Enron Is The Tip Of The Iceberg

America needs to see the WHOLE picture behind the corporate scandal. Bush is involved, every step of the way. Follow the money...

Enron Is The Tip Of The Iceberg


It's just a small piece of a bigger picture:

GP: So what's happening is - this is just one of them. And by the
way, it's not just anyone who gets a piece of the action. The water
system of Buenos Aires was sold off for a song to a company called
Enron. A pipeline was sold off, that runs between Argentina and
Chile, was sold
off to a company called Enron.

AJ: And then the globalists blow out the Enron after transferring the
assets to another dummy corporation and then they just roll the theft
items off.

GP: You've got it. And by the way, you know why they moved the
pipeline to Enron is that they got a call from somebody named George
W. Bush in 1988.

AJ: Unbelievable, Sir. Stay right there. We are talking to Greg
Palast.

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AJ: We are talking to Greg Palast. He is an award-winning journalist,
an American who has worked for the BBC, London Guardian, you name it,
who has dropped just a massive bomb-shell on the Globalists and their
criminal activity. There is no other word for it. You link through at
inforwars.com, you can link to his web site - gregpalast.com, or any
of the other great reports he has been putting out.

He now has the secret documents. We have seen the activity of the
IMF/World Bank for years.

They come in, pay off politicians to transfer the water systems, the
railways, the telephone companies, the nationalized oil companies,
gas stations - they then hand it over to them for nothing. The
Globalists pay them off individually, billions a piece in Swiss bank
accounts. And
the plan is total slavery for the entire population.

Of course, Enron, as we told you was a dummy corporation for money
laundering, drug money, you name it, from the other reporters we have
had on. It's just incredibly massive and hard to believe. But it is
actually happening.

Greg Palast has now broken the story world-wide. He has actually
interviewed the former top World Bank economist. Continuing Sir with
all these points.
I mean for the average person out there, in a nutshell, what is the
system you are exposing?

GP: We are exposing that they are systematically tearing nations
apart, whether it's Ecuador or Argentina. The problem is some of
these bad ideas are drifting back into the U.S. In other words, they
have run out of places to bleed. And the problem is, this is the
chief economist,
this is not some minor guy.

By the way, a couple of months ago, after he was fired, he was given
the Nobel Prize in Economics. So he is no fool. He told me, he went
into countries where they were talking about privatizing and selling
off these assets. And basically, they knew,
they literally knew and turned the other way when it was understood
that leaders of these countries and the chief ministers would salt
away hundreds of millions of dollars.

AJ: But it's not even privatization. They just steal it from the
people and hand it over to the IMF/World Bank.

GP: They hand it over, generally to the cronies, like Citibank was
very big and grabbed half the Argentine banks. You've got British
Petroleum grabbing pipelines in Ecuador. I mentioned Enron grabbing
water systems
all over the place. And the problem is that they are destroying these
systems as well. You can't even get drinking water in Buenos Aires. I
mean it is not just a question of the theft. You can't turn on the
tap. It is more than someone getting rich at the public expense.

AJ: And the IMF just got handed the Great Lakes. They have the sole
control over the water supply now. That's been in the Chicago Tribune.


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Argentina is in turmoil as you read this. Why don't we hear about this on the news?