Goldman Does God's Work: The Outrage Pour out over Goldman Sachs

This is not our usual Goldman Sachs News and Links for the day.  It is a compilation of articles from various sources that have picked up on and commented on His Eminence Blankfein doing God's work.

No matter what your religious beliefs are or are not, placing yourself in the catagory of a disciple goes way over the edge.  When you believe that you are on a mission from God, it begins to sound very Jihadist.   Is that not what the radical Muslims believe?

Has Goldman Sachs stepped over the line?  Do they really believe they are the salvation for the entire world?

In a quote from the Sunday Times story which appears in an earlier post here, reporter John Arlidge says,

Top earners will get tens of millions, several hundred thousand times more than a cleaner at the firm. When they have finished getting "filthy rich by 40", as the company saying goes, these alpha dogs don’t put their feet up. They parachute into some of the most senior political posts in the US and beyond, prompting accusations that they "rule the world".

...some say, a political force more powerful than governments

They do appear to be and perhaps are "more powerful" then government.  If they are then they truly do rule this country.  Are they the final link to Meyer Rothschild's Plan to dominate the world by controlling the money of the world?

There are some very dangerous signs here.  Look back in history and see how rulers became dictators.  It is not by chance  but by design.  WAKE UP AMERICA!

Chickaboomer: Goldman Sachs: To Serve Man
By noreply@blogger.com (Marty)
Must-read: London Sunday Times piece on Goldmine Goldman Sachs. CEO Lloyd Blankfein actually said he "I'm doing God's work." Others disagree. Rolling Stone magazine ran a story that described Goldman as "a great vampire squid wrapped ...

Wall Street Manna: Goldman Sachs: We're doing God's work
By Palmoni
Number 85 Broad Street is the home of Goldman Sachs. And here is some more prose from Goldman: "We didn't f*** up like the other guys. We've still got a balance sheet. So, now we've got a bigger and richer pot to piss in," is how one ...

Goldman Sachs boss says banks do "God's work"
Reuters
LONDON (Reuters) - The chief executive of Goldman Sachs, which has attracted widespread media attention over the size of its staff bonuses, believes banks ...

POLL: Is Goldman Sachs “doing God's work”? It's CEO thinks so
Reuters Blogs (blog)
The report says Goldman Sachs chief executive Lloyd Blankfein“proudly pays himself more in a year than most of us could ever dream of — $68m in 2007 alone, ...

Goldman Sachs boss: 'bankers do God's work'
Telegraph.co.uk
Lloyd Blankfein, the chairman and chief executive, of Goldman Sachs, has claimed that bankers do "God's work". By Chris Irvine Mr Blankfein, ...

PAXALLES: Meet Welfare Queen Goldman Sachs Lloyd Blankfein: "We ...
By CA Morrison
"I'm doing God's work": Meet Mr. Goldman Sachs from Times of London reports on corporate welfare queen Lloyd Blankfein, the 55 year old CEO of Goldman Sachs who is once again spinning his rationale for why a company that took..

I'm doing 'God's work'. Meet Mr Goldman Sachs - Times Online ...
The grand wizard of Wall Street is steeling himself for the hardest sell of his life: he's here to argue for good ol' capitalism, for investment banks and for Goldman Sachs. Luckily for him and his firm, he's a damn good salesman. ...

I'm doing 'God's work'. Meet Mr Goldman Sachs - Times Online ...
The grand wizard of Wall Street is steeling himself for the hardest sell of his life: he's here to argue for good ol' capitalism, for investment banks and for Goldman Sachs. Luckily for him and his firm, he's a damn good salesman. ...(Editor's Note:  This story appears in an earlier post here)

Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein: "I'm Doing God's Work."
By The Huffington Post News Editors
Goldman's reputation is suddenly as toxic as the credit default swaps and other inexplicably exotic financial instruments it used to buy with glee. That's bad for the one thing it values more than anything else: business.

Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein: "I'm Doing God's Work."
By admin
This is from Business on HuffingtonPost.com : Goldman's reputation is suddenly as toxic as the credit default swaps and other inexplicably exotic financial instruments it used to buy with glee.

Goldman Sachs Official Says Jesus Embraced Greed | Disinformation
By klintron
Goldman Sachs international adviser Brian Griffiths explains it this way: that Christ's famous injunction to love others as one would love oneself actually means that one should love oneself as one would love oneself. ...

Get the picture yet?  These were posts in just the last 2 days.  There were even more right after the story broke last week.

From God's emisarry to the most powerful politicallly.  A very bad combination wit some very bad potential consequences

Capitalism is a good thing.  I am a Capitalist, but when Capitalism crosses over to the dark side then it is no longer a good thing - it is dangerous.

Capitalists should have no power over the people and its laws.  Work hard, make some money and spend that money on luxuries if you will but do not spend it on a hidden agenda of control of a nation or its people.

I fear Goldman Sachs has usurped the power given to JP Morgan - the man - put into business by Rothschild to control the world throgh economic control.  But do not think for a moment that JP Morgan - the company - is still not very influential in this quest.  Its powerful seat on the NY Fed Bank is all part of the heirarchy.  Both represent dangerous elements to the security and safety of our Constitution, our country and our people.

Dictatorships are dictatorships, be they economic or political dictatorships.  I become even more concerned when they are both.

Quote from the book "Secrets of the Federal Reserve" by Eustice Mullins

In 1836, President Andrew Jackson, infuriated by the tactics of the bankers who were attempting to persuade him to renew the charter of the Second Bank of the United States, said, "You are a den of vipers. I intend to rout you out and by the Eternal God I will rout you out. If the people only understood the rank injustice of our money and banking system,* there would be a revolution before morning."  (*Editor's Note:  The system has not changed in principal from when Pres. Jackson made this statement.  It has evolved into a more dangerous one.)

More fascinating information in my next post, From the House of Rothshild to the House of Goldman Sachs .