Occupy Wall Street (Hearts) Wall Streetby Ann Coulter 10/19/2011
The
worst thing about Occupy Wall Street is that it's ruining a good cause:
hating Wall Street. Just when opposing Wall Street was gaining
momentum, these brain-dead zombies are forcing us to choose between
thieving bankers and them.
If the Flea Party were really
concerned about the greedy "Wall Street 1 Percent," shifting money
around to make themselves richer and everyone else poorer, their No. 1
target should be George Soros. (Aliens Gyorgy Schwartz, 1930)
Of course, we don't know exactly how much money Soros has, since he keeps all his money in offshore bank accounts.
We
do know that Soros has been convicted of insider trading. And we know
that his general modus operandi is to run around the world panicking
sovereign nations, so he can pocket the difference when their currencies
collapse.
But the Occupy Wall Street protesters love Soros! It's Fox News they hate.
Last
week, the great minds of the OWS movement, bored with playing bocce
ball and getting stoned, decided to protest at the homes of Wall
Street's robber barons. They then proceeded to walk right past George
Soros' apartment building in order to protest at the homes of Rupert
Murdoch and David Koch.
THEY'RE NOT WALL STREET!
You may
not like Koch and Murdoch's products -- fertilizer and media -- but
neither one has anything to do with Wall Street. Unlike money
manipulators such as John Corzine (Democrat), Robert Rubin
(Democrat) and George Soros (Democrat and Obama's biggest supporter),
Koch and Murdoch make money from corporations that actually produce
something.
They take risks, make things and get menaced by the
government. Wall Street schemers take no risks, produce nothing and get
bailed out by the government.
Even assuming, for purposes of
argument, that Koch and Murdoch are as evil as these morons seems to
think, the protesters call their demonstration "Occupy Wall Street," not
"Occupy Businesses Whose Products We Disapprove Of."
This would be like protesting the Holocaust by walking past Adolf Hitler's house and protesting at O.J. Simpson's house.
The
Flea Partiers try to win good will by pretending to protest "Wall
Street" -- but they ignore Wall Street's villains. They claim to speak
for 99 percent of Americans, but their sponsor, George Soros, would be
delighted if America collapsed and the 99 percent were impoverished. All
he cares about is his own power and pocketbook.
Recall that when
the markets first opened after 9/11 and little grandmothers in Iowa
were patriotically calling their local savings banks to find out how to
buy a share of stock so that the American stock market wouldn't crash
because of the terrorist attack, Soros said: Sell, sell, sell!
Now he's helping the cretinous Occupy Wall Street protesters.
Liberals love mob movements because you can't get mobs to think, which is perfect for Democratic ideas.
Do the Wall Street protesters even know that Obama got more money from Wall Street than any other candidate, ever?
These
pea-brained protesters either admire or have never heard of the most
egregious of the Wall Street looters and their co-conspirators: Barack
Obama, Bill Clinton, Franklin Raines, Jamie Gorelick, Jim Johnson, Rahm
Emanuel, Chris Dodd and Barney Frank. Democrats all!
They
have no idea that George Soros has a hand-in-glove relationship with
the Democrats, having bought a whole slew of them, including Obama, Al Gore, Hillary Clinton, Charles Schumer, Joe Biden, John Kerry, Patrick Leahy, John Corzine, Barbara Boxer, Mary Landrieu, as well as the Democratic National Committee.
Hamptons-vacationing, helicopter-flying, Russell Simmons party-attending New York bankers always give about 80 percent of their political contributions to Democrats.
And the Democrats always return the favor.
In the 1990s, President Bill Clinton
repeatedly bailed out his friends at Goldman Sachs and Citibank under
the tutelage of his Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin -- former chairman
of Goldman Sachs. U.S. taxpayers were fleeced to prop up nations that
were about to default on risky bonds purchased by Goldman and Citibank,
such as Mexico (in 1995), Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea (in 1997),
and Russia (in 1998).Of course, if the bonds turned a profit, only Goldman and Citibank would benefit.This
is the Democrats' idea of "capitalism": Rich, Democratic-donating
bankers get to engage in wild risk-taking; if the bets pay off, they
keep all the winnings, but if the bets lose, they still keep the
winnings, and the taxpayers get stuck with the bill.Democrats
are firm believers in the welfare state for their own constituents,
whether that's a crack addict mother of five or a Wall Street banker.Are
the protesters aware that the Democrats' 2010 "financial reform" bill
provides for future bailouts of reckless banks? Goldman Sachs and
Citibank strongly supported the bill.The protesters don't care
-- they have no interest in actual malfeasance by actual Wall Street
bankers. They're too busy denouncing Fox News. (Which did not,
incidentally, receive a taxpayer-funded bailout.)And these are
the intellectuals of the Occupy Wall Street movement! Never mind the
ones who just think stuff should be free and America is the moral
equivalent of al-Qaida. They either know that they are benefiting Wall
Street looters or are utterly brainless.Given a choice between
Wall Street looters and protesters defecating in the street, throwing
rocks at police and chanting "F—k the USA," most people will choose Wall
Street.As always, the mob is serving liberalism.
ing AM) by tons of cops using tear gas. There are rumors of children in the area, but it's confirmed that the cops also hit the tents set up by corporate media as well.
Every day you shred what's left of your credibility that much more...
