State of the Union and Obama’s speech discussed by Alex Jones and Gerald Celente and not settling for the lesser of two evils.
Jones wonders aloud that as the money runs out, will the minions wake up when they’ve lost everything to the greedy corporate vultures.
We’re going to get everybody in debt to our fraudulent paper [bankrupt them] then there’ll be riots, then we’ll bring even more control.
That will drive down the value of everything, then we can buy everything up.
“ They will try to bankrupt everybody just so they can consolidate everything? It’s all up to us, what ends up happening, but I don’t see this ending pretty.
They’re going to start a Big War [the First Great War of the 21st Century] – the Globalists making 40-1 bets – three million guns sold in the month of December in the US alone – Congress with a 9% approval rating.” – Alex Jones
Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee Charles Rangel is a major disgrace to Democrats, all Americans and America.
The senile 20 term, 80 year old Representative of Harlem, New York refused to retire so now let’s see Rangel wrangle his way out of a public congressional trial this September. It will be Charlie Rangel’s War.
Rangel had been given every opportunity to negotiate a settlement during the investigation phase but the ethics violator refused.
So it is now finally on to the trial phase, after years of delay and inaction by the proper authorities.
Some of the 13 ethics violation charges include failure to report more than $600,000 income on his congressional financial disclosure statement.
Failure to report income from his vacation property in the Dominican Republic.
Accepting a rent-stabilized property in Manhattan for his campaign office
Using congressional letterhead to solicit donations for a center for public service to bear his name.
Accepting money gifts from AIG for bailout money.
He didn’t know he had nearly a million dollars tucked away in some accounts.
Rangel writes the tax code but as for himself, he is on a tax holiday.
It’s an Insult to America that House Speaker Pelosi promised to run the most honest and ethical House ever, yet a House Chairman is allowed to stay in office after years of known ethics violations.
” I’d rather defend Jeffrey Dahmer’s dietary habits than try to defend Charlie Rangel on the idea of ethics.” – Gov. Mike Huckabee
The head of the Ways and Means Committee , Charles “charlie” Rangel , was hard pressed to read a written statement. It appeared to be the first time Rangel had set eyes on the prepared statement. This created only more embarrassment for himself as he insincerely apologized for failing to report investment income on his Dominican Republic beach villa vacation property in Punta Cana.
Failure to Report ; Failure to Disclose $Millions of Dollars – we have an Ethics Problem. Charlie ” I FORGOT ” Rangel. Double standard for Rangel and Geithner compared to working class stiffs.
The Democrats allow him to stay? – No Defense for Rangel to continue to hold his job as head of the Ways and Means Committee. His list of ethics investigations and tax controversies are lengthy.
” I owed my colleagues and the public , adherence to a higher standard of care not only as a member of Congress but even more as the Chair of the House Ways and Means Committee ” – Charles Rangel
Three NJ mayors , two assemblymen and five Brooklyn rabbis were among 44 arrested in a major federal corruption sweep in New Jersey by the FBI. Hoboken Mayor Peter Cammarano III , Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell and Ridgefield Mayor Anthony Suarez were arrested , as were Assemblymen Daniel Van Pelt and L. Harvey Smith.
Informant Solomon Dwek is the Cooperating Witness and link between the political corruption , money laundering and kidney sales scandals.
Full list of those arrested and charges:
Political Corruption
Moshe Altman, 39, of Monsey, NY, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right & money laundering
Charlie Ammon, 33, of Lakewood, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Leona Beldini, 74, of Jersey City, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Peter Cammarano III, 32, of Hoboken, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Joseph Cardwell, 68, of Jersey City, NJ, charged with agreeing to offer bribe to public official
Joseph Castagna, 53, of Jersey City, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Guy Catrillo, 54, of Jersey City, NJ, charged with attempted extortion under color of official right
Edward Cheatam, 61, of Jersey City, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right & attempted extortion
Dennis Elwell, 64, of Secaucus, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Itzak Friedlander, 41, of Union City, NJ, charged with money laundering conspiracy
Richard Greene, 45, of Jersey City, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
John Guarini, 59, of Bayonne, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Shimon Haber, 34, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering conspiracy
Denis Jaslow, 46, of Wall, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Maher A. Khalil, 39, of Jersey City, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right & attempted extortion
James P. “Jimmy” King, 67, of Jersey City, NJ, charged with conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Louis Manzo, 54, of Jersey City, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Michael Manzo, 53, of Jersey City, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Ronald Manzo, 65, of Bayonne, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Michael Schaffer, 58, of Hoboken, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Lori Serrano, 37, of Jersey City, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Jack Shaw, 61, of Jersey City, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
L. Harvey Smith, 60, of Jersey City, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Anthony R. Suarez, 42, of Ridgefield, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Vincent Tabbachino, 68, of Fairview, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right & money laundering
Daniel M. Van Pelt, 44, of Waretown, NJ, attempted extortion under color of official right
Mariano Vega, 59, of Jersey City, NJ, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Lavern Webb-Washington, 60, NJ conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right
Jeffrey Williamson, 57, of Lakewood, NJ, attempted extortion under color of official right
For the charge of conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right and/or attempted extortion under color of official right, the maximum statutory penalties are 20 years in federal prison and a maximum statutory fine of $250,000. For the charge of agreeing to offer a bribe payment to a public official, the maximum statutory penalties are 10 years in Federal prison and a maximum statutory fine of $250,000.
Money Laundering/Illegal Money Remitting
Eliahu Ben Haim, 58, of Long Branch, NJ, charged with money laundering.
Schmulik Cohen, 35, of Brooklyn, NY, money laundering and illegal money transmitting.
Levi Deutsch, 37, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.
Yeshayahu Ehrental, 65, of Brooklyn, NY, money laundering and illegal money transmitting.
Mordchai Fish, 56, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.
Yolie Gertner, 30, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.
David S. Goldhirsh, 30, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.
Saul Kassin, 87, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.
Edmund Nahum, 56, of Deal, NJ, charged with money laundering.
Abe Pollack, 40, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.
Lavel Schwartz, 57, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.
Binyomin Spira, 28, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.
Naftoly Weber, 40, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with money laundering.
Arye Weiss, 34, of Brooklyn, NY, money laundering and illegal money transmitting.
For the charge of conspiring to commit money laundering, the maximum statutory penalties are 20 years in Federal prison and a maximum statutory fine of $250,000. For the charge of conspiring to conduct an illegal money transmitting business, the maximum statutory penalties are 5 years in Federal prison and a maximum statutory fine of $250,000.
Human Organ Trafficking
Levy-Izhak Rosenbaum, 58, of Brooklyn, NY, charged with conspiracy to transport human organs
For the charge of conspiring to transport human organs, the maximum statutory penalties are 5 years in Federal prison and a maximum statutory fine of $250,000.
Corruption is a Way of Life in an ethics-free zone.
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