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Source: Technocratic Tyranny
By Vicky Davis | February 20, 2020 | Corruption
What would you think if you suddenly discovered that everything happening in our country today was the result of a social science experiment? Think about that. Our country as a laboratory. To aid in thinking about this, think of a Las Vegas casino where they use loaded dice, marked cards and rigged slots. As in the movie "The Sting", the setting is staged and the gamers all have parts to play. You are the mark – the only person in the room who doesn't know that it's a con game.
Alan Greenspan - The Social Science Experiment
The magnitude of the idea is almost too big to comprehend. Who would have power enough to run the game? How about the Federal Reserve? Recently, in my quest to try and figure out what went wrong in our country, I came upon a program put on by the American Stock Exchange in which Alan Greenspan was an invited speaker. Greenspan's topic was about the differences between the economic organization of the west versus the east including an overview of what would need to be done to transition from the Soviet centrally planned economy to a market system. This is without doubt, the most important speech I've heard Greenspan give concerning his thinking.
Before we get to Greenspan's thinking, it's important to recall the timeline. Ronald Reagan appointed Alan Greenspan to be the Chairman of the Federal Reserve in August of 1987. The list of positions Greenspan held clearly identify him as an anointed one. But anointed by whom?
President Reagan's Remarks at the Swearing-In Ceremony for
Alan Greenspan on August 11, 1987
Rise of the Libertines
Libertarians and the Rise of Technocratic Fascism
Reason is the Reason for Treason
Logical Islands
Previous Research
On October 10, 1987, Senator Bill Bradley gave a stunning statement (for one who grew up in the Cold War era) at the East-West Institute concerning U.S.-Soviet Relations. The punchline of Bradley’s remarks was that they wanted to open up western capital markets to the Soviets. As you listen to this, keep in mind that the American stock market was supposed to serve as the capital allocation mechanism for the American economy. It was the money of American businesses, American investors and the American people.
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