Wall Street Executives Made $3 Billion Before Crisis

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Friedrich Braun
on September 28, 2008
in Business & Industry , Economics & Finance and Economy
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The laissez-faire, unbridled, individualistic, savage capitalism (i.e., American/Jewish capitalism) is the most evil and exploitative economic system in history. It makes the rich richer and the everyone else poorer.

DEATH TO CAPITALISM!

Read also a critique of laissez-faire capitalism from the Right (here).

3 Responses to “Wall Street Executives Made $3 Billion Before Crisis”

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  1. 1 Othelma_Jr
    September 30, 2008 at 2:33 am

    Good! It is always nice to see a de Benoist article somewhere!

    One of the problems with the Far Right here in the jew-nited states is it is wedded to this capitalism crap. There are many Socialist types of Right-wing ideology out there: National Socialism, Italian Fascism, National Bolshevism, Strasserism. One could probably add Spenglers Prussian Socialism, Francos Natiional Syndicalism, and Quislings National Unionism!!

    One should choose from one of those and start opposing jewish capitalism. (Myself I advocate Evolan Traditionalism which doesn’t even really care about economics…)

  2. 2 Al Ross
    September 30, 2008 at 3:10 am

    Well said O_J. Economics is ephemeral in comparison to blood and soil. WNs should be pragmatic in matters of economics and finance. I was rather taken by the sullen, resentful description of Japanese business’s nationalism by a Jewish Bloomberg Channel journalist commenting on the difficulty encountered by his racial cognates in buying listed Japanese companies, viz., “Capitalism without the capitalists”.

  3. 3 Othelma_Jr
    October 1, 2008 at 12:44 am

    Yeah jews have been having a very difficult time infiltrating Japan. It is actually VERY common to find copies of the PROTOCOLS OF ZION in Japan (an import from their time in the axis powers) So they know what the jews are up to. Some have even referred to Japanese as ‘Aryans of the East!’. (on a side note I am an ardent admirer of the late Yukio Mishima)

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