Excellent Audio- Research on Bernard Baruch

Started by Amanda, May 25, 2012, 11:12:37 AM

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Amanda

I thought this was an excellent audio--Dick Eastman did a ton of research into Bernard Baruch and really tied lots of pieces of history together (ww1, ww2, Wilson, FDR, Eisenhower, great depression, etc). He sounded kind of rushed to get all of his info in and it looks like rense never did a follow up interview w/him


Who was Bernard Baruch?
Dick Eastman interviewed on Rense
http://rense.gsradio.net:8080/rense/spe ... 022107.mp3
This is the Jeff Rense broadcast of Feb 21 2007 Jeff interviews conspiracy exposer Dick Eastman on the power of Bernard Baruch over Wilson, Churchill, Roosevelt, Eisenhower and his hand in both world wars and the great depression, the New Deal economy and the Cold War. An understanding of Baruch's power and influence in the 20th Century is to know the influence of Jewish money power in every age.

90 pages of referenced quotations supporting statements made in this broadcast can be read here: http://www.rense.com/rewer.htm

Eastman on Baruch-  To understand the history of the U.S. in the  20th Century (or the 21st) one must first learn of  the pervasive controlling influence of Bernard Baruch during both World Wars, the Great Depression, and the onset of the Cold War, the arms race.  Both Eisenhower and Churchill were his assets.  His men controlled the Roosevelt administration while FDR was kept a (poisoned) invalid at Baruch's Hobcow Plantation.  (Woodrow Wilson was also kept incapacitated through Baruch's agent Dr. Greyson and Wilson's second wife, who Greyson introduced to Wilson.)   The Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations are just continuations of Baruch's system of controlling the U.S. for the Rothschild Interests.  


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Also, fyi, if you haven't heard of Dick Eastman before, he's actually a pretty interesting guy. Here's his website:

http://www.citizensamericaparty.org/index.htm





Here's an interview he did earlier this year (he's into the whole social credit thing, which I don't quite get)

http://reasonradionetwork.com/20120109/ ... ck-eastman


Robert interviews Dick Eastman. Discussion focuses on Social Credit.

Social Credit: The term was coined by C. H. Douglas in 1917. Douglas believed that humanity has proporetary rights to all of the know-how contributed by our ancestors over millennia of time and that these rights entitle every individual to a dividend payment called social credit. All that aside, the idea of national fiat treasury money being introduced to the economy, not as debt-financed investment and housing construction, but as fresh purchasing power that originates in hands of consumers, provides an answer to depressions caused by a shortage of purchasing power, of hiring power and of debt-paying power. The social credit system proposed American populists is intended to replace loan-created money that is introduced by bank loans to the household, production and government sectors. The goal is to have a market system where consumer demand supplemented by social credit is sufficient to make abundant domestic production profitable. With social credit money will continue to circulate, rather than, as a loan, having to be paid back to the financial sector and dragging interest with it.

Dick Eastman, M.A., M.S., 62, of Yakima, Washington, is a student of economics who completed two years of the doctoral program at Texas A & M. He was a psychologist for the State of Washington and has taught microe- and macro- economics and money and banking at Heritage College. Since 1998 he has been a non-commercial citizen investigator what he believes are large crimes committed by those "to big to be caught." He is running for President as a social-credit populist write-in candidate.


(in the above interview, he mentioned that when he taught economics, his text book selection was monitored by the bank of england/city of London!?!)


Reading Hitler and Gottfried Feder - Why are we still fighting for the wrong side?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqoHZNIhLIk