Obama Calling on Wall Street "White Shoe Boys" to Fund Re-election Campaign

SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS!!!
 Mark Matheny
July 23, 2011

The Presidential Elections are drawing near for 2012, and according to a study released recently by the Center For Responsive Politics, Obama is calling on the "White Shoe Boys" of Wall Street ( As Gerald Celente calls them) to fund his upcoming re-election campaign this year, only this time he is ramping up his efforts even more than he had in the 2008 campaign, revealed in a CNBC report.

According to the Washington Post, corporations that gave generously to the Obama campaign include:

• Goldman Sachs Group $126,713
• MF Global $122,650
• Comcast $114,895
• Creative Artists Agency $ 112,900
• The Wentworth Group $ 85,800

Over one-third of the money raised by Obama's fundraising machine has come from the financial sector.
 "Individuals who work in the finance, insurance, and real estate sector are responsible for raising at least $11.3 million for Obama's campaign and the Democratic National Committee," the report says.

But, just like the classic banking families that financed both sides of wars in the past, the White Shoe Boys also finance both parties in order to hedge their bets, so to speak, by financing Mit Romney even more generously:

• Goldman Sachs Group $ 238,250
• Credit Suisse $ 157,000
• Morgan Stanley $ 113,700
• Vivint $ 71,000
• PricewaterhouseCoopers $ 69,500
• Bank of America / Merril Lynch $ 59,200

Of course at the top of both Romney and Obamas' list is none other than the Goldman Sachs Boys who must have thought it their loyal duty to give back to the "two headed - one party system" that so readily gave them (at least) $ 10 billion in TARP money in 2009. Source: Catastrophe, Pg 76

Don't forget Bank of America (including Merril Lynch) who recieved $45 billion in TARP money! Morgan Stanley recieved $ 10 billion (TARP).

According to another Washington Post article, Obama's campaign and the Democratic National Committee have raised an astounding $86 million in the second quarter of 2011.

Video: Obama Campaign manager Jim Messina announcing Total Campaign contributions for Second quarter of 2011.

The total amount raised by Obama's campaign dwarfs the $35 million raised by  the Republican candidates in the last quarter combined. (Not including Michelle Bachman who has not yet reported her totals.)

Although the amount raised by Obama's team is astounding, his advisors are hoping to raise a total of $ 750 million for his re-election campaign in 2012.

Obviously his campaign will rely on much needed media propaganda (which can be quite expensive), as well as other  tools that may cost handsomely. ( More monetary promises to companies, groups and organizations who will be willing to gather the masses to the voting booths again in 2012 under the pretense of more "change")?

I am most convinced that Obama is just the man the Globalists, Wall Street, and the Fed want again in 2012 - since he has been doing such a fine job under their direction - to complete the change of America from Freedom to Fascism.