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by Rainhaus on 26 September 2008 - 06:09

Again I will ask all that have participate in ths thread..How many wave old glory.?It is a pe-planned venue from decades and decades ago whether it be with a simple mason...to scottish rights etc etc cult aftarer cult for the USA to go down.This an old format of centuries ago.I will again mention the "Beast of Belguim' wheras you can do more research and realize that the presidency of the USA is meaningless.Bought and sold so to speak.


by Preston on 26 September 2008 - 06:09

Rainhaus, yep you understand the plan of these demons. 


by Uglydog on 26 September 2008 - 12:09

And in Todays Zionist News..



 

WASHINGTON MUTUAL: LARGEST BANK FAILURE IN U.S. HISTORY JPMorgan Chase buying Washington Mutual's assets after FDIC seizes ailing thrift

 

Refusing Dollar as “World Currency” Inevitable Latest developments in the financial markets of US and see-saws in the exchange rate of dollar have undermined the position of the America currency in world markets

 

Citizens Dumping Personal Junk on Wall Street to Protest Bailout An e-mail that began as a rallying cry from a lone journalist to an influential circle of friends to protest the U.S. government bailout of Wall Street has ignited a national day of street protests

 

U.S. Federal Reserve funnels $30B into overseas money markets The Federal Reserve, in co-ordinated action with foreign central banks, plowed $30 billion into money markets overseas Wednesday, part of an ongoing effort to fight a global credit crisis.

 

FDIC May Need $150 Billion Bailout as More Banks Fail By the end of 2009, about 100 U.S. banks with collective assets of more than $800 billion will fail, predicts Christopher Whalen, managing director of Institutional Risk Analytics, a Torrance, California-based firm that sells its analysis of FDIC data to investors

 They are starting to fall like dominoes huh?






 


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