When I told my mother, who worked at Caldwell Banker, that his could be a scheme not unlike the one in the musical Paint Your Wagon – where two scammers collapse the Town With No Name while mining the gold dust that fell through the cracks in the floor – Rosemary gasped!
“Stay away from these men. They will kill you!”
When I watched ‘Money Power and Wall Street’ last night, I got chills, for the mortgage meltdown resembled my theory. Many financial wizards did not SEE IT COMING – when I did! In my struggle to get to the truth about events that brought my famous sister, low, I came to conclude FAMILY GREED was to blame. Being a hippie prophet I was forced to look with my special vision at things that were offensive to me. Love of Money was at the top of the list.
In my next posts I will offer proof that I am a TRUE PROPHET, who if consulted, could have prevented the permanent collapse of the World Economy. You can not argue that my vision is what everyone wanted – before the collapse, so, why argue it is not wanted, and needed – NOW?
It ain’t over, folks – till the fat lady sings! God knows the Wall Street drifters and grifters have had their day – for a song! Are not they minor prophets who you trusted with your money? Why not cross my palms with silver, and I will tell you which way the wind blows! You see, if I warn you for free – I own no credibility!
Jon Presco
‘The Prophet’
Copyright 2012
In 1994, a team of young, 20-something JPMorgan bankers on a retreat in Boca Raton, Fla. dreamed up the “credit default swap” — a complicated derivative they hoped would help manage risk and stabilize the financial system. Fourteen years later, they watched in horror as that global system — weighed down by the risk of credit default swaps tied to morgtage loans — collapsed.
The ensuing saga between that pivotal retreat and the start of the 2008 global financial crisis are “defined by daunting complexity,” writes Greg Evans in Bloomberg Businessweek today. But the first two hours of Money, Power and Wall Street, he adds, does an “exemplary job of walking viewers through [it].”
FRONTLINE’s four-hour epic on the global financial crisis — the first two hours of which air tomorrow evening — goes inside the struggles to rescue and repair a shattered economy, exploring key decisions, missed opportunities and the unprecedented and uneasy partnership between government leaders and titans of finance.
“Money, Power and Wall Street is demanding — this isn’t Finance for Dummies,” Evans writes in the review. “But it’s a compact and thorough lesson.”
In the first hour, FRONTLINE takes you inside the rapid rise of credit default swaps, including the voices of those who created them. With the real estate market booming, bankers successfully tweaked the credit default swap to bundle up and sell home mortgage loans to eager investors. But despite the money flowing into banks’ coffers, credit default swaps also loaded the financial system with lethal risk. And when the housing bubble burst, the credit default swaps — originally designed to stabilize the system — brought the global economy to its knees. Regulators, who had often stood on the sideline and allowed Wall Street to police itself, saw the ugly consequences rapidly unfold before them.
In the second hour, FRONTLINE investigates the largest government bailout in U.S. history, a series of decisions that rewrote the rules of government and fueled a debate that would alter the country’s political landscape. It offers play-by-play accounts of several secret meetings that permanently altered the financial system.
“The program feels fresh and vivid — and takes no prisoners,” writes Evans. “FRONTLINE finds plenty of blame to go around (Goldman Sachs and CEO Lloyd Blankfein take a particular bruising), but is most devastating in its dissection of the chummy collusion between bankers and the government leaders who should have been watch-dogging them.”
As the gold begins to play out Ben and a group of miners discover that gold dust is dropping through the floor boards of many of the saloons. They hatch a plan to tunnel under all the businesses to get at the gold (“The Best Things in Life are Dirty”). This brings the story to its climax when, during a bull and bear fight, the streets collapse into the tunnels dug by Ben and the others and the town is destroyed. A reprise of “The Ballad of No Name City” plays as the town is literally swallowed by the earth. At the end of the film Ben moves on to the next gold field (“Wand’rin’ Star”), and Elizabeth and Pardner are shown reconciling.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/oral-history/financial-crisis/robert-wolf/
https://rosamondpress.wordpress.com/2011/09/24/lawrence-chazen-creates-swiss-tax-haven/
Captain victim held court in his home, he sometimes closing the door
to his home office so no one could hear the conversations. Vic was
proud of his business, he inventing this default method, that others
wanted to be let in on. He was training Vicki to take it over when he
retired, he introducing her to his private lenders. I wanted no part
of it. One evening when I was over, Vic came out of meeting with this
guy and told me; “That guy scares me. He always packs a piece.”
