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From the Vol.1,No.12 issue of Electronic Intelligence Weekly

THIS WEEK YOU NEED TO KNOW

Putin-Bush Summit: 'A Real Mess'

To date, since 1998, the successive Clinton and Bush Administrations, with complicity of the leaders of both parties in the Congress and the Federal Reserve System, have been variously condoning or crafting what they knew to be vast financial frauds, while lying massively to the world about what they knew to be the reality of the onrushing greatest monetary-financial crisis in centuries.

We told the people, but most of the people replied, "Nearly all my friends say you are wrong." So much for popular opinion. Run with the sheep, and be sheared, if you are not actually slaughtered as well.

This gigantic fraud was key to any insightful reading of the recently reported discussions between the governments of the U.S.A. and Russia. What those reports really mean, perhaps no one knows, including the relevant principles. All any intelligent viewer could say about the reported agreements, is: "Who in Hell—or, from Hell—is fooling whom?" Is Russia playing a deception game, waiting for the U.S. to fall apart? Or, is the liberal faction willing to destroy Russia, in order to follow the Olin Institute's 1998 anti-Primakov plan for destroying the Eurasian Land-Bridge program? Or, what?

Considering the latest rash of financial and economic reports, mostly from inside or just outside bankruptcy court, one might might imagine a large sign hung over the portal of the Pentagon, "War Called Off: We Are Broke." (Yes, Myrtle, the President does have an Iraq war-plan on his desk—the one with all those loose screws.)