Israel controls the United States of America

The USA has dominated the world since WWII. Now that Israel has finished off her last major enemy, Iraq, it is time for the only power in the world that could oppose Israeli World Domination to be destroyed.

The USA.

The USA no longer has the ability to oppose Israeli World Domination. The power the USA has had since WWII has been taken away by the Israeli plot to financially destroy the USA. By ordering the USA to fight wars in foreign countries, buying USA manufacturing and moving it out of the country, and fraud in the financial and banking sectors, Israel has turned the USA into a bankrupt deadbeat nation that has nothing to sell and no way to recover it's economy.

The USA will be powerless for decades to come before it's economy stabilizes. During that time the USA will do exactly what it is told to do by the people in charge of it's finances. Israelis.

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America must brace itself for the dollar to be usurped as the world's reserve currency as US dominance wanes in the wake of the financial crisis, World Bank president Robert Zoellick warns today.

Speaking ahead of the World Bank/IMF annual meetings in Istanbul, Zoellick said that it was time for a "responsible globalisation", in which decision-making is more fairly shared between the old economic powers and fast-growing developing countries such as China and India.

Ever since the post-war Bretton Woods agreement, which cemented the dollar's ascendancy over sterling, Americans have been able to rely on borrowing cheaply from the rest of the world as governments banked on the dollar as a safe bet. But Zoellick said the greenback's status could now be under threat from the growing strength of the Chinese renminbi and the euro.

"The United States would be mistaken to take for granted the dollar's place as the world's predominant reserve currency. Looking forward, there will increasingly be other options to the dollar," Zoellick told an audience at Johns Hopkins University in Washington .

From now on, he said, confidence in the US currency - and its economy - would have to be earned. "The future for the United States will depend on whether and how it will address large deficits, recover without inflation that could undermine its credit and currency, and overhaul its financial system."

Some people believe that the Roman Polanski had his wife Sharon Tate murdered because she was pregnant and he wanted out of the marriage. These people believe that the murders were pinned on Charles Manson to protect Roman Polanski.

Those people and those beliefs are not motivated by personal dislike of Roman Polanski. The police also wondered if Roman Polanski had something to do with his wife's death. Because the police initially could find no motive for the crimes, they questioned Roman Polanski about his relationship with Sharon Tate.

The theory was that the others killed with Sharon Tate were murdered to hide the fact that Sharon Tate was the target. If only Sharon Tate were murdered the obvious suspect would be Roman Polanski the husband.

The brutality of the crimes was supposed to make people believe it had to be someone other than Roman Polanski. After all. Who could have their pregnant wife murdered in such a brutal fashion? Not even someone who hated their wife would do something like that. Only some kind of monster like the convenient Charles Manson could do something so heinous.

But we all know from recent history that Israelis can do horrible things with ease. Irrefutable evidence from Palestine and Iraq prove that Israelis can kill and torture other human beings in unimaginably evil ways without a twitch of guilt.

It is within reasonable possibility that Roman Polanski had his wife Sharon Tate murdered. Because Roman Polanski is an Israeli, it would be reasonable to believe that he would turn to fellow Israelis to perform the act.

On August 9, 1969, Tate, who was eight months pregnant with the couple's first child (a boy), and four others (Abigail Folger, Jay Sebring, Wojciech Frykowski, and Steven Parent) were brutally murdered by members of Charles Manson's "Family", who entered the Polanskis' rented home at 10050 Cielo Drive in the Hollywood Hills intending to "kill everyone there". Terry Melcher (son of film icon Doris Day) and his girlfriend at the time, actress Candice Bergen, had lived at the house, but had moved out in February, 1969. The following month, Polanski and Tate moved in. Melcher had angered Charles Manson because he had declined to record some of his music.

When Manson ordered members of his group to go to the property and kill everyone, they obeyed. After Parent, Sebring, Frykowski, and Folger had been murdered, Tate pleaded for the life of her unborn son. Susan Atkins replied that she felt no pity for her and began stabbing her.[25]

Polanski was at his house in London at the time of the murders and immediately traveled to Los Angeles, where he was questioned by police. As there were no suspects in the case, police checked on the past history of Polanski and Tate to try to determine a motive. After a period of months, Manson and his "family" were arrested on unrelated charges, which revealed evidence of what came to be known as the Tate-LaBianca murders. Polanski returned to Europe shortly after the killers were arrested. He later said that he gave away all his possessions as everything reminded him of Tate and was too painful for him. His greatest regret was that he was not in Los Angeles with Tate on the night of the murders.

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In 1977, Polanski, then aged 44, became embroiled in a scandal involving 13-year-old Samantha Gailey (now known as Samantha Geimer). It ultimately led to Polanski's guilty plea to the charge of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor.[26]

According to Geimer, Polanski asked Geimer's mother if he could photograph the girl for the French edition of Vogue, which Polanski had been invited to guest-edit. Her mother allowed a private photo shoot. According to Geimer in a 2003 interview, "Everything was going fine; then he asked me to change, well, in front of him." She added, "It didn't feel right, and I didn't want to go back to the second shoot."

Geimer later agreed to a second session, which took place on March 10, 1977 at the Mulholland area home of actor Jack Nicholson in Los Angeles. "We did photos with me drinking champagne," Geimer says. "Toward the end it got a little scary, and I realized he had other intentions and I knew I was not where I should be. I just didn't quite know how to get myself out of there." She recalled in a 2003 interview that she began to feel uncomfortable after he asked her to lie down on a bed, and how she attempted to resist. "I said, ‘No, no. I don’t want to go in there. No, I don’t want to do this. No!", and then I didn’t know what else to do,” she stated.[27]

Geimer testified that Polanski performed various sexual acts on her[28][29][30] after giving her a combination of champagne and quaaludes.[31]

Poland and France intend to make a joint appeal to Switzerland and the US to have Polanski released, the Polish foreign minister, Radek Sikorski, told the Polish PAP news agency.

Sikorski said he and his French counterpart, Bernard Kouchner, also planned to ask the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, to offer Polanski clemency.

The French culture minister, Frederic Mitterrand, said he was "stunned" by news of Polanski's arrest, adding that he and the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, wanted to see the director reunited swiftly with his family.

"[Mitterrand] profoundly regrets that a new ordeal is being inflicted on someone who has already known so many during his life," a culture ministry statement said.

THE young teenager Roman Polanski sexually abused is now a 45-year-old mother of four who backs the film director's plea for the 1977 case to be dropped.

Samantha Geimer was a starry-eyed a 13-year-old when Polanski asked her mother if he could photograph her for a fashion magazine at the Hollywood Hills home of Jack Nicholson 31 years ago. Nicholson's former partner Anjelica Huston, who was also in the home, was a potential witness.

After plying the youngster with champagne and drugs and taking nude pictures of her in a hot tub, Polanski had sex with the teen despite her resistance and requests to be taken home.

"We did photos with me drinking champagne," Geimer testified to a grand jury. "Toward the end it got a little scary, and I realised he had other intentions and I knew I was not where I should be.

In a 2003 interview Geimer said she had tried to resist Polanski's advances as he led her to a bedroom.

"I said, like, 'No, no. I don't want to go in there. No, I don't want to do this. No', and then I didn't know what else to do," she said.

"We were alone, and I didn't know what else would happen if I made a scene. So I was just scared, and after giving some resistance, I figured well, I guess I'll get to come home after this."

Polanski was later charged with rape and five other felonies before later pleading guilty to a lesser charge of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor, partly to spare Geimer the trauma of having to go through a trial.

Geimer has said in a past interview she was unhappy at having to recount her experiences to police and before a grand jury.

"I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to talk to anyone or tell anyone. I just felt forced to continually tell this story," she said.

