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| And now for a story of camouflage. | |
| What we see in the animal kingdom at the lower order levels is mirrored higher above. | |
| Here's a walking stick one of my children found climbing on the side of a tree. | |
| And if you pick him up, he'll play dead. | |
| The minute I'm going to put him up on a tree so these fire ants don't kill him. | |
| The second you grab him... | |
| Come here. | |
| He stops flailing and acts dead. | |
| And, of course, he camouflages himself as a stick. | |
| That's kind of like Warren Buffett, who is just an absolute criminal of the highest order, working for the Rothschilds and the Rockefellers, making most of his money in banker bailouts and selling fraudulent derivatives and his... | |
| Big bank, Wells Fargo, caught laundering hundreds of billions in drug money, check Bloomberg. | |
| But if you look at him, you're really trying to get out of here now, aren't you, buddy? | |
| I wonder if you guys bite. | |
| I guess I'll find out. | |
| The point is that Buffett, trying to hit the focus on this, camouflages himself as a nice old man. | |
| And in almost every photo op, just Google Warren Buffett ice cream. | |
| There's thousands of photos. | |
| I'm a non-threatening old man. | |
| I'm a nice guy. | |
| I want to raise taxes because I'm too rich when he's written all the loopholes himself, literally on record. | |
| He's a big part of that. | |
| Going back to the 80s and 90s, the end of Glass-Steagall. | |
| So he's exempt from the taxes. | |
| And the Federal Reserve, the private Federal Reserve, you can search the term, Federal Reserve calls for higher taxes, austerity. | |
| They want your money, and they want the middle class's money. | |
| Warren Buffett says get the rich, people over $125,000 a year, couples, quarter mil. | |
| That's not rich, folks. | |
| That's nouveau riche, middle class, upper middle class, depending on how you look at it. | |
| Hold on a minute, this guy's getting up on me. | |
| I've got to get him off. | |
| Go on, boy! | |
| Only got two hands, unlike this guy who's got a whole bunch. | |
| He camouflages himself as a nice, friendly old man who's non-threatening with an ice cream cone. | |
| We expect evil to come as the devil or Hitler or Stalin or Jeffrey Dahmer, things that we already know to be bad. | |
| Not as little, non-threatening old men who want to raise your taxes so he can transfer it to himself in banker bailouts. | |
| So that's the story of camouflage. | |
| He's camouflaging himself as a nice old man. | |
| So is people like Bill and Melinda Gates. |
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