My father started buying guns. He had a assault shotgun in the hall
closet ready for use. In the falling out we had, he went for a gun in
his drawer, after he had come at me, a force sending him reeling, a
force that confused and scared him, as I did not lay a hand on him. I
screamed at him; “Grow up!” as his hand went into the drawer, and
that froze him. I left, and did not to see him until after his
beautfil daughter was dead, and I did not own a picture of how, and
why?
My mother had been an executive secretary for Caldwell Bankers, and
knowing she was brilliant, and loved a intriguing tale, I lay this
one on her.
“Do you recall the Movie ‘Paint Your Wagon’ where Clint Eastwood is
underneath the saloons and gambling houses scooping up the gold dust
that has fallen between the cracks during a Gold Boom. Suppose you
found a way of doing this in the California Real-estate Boom, that
is, as the price of real-estate went through the roof, and thus the
number of defaults, if you could manipulate these defaults, then you
would be a rich man. Mother, I think Vic invented the Savings and
Loan Rip-off scam – by default!”
I went on to explain my theory. “If a lender approached free-lance
real-estate guys that were popping up all over the Golden State, and
set them up to make default loans for you, then, if you had enough of
these guys, the Feds would not know who much real-estate was
involved. When these default loans failed, they go up for auction. If
you knew when this was going to happen, like gold dust falling
through the cracks, and you bought these houses you held a secret
mortgage on through small-timers you made privte loans to, then this
is Big Time loan sharking – involving millions of dollars! One is in
affect, acquiring much valuable real-estate, for a song.”
After I gave same names of Vic’s business associates, and told her
one of them was known to haunt default real-estate auctions, my
mother gagged on her Vodka.
“Jesus Christ Greg. These are bad men. Stay away from them they will
kill you. Your own father will kill you! Bob Woodard took our house
in Concord.”
Tom McKinny, was dismissed for inproprieties, he the President of
TransAmerican Title, a Savings and Loan business headquartered in the
TransAmerican pyramid building in San Francisco. He was a member of
Vic’s gang when they attended Oakland high school together.
In April of 97, my Detective friend sent me an article from the San
Francisco Examiner (4-20-97) he found on page three. It
reads; “Broker defends loan to widow, by Anastasia Hendrix. The
lender and loan broker embroiled in controversy over the threatened
eviction of a 78 year-old Oakland widow denounced unscrupulous
lending practices, but insisted there was none in this case. In
seperate interviews, broker Charles H. Oliver Jr. and San Francisco
investor Lawrence Chazen, angrily objected to the cross-fire of
publicity and politics.”
This article went on to say; “The Olivers are outraged that the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development officials publicly said,
before investigating, that they believed Aiken’s case was an example
of predeotry lending practices.”
Mark and I attended Oakland High School with Mattie Aiken’s children.
Before I lost touch with Shannon over eight years ago, she said this
to me at then end of our phone call, after I and my detective friend
assured her we were on her side;
“Be careful Greg. My friends think my life is in danger. The first
thing they’re going to do is make you out to be insane.”
The Delinquent Messiah
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WTC-Terrorism/message/63928
Mon Oct 24, 2005 12:04 pm
I won a chocolate cake in a bet the other day. I was watching the
World Series when I said; “I bet you Clemmens will be gone by the
fifth inning.” He was out of there after two.
When I was a teenage hoodlum, my close friends relied upon my
psychic abilities to keep us out of trouble. One day (1960) we cut
school with some new hoodlum friends of ours, and as we drove down a
street, I announced; “Make a left here. There’s a cop down there!”
Seeing no cop on the road, these guys shot me a glance, I sitting in
the back seat, they asking; “What’s with this guy?”
“He’s usually right!” And no sooner did my friend start his left
turn, then a cop turned onto that street.
The cop did spot us, and got behind us on the freeway ramp. Just
then, the hood of the car raised up, then flew fifty feet and landed
in front of the cop car. My friend had just redone the engine on his
hotrod, and forgot to bolt it down. Amused, the cop let us go.
I posted on Peterson yesterday, and today Greenspan will be
replaced.
When my sister drowned, at her funeral, this man approached me and
my mother, and then gave me a very hard look.
http://business.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=368&id=1050412003
My mother told me he was a very wealthy and powerful friend of
Christine’s and Garth. I wondered why I got the hard look.
I had not seen my sister in many years due to the crowd she ran
with. When I began to suspect foul play, my psychic abilities were
strained to see what had happened, as I was put in the dark when I
verbalized my doubts, and began to ask very good questions.
Here is the number one creditor in Christine’s probate, he the Getty
families right-hand man, and business partner, along with Nancy
Pelosi and Mayor Gavin Neusome. Both backed Gay marriages, and lost
the Democrats the National Presidential election!
http://www.noblecorp.com/governance/board.html
The name Chazen denotes the Jewish Cantors.
