Confessions Of An Economic Hitman (1 of 3)

[OrthodoxDarwinist]

You can tell how seriously racked by guilt this man is.

[mrwhispers]

@OrthodoxDarwinist ... Pity he didn't feel it when he destroyed all those countries - PRICK! Glad he is telling his story now though. Good observation Darwinist ...

[jackbawz]

@mrwhispers yeah, you of course, being the paragon of virtue, would have never done anything wrong or followed a self centered path. thank god your here to judge others, what would we do without your angelic presence! PRICK!

[mrwhispers]

@jackbawz ... There's a big difference between making a ton of money because you have have an inside edge or knowledge and destroying a whole country's economy thereby wrecking the quality of life for millions of people for generations YOU FUCKING TWAT! ...

[jackbawz]

@mrwhispers your mama

[mrwhispers]

@jackbawz ... If only you could reach that high ...

[Sizebby]

@mrwhispers without meaning to agree with Jackbaws, the difference of the things you mentioned here, the line's really thin sometimes... I reckon it takes a lot of "knowledge" to destroy the quality of the life of millions... I guess it's the principles behind the movement that makes the difference. What do you think?

[mrwhispers]

@Sizebby ... Hi my point was that if I was 'armed' with millions of pounds and I had some inside stock tips to inside trading which though illegal is tempting enough. I could make more millions sometimes billions without ruining the quality of life for others. What these guys by getting countries in debt is ensure that future progress is halted for generations which is really very evil ...

[zoeleutheros]

@mrwhispers Not true, look at how insider trader and shorting futures on food products, such as rice, has actually led to more starvation. You can find tons on information on this from NY Times to Edward Bello, etc. 

[SA341Gazelle]

@mrwhispers Well, actually he does mention eventually how he felt guilty for the overthrow of Omar Torrijos and other Latin American leaders, and at one point you can sense tears swelling up. In the end he did the right thing by refraining from his mistakes and speaking out, and though what he did was by all means disgusting, from his viewpoint he was only doing what was necessary to feed his family.

[Acolon77]

@SA341Gazelle 'necessary to feed his family'....i've never heard a more BS excuse in my life. The only people worth killing to 'feed your family' is the ones that would enslave and starve you. No one enslaved and starved this guy. He is guilty for what he did and if he is a repentant man he would say the same.

[SA341Gazelle]

@Acolon77 Well, I completely understand why you may disagree with me but then again: you never realize how wrong it is to do what you do until you try it out and see for yourself. He did admit it was wrong as well, but in the end if you disagree with me I can't blame you. I tend to forgive people even if they don't deserve it. Aside that I believe every one of us is entitled to his or her respectable views....

[jackbawz]

@OrthodoxDarwinist i don't sense that at all.

[TOC359]

How is it, so many invisible forces collude together, to snare and enslave the masses of millions, that we are helpless to stop them. Why in the world are we stuck in this inconceivable power of deceit. How is this possible?

[JL0183]

i remember watching this doc a few years ago glad to watch it again

[alansilvestri]

really fake way to be number 1.Fake country with fake economy

[magnusbeticus]

@alansilvestri I wasnt sure what you meant by your comment. Were you referring to the US being fake and to it false economy, eg Federal Reserve System?

[OrthodoxDarwinist]

@alansilvestri

US economy = the paper tiger.