This is the kind of stuff I want my site to show everyone.  This is the purpose of what I write.  I want people to open their eyes to the world that is around them and realize that they are being manipulated.

CNBC has a show called Mad Money.  This show is hosted by a guy named Jim Cramer.  It’s watched by most of the regular people out there.  The premise of the show is that a successful hedge fund manager is giving the “common-joe”, easy and reliable investment advice.  So everyone I know listens to this guy.  You can’t go to the doctor’s lounge without having one of the docs comment on the stock market and tune in or refer to this guy.

So then I stumble across this interview this guy is doing... totally out of character.  I mean his role on the show is to be this loud, punchy no BS investment strategist.  But in this interview, he is heartfelt, and sincere.  He has this plastery fake look on his face that “Please, please listen to me...”  So this interview is supposed to be more important that his normal advice on his crazy loud show.

What is his advice?  I do want you to watch the video, but once you do... also read the rest of the article and see what the breakdown is. 

This guy is telling you to sell all your stocks.  Isn’t that what caused the crash of the market in 1929?  Mass sell offs?  Mass cash in’s?  People panicking driving the very system they created into chaos?

This guy is one of the tactics the new world order is using to manipulate and create the crash of 2009, and allow for the coming in of the Amero.  Think about it.  All you have to do is WikiPedia this guy’s background and you will see how evident his motive is.  WikiPedia is an online editable encyclopedia (for those of who don’t know) which is EDITABLE by anyone.  Meaning, if the information about Jim Cramer was innaccurate or he himself disagrees with it, he can post a modification or a inaccuracy and thus it’s validity is challenged.  So here is what I found without any challenges.

According to the WikiPedia Post, “This article is about the television personality and host of Mad Money.”  It goes on to describe when “he graduated Harvard in 1977, he was also president of the Harvard Crimson. At this point in his life, Cramer was a staunch leftist, naming his plan to revitalize the Crimson after Lenin's "What Is To Be Done?"

He then went on from being a journalist, to being a lawyer.  At which time, he became interested in the market and started as a stock broker with Goldman Sachs.  He then started his own hedge fund.  That last part was important.  This means that he understands the concepts behind creating a successful hedge fund.  He knows this system that makes a hedge fund successful.  That’s good, because then Wiki continues...

In March 2007, a December 2006 interview from TheStreet.com's "Wall Street Confidential" webcast stirred controversy after it appeared on YouTube. In the video, Cramer described activities used by hedge fund managers to manipulate stock prices; some illegal and some debatably legal.

Still, all good.  But if you connect the dots, it makes sense.  This is a socialist, who would love to see the one money system.  He earns your trust, under the guise of being a capitalist.  After all, he gives great stock advice for you to make money... right?  So now that the freedom loving crowd trusts this dude, he tells them to sell off all the their stocks... to create a crash, thus devalue the dollar even further, so that his socialist party can present you the Amero.  Taking the world one step further to a one world financial system, thus one world ruling class.

Remember, he admits that “hedge fund managers can manipulate stock prices”.  Isn’t that what is is doing by giving this silly parade of advice in this “solemn” video?

Oh, now he cares extra.  Everyday, he cares normal... you know... get angry and crazy acting normal.  But this... THIS is serious people.... Go, go out and sell your stocks... if you want to live the way you do now for the next 5 years.  The fact that he equates 5 years of savings to a “normal” person (the people he is supposed to be giving advice to) is silly?  Which normal person do YOU know that can live for the next five years on their investments?  Normal people, the kind I know, can’t.

So here he is admitting he is completely oblivious of who the normal people are, but is advising them. 

His technique is definitely smart, and creative.  But the bottom line is, his resume shows it, and his interview admits it.  He is manipulating the market. For his own ideals.  And for the ideals of the network he works for.  They hired him.  They put him on the air for you to see.

This network wants the world to operate on one money system because the networks you watch on your television sets, are the networks that are owned by the people that own the corporations that want to see a one world money system.  One money means everyone is controlled.

This crazy situation also proves another thing.  It shows that we are allowing this to happen.  Why?  Because instead of investing in companies that we believe in.  Instead of investing the way investing used to be... the way the word actually describes itself... to put money into a company a vested interest.  We invest for profit.  Profit is good.  But it is not good alone.  Profit with ethics is good. 

We do not invest, because we are placing faith and trust in the activities and products of that company.  If that was the case, would anyone invest in McDonnel Douglas?  Would anyone invest in Lockheed?  Companies that make machines that kill other human beings?  Would we invest in companies like Monsanto that have patented over 11,000 seeds and sue farmers for planting the offspring of their crop because Monsanto owns the genes in those seeds?  Would you invest in ANY of the companies listed on THIS web page that participate in taking the potential of feeding the world with food, and capitalizing on it by making High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) instead? (which will kill you).

We don’t care about the values or morals of these companies... we just want profit.  So we buy stocks for profit.  And thus our belief in the ownership of our stock is fickle.  We sell at a whim... because we might lose our profit.  But imagine if you owned a stock because you believed in the company.  If you didn’t dump it at the beckoned call of an analyst, the company might still be around, thus the market might stay strong for the right reasons... quality, and integrity.

My point is not abstract or strange.  This guy is a self admitted socialist.  He is on TV.  He is always crazy, now he is not? So which personality are we supposed to believe? And now he is advising us, having admitted to the fact that his type of people (hedge fund managers) manipulate the market! So let’s the see the manipulation of the market unfold.  For your sake, I hope I am wrong about this one.

You guys won’t hear me say this often, but this kind of human being makes me sick.