental School, Nanhua University of Industry and Commerce, Sci-Head Patient Lawyers and True Alaska Bottling. I'm currently employed with a small publishing firm in Palo Alto, CA.
