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2011-11-19

Wall Street Does not Discriminate in Conducting their Fraud

Vatic Note:  Listen carefully to the video. This really surprised me. The fraud must be even worse than we suspected when an experienced trader gets conned and ripped off, now I know why Keiser is so mad at Goldman Sachs. They finally went after the bigger money on the markets by taking down the moderately big traders who trade daily and give advice to other traders. What was done to them is worse than ripping them off, it also affects their client base and as much as can put them out of business. With Celente and Max Keiser, they have parlayed their knowledge into pointing out the game to us and how it works and for that they are heroes since that means they will always be targets for the internationalists.

Gerald Celente: 'Get Ready For The Big Crash'
http://revolutionarypolitics.tv/video/viewVideo.php?video_id=16691
by Gerald Celente, Revolutionary Politics

Summary: Gerald is right. However, he should have known not to play the futures market. All fortunes in paper will be destroyed. If you don't own physical, you don't own it



http://revolutionarypolitics.tv/video/viewVideo.php?video_id=16691

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