"I was so angry about it. It was like - wasn't what happened bad enough, now we got to go through every single day of my life."

Geimer left Los Angeles for Hawaii in the 1980s where she has rebuilt her life with her husband with whom she has three sons.

However the enduring legal questions surrounding Polanski's flight from justice have ensured that Geimer is regularly dragged reluctantly back into the public eye despite her appeals for the case to be dropped.

"I got over it a long time ago," she has said.

"I wasn't prepared to carry a lot of bad feelings with me and further damage my life and continue the trauma of it."

In January, Geimer filed a legal declaration in Los Angeles formally requesting that the outstanding charges against Polanski be withdrawn.

She said Los Angeles prosecutors' insistence that Polanski must return to the United States before dismissal of the case could be considered as a "cruel joke being played on me".

She also voiced anger that authorities had detailed her grand jury testimony in related hearings to the case.

"True as they may be, the continued publication of those details causes harm to me, my beloved husband, my three children and my mother," she said, adding that it was time for closure.

"I have survived, indeed prevailed, against whatever harm Mr Polanski may have caused me as a child," she said. Polanski had taken flight, she said, "because the judicial system did not work".

American involvement in Indian security has deepened in the past few months, especially following the Mumbai terror strikes, with the two countries sharing intelligence and investigations.

Crack US teams are working closely with Indian security agencies in plans to develop intelligence networks as well as protect soft terror targets such as crowded markets, malls, airports, rail stations and places of worship.

American assistance is also being sought in targeting Naxal cadres who mingle with local tribal populations or have remote hideouts in deep jungle.

To show you the utter impossibility of it, and how you are going to see and hear things that you would never think you would ever hear, cnsnews.com reported that "Vice President Joe Biden told people attending an AARP town hall meeting that unless the Democrat-supported healthcare plan becomes law the nation will go bankrupt and that the only way to avoid that fate is for the government to spend more money."

Biden, apparently aware that he sounded ridiculous, subsequently said, "Now, people when I say that look at me and say, 'What are you talking about, Joe? You're telling me we have to go spend money to keep from going bankrupt?'" and he immediately admits, "The answer is yes, that's what I'm telling you."

Spend your way out of bankruptcy. Only an American from the Israeli colonized country of the United States of America would believe that. The same ones that believed the Zionists when they said there were WMD in Iraq.

The mayors of Hoboken and Secaucus, a state assemblyman and dozens of others were rounded up early Thursday as the F.B.I. swept across four counties in New Jersey as part of a two-year corruption and money-laundering investigation, the authorities said.

Mayor Dennis Elwell of Secaucus, left, boarded a bus at the F.B.I. building in Newark, N.J. on Thursday after being taken into custody as part of a corruption and money laundering conspiracy probe.

The case ranged from the Jersey Shore to Brooklyn and has even reached into the State House in Trenton. It began with bank fraud charges against a member of the insular Syrian Jewish enclave centered on the seaside town of Deal, N.J.......

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TARP Watchdog Neil Barofsky

Americans always knew the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) was going to be expensive. But the program's special inspector general, Neil Barofsky, thinks the U.S. government has bitten off more than it bargained for: on July 20, his office released a report estimating the $700 billion effort to shore up the nation's wobbly banking system could end up costing taxpayers as much as $23.7 trillion, due to estimates for programs offered by the FDIC, federal money for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and other institutions on top of $7.4 trillion in TARP and other Treasury aid. A spokesperson for the Treasury Department quickly called the numbers flawed, making this the latest in the back and forth between Barofsky's oversight office — which currently has 35 ongoing criminal and civil investigations of suspected accounting, securities and mortgage fraud — and the Treasury Department over the handling of TARP disbursements.

When Hailey Glassman arrived at her parents home in New City, N.Y., on May 4 for an early Mother's Day surprise, she had a surprise of her own: Jon Gosselin, star of Jon & Kate Plus 8, was staying there.