Mr. Gingrich, in concert with, and for his financial benefactors and think tanks, designed, legislated, muscled, passed and implemented HIS “fix” that 13 years later would become the financial collapse, and which, in these debates, he now rails against. In a classic case of his personal “memory dump”, his constituency’s malleability, and a need to prevent recall, he must drag red herrings to cover up his own trail. What better way than to raise the blood pressure of his constituency through ad hominem attacks on challengers and the “heroic, in your face” tactics his followers thrive on, issues aside. The absolutely true and factual comment made by Mr. Gingrich in this article is “…ought to start by going after the politicians who were at the heart of the sickness that is weakening this country”. Unfortunately, unbeknownst to his base, his deception rant belies the verifiable fact that he is describing himself and his signature legislation in 1995”, while projecting it onto those he names. Note: if any of you actually research the Congressional Record as identified, it will become absolutely clear that Mr. Frank’s comments relative to Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Delay are absolutely on-point and accurate relative to this issue. That is not to say that there is not culpability on the part of the Democrats (politics is not an honorable profession). Blind, stupid, or uninformed voters share in this also. (continued next comment).

Study those seven pages (in 6 point font, in particular Rep. Dingell’s prophesy of the financial collapse (Page H14041) if the legislation passed. The following 6 pages are articles (in full) from Money, Bond Buyer, National Council of Investors, prominent newspapers. Be disgusted: first by the clarity in which the future collapse was predicted, then by knowing that the media still shrouds the collapse in mystery. Beginning in 1995, there was and is no mystery. This is the ultimate case of the threat of danger to the coup if the public were aware. Also, division by hate, fear, mistrust, information manipulation , a political tactic have no delusions about the citizen’s desire to be informed (myth). In 1995, the “good” Wall Streeters, possibly mostly Republicans, were (documented in some of the Wall Street magazines) begging then demonized President Clinton to veto the Republican bill on arrival (he did, but selective memory discounts the Republican veto proof majority). There were, in those articles many quotes such as: “It is a bill that would be beloved by Mike Milken, Ivan Boesky, and Charles Keating. And by the great scoundrels of the past like Sam Insul and the greatest of all, Mr. Ponzi.” “It will permit skinning of widows and orphans, …raids on pension funds….,funds at colleges, universities, and churches. …and on the monies held by local governments and states for their pensions and other citizens.” Rep. Dingell (MI) Note: Auto industry…first out!! “..a sinister piece of legislation…lets companies report false informationto investors. …it essentially licenses fraud.” Miami Herald. “If the Senate version becomes law, Sen Paul Sarbanes (D-MD) says “A lot of very fast games by some very fast artists are going to be played on the public.” (continued next comment)