I have angels. And they told me I was being blocked by very powerful
people who could and would destroy me if I came to own the picture
of how my sister left this planet. There is no greater heartbreak,
then to be told by people who run this world “You don’t deserve to
know how a loved one died!”
Today, I own a very powerful masterpiece of the real Jesus, and the
Jubilee Revolt he headed against the very wealthy Jews of Judea – as
well as the very wealthy Romans. Philp Green looks very much like
Benjamin Netanyahu and Benjamin Judah. Is this the face of Solomon?
The darkness that the very rich threw around Christine, has been the
light that has shown me the way to the truth. I have overcome the
world.
Jon Gregory Braskewitz ‘Grege’
‘Vigilant Watcher’
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_British_Jews
http://home.mindspring.com/~fontenelles/greenp/pgreen1.htm
“Among the beneficiaries was the National Gallery in London, which
received £50m in 1985 to support its bid to buy national treasures.
A statement from the gallery said: “The trustees, director and staff
of the National Gallery are deeply saddened to hear of the death of
Sir Paul Getty, one of the greatest benefactors that this country
has ever known.”
J. Paul Getty became a Knight of the British empire for his support
of Britian’s art.
My late sister, the world famous artist Christine Rosamond was a
freind of the Getty family, and ex-partner of the Getty families
right-hand man, Lawrence Chazen, an executive of Noble oil. Chazen
was the No.1 creditor in Rosamond’s estate and may have employed the
power of the Getty family to thwart my investigation into my late
sister’s death that was ruled a accidental drowning.
Here is a photo of her at the Getty mansion. Scroll down to bottom.
http://www.dundons.com/mpresco/Christine/
Christine 1992 at Ge..> 08-Dec-2004 18:17 616k
http://www.noblecorp.com/governance/board.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2957007.stm
Known as Sir Paul, the philanthropist was also a great supporter of
the British Film Institute, which is now considering the best way to
commemorate his life. The organisation received between £40m and
£50m over 20 years.
The National Gallery received £50m from Sir John Paul Getty II
“Film was something that had obviously been a passion for him since
childhood and when he saw the opportunity to support the BFI he
jumped at it.”
BFI chair Anthony Minghella called Sir Paul’s death a “tremendous
and incalculable loss”.
Rolling Stones singer Sir Mick Jagger also paid tribute.
He said: “Paul was a quirky and very generous man. His lifelong
interests varied from books and opera to cricket and he was
passionate about all of them. He will be greatly missed.”
Sir Paul inherited his love of art from his father John Paul Getty,
who opened his own museum in Malibu.
He left $700m (£444m) in oil stocks to the Getty Museum following
his death in 1976, allowing it to open the Getty Centre in Los
Angeles as an institute for art conservation, education, research
and technological information.
Sir John Paul Getty II’s son Mark Getty has also become a generous
giver to the arts in the UK, donating £10m to the National Gallery
in 2001.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2957007.stm
http://www.dundons.com/mpresco/Christine/
Christine 1992 at Ge..> 08-Dec-2004 18:17 616k
http://www.noblecorp.com/governance/board.html
‘Safeway is never going to be available again’
(Filed: 26/01/2003)
It’s a game of supermarket sweep nobody dare lose. Richard Fletcher
talks to Philip Green
Even for Philip Green, a serial deal-doer, it was an audacious move.
His partnership with Allan Leighton, chairman of Bhs and the Post
Office, to acquire Safeway is a huge raspberry to the giant
supermarket groups, the bastions of corporate UK.
Philip Green and Allan Leighton
Green is once again flashing the anti-establishment credentials that
have made him such a media darling, but isn’t there a faint risk
that this time he is biting off more than he can chew?
Predictably Green – in an exclusive interview – is having none of
that. “It is a feeding frenzy,” roars Green, who has retreated from
the fray to spend this weekend with his family in Monaco. His joy at
being at the centre of a multi-billion pound bid battle is
conspicuous.
“Safeway is a one-off opportunity. It is never going to be available
again,” he adds.
But if Green and his advisers pull off yet another mega-deal, can he
really transfer skills honed in the fragmented rag trade to the
oligopolistic world of food retailing?
This fraught accusation of “left-wing anti-Semitism” surfaces so
regularly that before considering it, we need to remind ourselves
what anti-Semitism – the real thing – has actually looked like over
the centuries. It had (and has) nothing to do with Israel or
Zionism, but was rather a prototypical racist stereotyping, by means
of which the alleged traits of certain individuals – “money-
grubbing,” “pushiness,” moral degeneracy – are transformed via the
alchemy of paranoid fantasy into the collective persona of “Jews”
or “the Jew.”



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