Jeff Rense | Webster G. Tarpley 031609 "Libertarian Lunacy" 1/4

Jeff Rense Radio, 16 March 2009, featuring Webster Griffen Tarpley.

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[atradition]

We are  a republic...if we can keep it!

Stop being scared and act like an American

[MGGoblin]

@jhk863 No. Roosevelt did not jailed people who opposed WW2, the police jailed the fascists and proto-nazis inside the USA who were in favor of Hitler (very very different). Roosevelt was a president, not a judge. And no, Hoover bailed out banks, Roosevelt builded roads and houses. The oligarchs did not love Roosevelt, watch "The Century of the Self" - they HATED him, they tried to assasinate him, then overthrow him. Nice love they had for him, no?

[lazyfreedom98]

What is this crap.

[MGGoblin]

@jhk863 ¿What? ¿Bernays loved FDR? Bernays loved nobody but himself. He was paid by corporations to run a political propaganda campaign against him, talking about the FREE-MARKET and against the New Deal, wich demands government programs. The New Deal was not a corporatist fascist government, fascists tried once to overthrow Roosevelt and Hitler denounced Roosevelt as a "jewish conspirator". ¿Where do you get your facts? ¿From right-wing free-market fanatics?

[jhk863]

FDR bailed out banks and jailed conservatives who opposed entering WW2. He also implemented the fabian socialist rothschild plan off centralizing the US economy under the control of big government and big business. He called this plan the new deal. The oligarchs loved FDR so much that they tried to install FDR as dictator in 1932 (Chapter 10, Wall street and FDR). FDR was a BIG time enemy. I dont know how anyone could see this bankster anti-10th amendment POS as an ally.

[jhk863]

@MGGoblin Bernays was a liberal elite who loved FDR and Wilson. FDR was an open admirer of nazi germany's public works programs and corporatism. FDR also loved Wilson, who was Bernays' boss and who also created the Fed. FDR was an establishment wall street installed elite.

[jhk863]

@MGGoblin Only if you read Sutton's "Wall street and FDR," which talks about how the new deal was a corporatist fascist wall street-funded program and the truth about the 1932 plot, not the banksters New York Times version, and Eustace Mullins' "The world order," which talks about how the rothschilds, through swope, wrote the new deal. Both are free online.

[jhk863]

@MGGoblin Only if you read Sutton's "Wall street and FDR," which talks about how the new deal was a corporatist fascist wall street-funded program and the truth about the 1932 plot, not the banksters New York Times version, and Eustace Mullins' "The world order," which talks about how the rothschilds, through swope, wrote the new deal.

[MGGoblin]

@jhk863 Check out "THE CENTURY OF THE SELF" - a good documentary, where they talk about Roosevelt and his relationship with the banksters of the FED and the corporations, that paid Edward Bernays (the founder of Public Relations) to make an anti-FDR campaign.

[MGGoblin]

@jhk863 On the contrary, FDR was HATED by the corporate thugs, the federal reserve chairman and the banksters. They tried to kill him. New Deal demanded that corporations have less power. And other thing... I'm tired of hear guys associating socialism/fascism/communism with government intervention in the economy. ¿Have you read Marx or Engels or some fascist authors, like Nietzsche? One more point. Webster has an essay on history about FDR and Pearl Harbor, you should search for it. =)