A Quick Video That Genuinely Shows Who Holds the Power.

Apologies if this clip has been posted previously, several searches turned up nothing.

This is a 10 second clip of Don Regan, CEO of Merrill Lynch giving orders to then President Ronald Reagan. The clip is brief but the body language and facial expressions tell us so much about how things really work in this country.



The question is, if this is how severe the master/puppet relationship was back then, how much more intense has it gotten in the years since?

a reply to: RobertAntonWeishaupt

I'm interested in seeing this, but the video didn't work.

Did you make sure to just copy the end of the youtube URL?

For www.youtube.com... you would include the last part, zKfmShJ48O4 to embed

a reply to: RobertAntonWeishaupt


Is this the one?

originally posted by: RobertAntonWeishaupt

The question is, if this is how severe the master/puppet relationship was back then, how much more intense has it gotten in the years since?

The master/puppet relationship has been present in all governments ever since the first one.

The current master/puppet relationships are around 100 years old now.

And it's worldwide.

Looks fake to me. I'm no expert in lipreading, but I don't think "speed it up" is what he said.

a reply to: Bone75

Looked to me like he said "Speed it up, speed it up..." (twice)

You could even hear it the first time through the microphone.

Keep in mind that they did call it "Reagan Era" for a reason - he was a new breed of president, pretty much representing big money interest and allowing the corporations to enjoy the spoils of his willingness to go along with it

a reply to: Bone75

I agree lips indicate something else other than..."Speed it up"

OP we need a better translation.

a reply to: RobertAntonWeishaupt

can we have some context for this ? date - place - nature of the event ?????????????????

a reply to: RobertAntonWeishaupt


en.m.wikipedia.org...

In one year between July 2007 and July 2008, Merrill Lynch lost $19.2 billion, or $52 million daily.

Andrew Cuomo, New York Attorney General, threatened to sue Merrill Lynch in August 2008 over its misrepresentation of the risk on mortgage-backed securities.[31] A week earlier, Merrill Lynch had offered to buy back $12 billion in auction-rate debt and said it was surprised by the lawsuit.


Merrill Lynch is now part of Bank of America.

Oddly enough, Reagan had the power to destroy the banks but he chose not to do it. Obama has that power too.

It would take extreme measures for sure, but these banks aren't in complete control.... that's why they dump so much money into their people, it buys some security.

Never forget the day Obama sold out when he gathered those 10 CEO's and left with them in a giant party.