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Saturday, March 3, 2012 at 6:00AM
Reader Comments (2)
I have been watching Janet and reading her articles for a few years now. She knows many of the details that others do not know because her business is analyzing derivatives. I feel that so much of what she says falls on deaf ears because it is so far removed from peoples' everyday experience -- they find it hard to grasp.
If the majority of people could really understand the totality of what Janet has been saying, there would be a revolution at the ballot box. People would scrutinize all the candidates for bankster connections. (BTW, Rick Santorum has has a lower level of campaign donations from the finance industry and Wall Street than any of the three remaining candidates, including Ron Paul. I am not endorsing Santorum, but I am saying this is a point in his favor.) Mitt Romney has received 50 times as much money from the financial sector as Santorum, and Romney's SuperPAC has received a lot in addition. Obama is no slouch in this dept. either.
If you have been reading her articles I can not recommend the book. But if you have not, then the articles are gathered together in one place for a good read.