American Dissident Voices for October 11, 2008
Bailout, or Bail Out?
By Erich Gliebe

Hello everyone, and welcome to another broadcast of American
Dissident Voices, the Internet radio program of North America’s
foremost racialist organization, the National Alliance. I’m your
host and the Chairman of the Alliance, Erich Gliebe.

For those of you who listen to these broadcasts regularly, you
will remember that we don’t often discuss economic issues. There
are two main reasons for that. For one thing, I and the other
members of the National Alliance are more concerned with specific
racial matters than with economics. The Jewish control of the
news and entertainment media, non-White immigration, and the
mixing of the races at all levels of our society are, for us,
more pressing and more important topics than the economy.

The other reason that I don’t usually dwell on economics is that,
as I openly admit, I am no expert on such matters. I’m far more
familiar and comfortable with racial, political, and social
topics than I am with economic ones. For me, as for most
Americans, the world of the economy and high finance is a murky
world of doubletalk, hidden costs, and confusing rates of this or
that. I suppose that those who came up with the system of finance
and credit that we now have in the United States would justify
their system by saying that it is one of the most efficient and
free-market systems of the capitalist economy, but to me it seems
deliberately confusing, such that ordinary Americans who entrust
their money to financial corporations really don’t have any idea
what is being done with their money, how much the company is
skimming off, and so on.

A good example of financial companies skimming off way too much
of the profits from using their investors’ money is the
compensation awarded to Richard Fuld Jr., the former Chief
Executive Officer of the investment bank Lehman Brothers. You
might have heard that Lehman Brothers filed for Chapter 11
bankruptcy on September 15th of this year. Just this past week,
on October 6th, Fuld testified in Congress before the House
Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which is trying to
make sense of the collapse of Lehman Brothers as well as Fuld’s
role in that collapse. Richard Fuld, Jr., by the way -- in case
anyone is interested -- is a Jew.

And before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on
October 6th, in typical Jewish fashion, Fuld both accepted and
denied responsibility for the collapse of Lehman Brothers. Fuld
stated, and I quote: “I take full responsibility for the
decisions that I made and for the actions that I took.” But at
the same time, he denied any errors in judgment in making those
decisions. If a White man were to make the same comments, we
would call him a two-faced liar because of the clear
contradiction between those statements: If you accept
responsibility for the decisions you made with regard to the
company, and then the company goes belly up, you obviously made
some mistakes, had errors in judgment, or what have you.

We’ve all seen White men on TV -- perhaps they were athletic
coaches or managers -- who, after the game, say something to the
effect of “Well, So-and-so said that the injury wasn’t hampering
his performance on the field, and so I elected to leave him in
the game. I see now that that was a mistake on my part; I should
have pulled him and gotten a fresh horse in there.” It was an
honest mistake by the coach -- he meant well -- but it was
definitely a mistake, and he admitted to it. The White race-soul
is fine with acknowledging one’s own mistakes…as long as one
makes every effort to NOT make the same mistake in the future.

Apparently, that isn’t the case with the Jewish race-soul, and
the more time I spend observing and studying the Jews, the more I
am convinced that what White men call being “two-faced” is simply
the way Jews are. That statement isn’t a criticism; it’s just an
observation, but it’s an important observation. Jews can say two
contradictory things and sleep just fine at night, while we
Whites who hear it lie in bed tossing and turning, trying to
reconcile what can’t be reconciled and wondering exactly WHAT the
Jew was trying to say. Let me help you sleep better from now on:
The Jew meant NOTHING, but was only trying to save his own skin
AND say at least something that he thought you wanted to hear.

Anyway, for all of his Orwellian doublethink and doubletalk,
Richard Fuld didn’t do too badly for himself as CEO of Lehman
Brothers. During the Congressional hearing, Fuld himself
estimated that he had been paid about $350 million in
compensation between the years 2000 and 2007. That’s $43.75
million per year, on the average. Based on the median income for
an American household in 2007, which was $50,233, we can say that
Richard Fuld, Jr. earned as much in one year as the typical
American household would earn in about 870 years.

Imagine the typical American household working as hard as it does
now, starting in the year 1138 -- which was between the First and
Second Crusades in Europe’s meddling in the so-called “Holy
Land.” And by the end of this year, 2008 -- 870 years later --
that family would have earned about what Richard Fuld earned in
one year as Lehman Brothers CEO.

Of course, there’s inflation and all of that, but my point here
is that many thousands of Americans entrusted their investment
money to Lehman Brothers, and high-up executives like the Jew
Richard Fuld and others raked in a good portion of that money for
their personal benefit, far in excess of what they need and what
is reasonable. During the hearing on October 6, Committee
chairman Henry Waxman of California told Fuld, and I quote, “You
made all this money by taking risks with other people’s money…
The system worked for you, but it didn’t seem to work for the
rest of the country and the taxpayers, who now have to pay $700
billion to bail out our economy.” Fuld joins other amoral Jews --
including Michael Milken, junk bond trader, and Ivan Boesky, who
was convicted of insider trading -- who have amassed untold
millions at the expense of naïve American investors.

