Re: Perestroika Deception

I do believe that Sutton had reasons to position his work as "academic research" – that being a great protection that allowed him to continue reviewing historical documents and writing books – digests of those documents to our benefit.

When we talk about wall street though I feel it's a stretch to call it American because it was not working to the advantage of American people. One can see the recent history for a proof of it. WallStreet is being paid happy amounts while the majority of americans loose jobs. So, I don't believe that there is anything american about wall street, and surely it would not care of dying american soldiers of WW2, Iraq, Afganistan or other countries.

As I'd like to track back from my assertion that the only way of repaying the debt is to go to war. That's for sure how the wall street would like to have the debt repaid but that's not the only way. As the old saying goes, when creditor is owed a little money it the problem of a debtor, and when the creditor is owed big money it's the problem of the creditor. This time, with the US, I think they really got it wrong. People are waking up to the fact they've simply been abused and hopefully they'll take time to educate themselves on how that became possible and what to do so to fix it for good.

I think we need to go ways back and review the history since the inquisition and get access to all the kept from the public eye libraries of Vatican and other secretive places, to find out what's written in the books that they collected (some burnt).


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