MILKING BROADCOM
Dr. Henry Samueli is a wealthy Jewish (Henry Samueli, Wikipedia) businessman. A billionaire, in fact.
There was some sharp, Jewish accounting going on, which led to Broadcom losing $2.2 billion:
The plea agreement is part of a larger federal criminal probe into stock-option backdating at Broadcom, which was ultimately forced to write down $2.2 billion in profits — the largest accounting restatement to date because of illegal backdating. (Gillian Flaccus, Broadcom exec pleads guilty to lying to SEC, AP, 23 June 2008 ) (emphasis added)
This means that Broadcom, the company which Dr. Samueli founded, has billions less. (id.)
Maybe this is a problem for Dr. Samueli? Not at all.
Dr. Samueli only owns 150 999 shares. And that’s out of 519 900 000 total shares. The wealth of his fellow stockholders decreases, while Dr. Samueli and his friends got a lot more. $2.2 billion more. And that’s not bad for a day’s work. Or even a life’s work.
What form of administrative rule can be given to communities in which corruption has penetrated everywhere, communities where riches are attained only by the clever surprise tactics of semi-swindling tricks; (Protocol 5)
We learned here about a Jewish actor who “played a street thug/bully. In a stage play of Dracula, he took the lead role.”
Sometimes its pushing around street gangs, or “tormenting” companies, or even grabbing entire countries. But it all goes back to the Egyptian Job. One of the first, and biggest grabs, that these people ever made.
WAY DOWN IN EGYPT
The Jews were living in Egypt. When they first came, they didn’t have to work. But in time, the Egyptians expected them to pull their own load.
Oooh – manual labor. Naturally, the Jews felt very oppressed.
A plan was hatched – the Jews would be so obnoxious that the Egyptians would give them financial consideration to leave the country. (Exodus 3:20)
“Antagonistic investor Carl Icahn became a billionaire by bullying already distressed companies” (Michael Liedtke, Icahn’s big bet on Yahoo hinges on Microsoft sale, AP, June 8, 2008 ) (emphasis added)
Empty-handed? Not quite. Before its time to go, “borrow” all the valuables from the Egyptians. The idea being quite simple – “spoil them”!
“Icahn, 72, has used a combination of guile, gall, grit and gamesmanship to get his way more often than not since he began tormenting vulnerable companies 30 years ago.” (Liedtke, supra)(emphasis added)
Even today, this heist is celebrated as the principal feast of the Jews. They call it Passover.
How would Moses go about getting to see the king in Egypt – called the Pharaoh?
Easy, go in as a magician. The old kings also liked to have some entertainment.
One trick that Moses performed was to take water out of the river, pour it on the ground, and it would turn to blood.
This has been a favorite of the Jews ever since. When they took over Russia in 1917, they repeated this trick millions of times.
At any rate, Moses started his journey to Egypt. On the way, Moses and his family stopped for lodging. Moses’ god showed up and tried to kill him.
Moses was too tricky, so survived. But his wife was so stressed out that she mutilated the privates of one of the sons. Times are tough. Shed some blood. Relieve that stress.
Moses showed up in Egypt, and told the other Jews it was time to sacrifice – you know what!
The line was, that if they couldn’t do the sacrifices, their tribal god would fall upon them with “pestilence or the sword”. A bloody god!
The king would have none of this. He asked why Moses and Aaron were keeping the Jews away from their work!
The king told Moses and Aaron to go and get busy themselves. He was a practical man, who spotted the problem right away. The Jews had too much spare time on their hands, so the king ordered his management team to give the Jews more work to do.
The Jews responded by beating up their Egyptian managers (Exodus 5:14). You may wonder how the Jewish-controlled labor unions of our current day came up with their ideas of harassing management.
Wonder no more. It’s a long tradition.
The rank-and-file Jews became upset with the union activists Moses and Aaron. The solution – Moses would become a god (Exodus 7:1). Nowadays, a lot of Jews claim that there is only one god. Their claim runs contrary to their own holy book. “The Lord” designated Moses as a god.
And what did this god do? In Exodus 7, we read that the rivers turned to blood. Umm. Russia 1917, Germany 1945, Iraq 2003. This sort of thing has happened regularly when Jewish gods get going.
God Moses harassed the Egyptians effectively, so the king said to Moses, go ahead and sacrifice to your god.
And then Moses let the cat out of the bag – the planned sacrifices would be “abominable” to the Egyptians. In fact, if the Egyptians saw what was being sacrificed, they would become so incensed that they would stone the Jews! Exodus 8:26.
Moses thought that if the Jews went out into the wilderness about 3 days journey, they would be far enough away that the decent Egyptians would not hear the children screaming as they were sacrificed.
Children? If it had been a few oxen, or turtledoves, the Jews could have done their sacrifices at home.
But no, this was a different sort of sacrifice.
So the king said, go on out into the wilderness a bit, and take care of your business there, but then the king’s decency overwhelmed him, and he forbade the ritual sacrifices planned by the Jews.
So the Jews went out and killed all of the cattle of the Egyptians.
Moses tried to be a little coy. He claimed to the Pharaoh that the Jews needed to take along all of their livestock with them on the sacrifice excursion into the wilderness. Wasn’t sure just what their god might want sacrificed. If it had been a few animals, the Egyptians would not have gotten riled up, so we have a good idea of what Moses was hinting at. Exodus 10:26
The Jews maintained a program of sabotage and biological warfare. Things came to point where Pharaoh’s advisers told him, “Don’t you understand yet. The Jews have destroyed the country. Send them away”. See Exodus 10:7.
This phenomenon is by no means unique in history. Consider that in 1348, the Jews in Zurich were doing much the same thing. Spreading the black plauge.
“At the same time they were charged with the murder of a boy, and in 1349 a number of Jews were burned in consequence”. (Gotthard Deutsch, Emil Schlesinger, “Zurich”, The Jewish Encyclopedia, Online Edition).
The King of Egypt was a very mild man, but finally he told Moses to get out. “Get thee from me, take heed to thyself, see my face no more; for in that day thou seest my face thou shalt die” (Exodus 10:28)
The Egyptians were thoroughly sick of the Jews, so when the Jew went around to his neighbors asking for a loan so that they could leave the country, the Egyptian people were forthcoming. (Exodus 11:2)
When the sun came up the next day, the Egyptians got a strong taste of Jewish gratitude. The Jew had stealthily slaughtered children in every house of the Egyptians. Then split with the loot while the Egyptians were still mourning.
Understand that the Jews had their religion. They really needed to sacrifice.
As their god Moses admitted, the sacrifice was quite abominable.
When the sacrifices were over, lots of Egyptians were dead, the land was destroyed, and the Jews had made off with loot.