All of this brings us to the current financial chaos that has had
Wall Street reeling for the last couple of weeks and that has had
the country on pins and needles for a much longer period than
that. The financial woes of most average Americans, of course,
have been going on for many months now, what with the high gas
prices and the associated rising costs of everything else, not to
mention the housing market, which has pushed foreclosures to
near-record levels in recent months.

If the average consumer is still worried sick about whether there
will be enough food on the table next week, at least Wall Street
is breathing a sigh of relief these days, since Congress passed a
$700 billion bailout bill on October 3rd. The new legislation is
meant to re-establish trust in the credit market so that banks
will start lending again. The hope is that that will get the
economy back on track, or at least prevent a massive depression
that some economic forecasters were predicting if the bill had
failed. For what it’s worth, I find it interesting that Congress
didn’t seem to be doing much when Joe and Jill Sixpack were
suffering, but as soon as Wall Street started to quake, the
legislative ants got very busy, and they kept at their work until
they succeeded.

Actually, as many of you know, the bailout bill failed the first
time around. A few days before the current bill passed, many
legislators had voted “no” to the previous bill. A good portion
of these Representatives and Senators had been flooded with calls
from their constituents, who complained that the proposed bailout
plan would be helping the very people and institutions who had
created the shaky credit problem in the first place. In the minds
of a surprising number of voters, the primary victims of the
disaster -- working Americans -- would be footing the bill
through taxes, covering the asses of greedy moneygrubbers like
Richard Fuld who should have known better than to lend out the
amounts they did under the conditions they did.

But a few phone calls from the two men vying for the Office of
the President of the United States changed the minds of enough of
those who voted “no” to carry the day on October 3rd. Both
Senator Obama and Senator McCain took time out of their busy
campaign schedules to personally contact many of those in their
respective parties who had voted “no,” encouraging them to
reconsider when the bill came up a second time. And reconsider
they did, with a total of 33 Democrats and 25 Republicans
switching from “no” to “yes,” plenty enough to put another huge
bill at the feet of American taxpayers.

Now, I’m not here to pass judgment on the legislation itself. I
don’t have enough training in economics for that and, frankly, I
don’t care enough about economics to bother spending much time
learning about it. That’s why our universities offer
undergraduate and graduate programs in economics -- so that the
rest of us can get an education in the specialty field of our
choice and do what we need to do in the world.

Unfortunately for the hundreds of millions of Americans who
aren’t well-versed in economic matters, there is a point at which
economics DOES matter to us; namely, when it starts to become
difficult to put food on the table and to pay the bills for
housing and utilities. As long as there is enough cash flow for
that, we don’t worry about the economy. But in times like these,
when people begin to tie the idea of money to the idea of simply
staying alive, we start to wonder about the wider economy and
where it is headed. And of course, we are totally at a loss in
trying to make sense of an enormous and complicated system that
we have spend most of our lives ignoring.

So I’m not qualified to say whether or not the $700 billion
bailout is a good thing or a bad thing. One thing I HAVE heard
about the bailout: its effects will by no means be immediate. The
federal government is going to buy up so-called “toxic” mortgages
and other investments from shoddy financial institutions in an
effort to restore faith in the system so that creditors will
loosen up the cash. The essential freeze on extending credit has
stifled the economy: banks won’t lend to each other, and
businesses and consumers can’t get loans to move and shake like
they want to. Any positive effects from the bailout -- assuming
there are any -- will only be felt once the U.S. housing market
begins to climb again, and that is going to take some time.

In the short term, the Dow Jones has been lukewarm at best in
responding to the bailout. The Dow was down more than 500 points
combined in the first two days after President Bush signed the
bailout bill into law, with no certainty one way or the other as
to the Dow’s fate in the next month.

And the financial crisis that has been so noticeable recently to
Americans and that has occupied all of the air time on television
news programs is NOT limited to the United States. All across
Europe and Asia, there is fear of widespread economic trouble. No
one knows what will come of it all, but I hope our race can
somehow benefit.

The best advice I can give you at this time with regard to
finances is to be careful to not overextend yourself in credit
debt. Make a plan to pay off your credit cards, cutting down
elsewhere if you have to. Don’t buy things on credit unless you
can be sure that you’ll have no trouble paying it back at the
required time. Pay off your monthly credit bills every single
month, and be smart about buying a car or a home.

But more important for you and for our race as a whole: We don’t
need a financial bailout by the government, a bailout that we
will end up paying for in the long run and which will no doubt
save the skins of lots of moneygluttons like Richard Fuld.

We need TO BAIL OUT of this System.

Bail out of this democratic System in which Jew-approved office
seekers fly around the country telling the sheep-like masses what
they want to hear in an attempt to sit on the perceived seat of
power in Washington.

Bail out of this multiracial System in which the White race is
slowly suffocating under the weight of non-White immigration and
racial mixing.

Bail out of this System in which the media and the economy are
simply tools of the enemies of our people, which are used to
gather wealth and power for the Jews and to destroy the White
race.

The System is run by Jews, and they don’t have our people’s
future in their plan.

The plane is going down, and it’s time to bail out.

Contact the National Alliance to find out how you can make a
positive contribution to our race’s future.

I’m Erich Gliebe, and thanks for being with me again today.

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