This was originally to be a comment on Antifascism Calling's excellent All in the Family - Global Drug Trade Fueled by Capitalist Elites but it sprawled beyond the comment box and became its own post.
Tom Burghardt has compiled a fascinating and detailed article that follows the deep state intersections between drug runners, shadowy intelligence operatives, and the money laundering activities of our criminal banking cartel.
In the piece, Burghardt writes:
Here's an example directly linked to Burghardt's article. Former Golden West CEO Herb Sandler - as Antifascist notes - was a huge beneficiary of the national housing bustout, earning billions peddling disgusting loans and selling out at the top of the bubble.
What's his racket now? He owns ProPublica, a Left gatekeeper of investigative journalism that goes after easy targets like racist cops, and even produces real articles - even Burqhardt cited one in his prior story - but which will not examine Sandler's wing of the power elite. Michael Barker wrote a great series on this outfit and its Establishment handlers called "Investigating the Investigators - A Critical Look at Pro Publica" (Part II) (Part III), illuminating their links to Rockefeller, Soros, the Wall Street Journal, NED, and other Establishment mainstays.
Not surprisingly, Sandler's band of house pet journalists are relentless shills for the "loan modification" program, another financial scam designed to chain people to their mortgages while taking toxic loans off the books of the banking mafia and dump it on the taxpayers, as Mike Whitney has been writing:
At any rate, ProPublica's blatant propagandizing on behalf of the banks is a concrete example of dirty money coming back around to control the very terms of the debate and telling us what to believe.
As Burqhardt says, a continuing criminal enterprise, indeed.
Tom Burghardt has compiled a fascinating and detailed article that follows the deep state intersections between drug runners, shadowy intelligence operatives, and the money laundering activities of our criminal banking cartel.
In the piece, Burghardt writes:
"While the Bloomberg story should cast new light on highly-profitable links amongst major financial institutions and narcotrafficking organizations in what may be protected drug rackets green-lighted by corrupt officials, media silence, particularly by outlets such as The Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times, threaten to propel what should be an international scandal into a one-off news item scheduled for a trip down the memory hole."One reason the mainstream media blacklists these type of stories, of course, is because the same billionaires who collude to profit off debt peonage, financial fraud, and the other hobbies of the psychopathic elite use that same dirty money to buy up the politicians and the media and frame the debate.
Here's an example directly linked to Burghardt's article. Former Golden West CEO Herb Sandler - as Antifascist notes - was a huge beneficiary of the national housing bustout, earning billions peddling disgusting loans and selling out at the top of the bubble.
What's his racket now? He owns ProPublica, a Left gatekeeper of investigative journalism that goes after easy targets like racist cops, and even produces real articles - even Burqhardt cited one in his prior story - but which will not examine Sandler's wing of the power elite. Michael Barker wrote a great series on this outfit and its Establishment handlers called "Investigating the Investigators - A Critical Look at Pro Publica" (Part II) (Part III), illuminating their links to Rockefeller, Soros, the Wall Street Journal, NED, and other Establishment mainstays.
Not surprisingly, Sandler's band of house pet journalists are relentless shills for the "loan modification" program, another financial scam designed to chain people to their mortgages while taking toxic loans off the books of the banking mafia and dump it on the taxpayers, as Mike Whitney has been writing:
"The administration's program was concocted by the Treasury and heavily influenced by Wall Street's favorite son, Timothy Geithner."Left gatekeeping at its finest.
At any rate, ProPublica's blatant propagandizing on behalf of the banks is a concrete example of dirty money coming back around to control the very terms of the debate and telling us what to believe.
As Burqhardt says, a continuing criminal enterprise, indeed.
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