Apparently, Paul Pelosi is such a person. But which is he? The prognosticator who has a gift to sense that a stock is going to go up or down? Or, someone who has very inside information that the government will be acting soon against a stock or industry, so now is the time to get out.
I bet on the latter, based on the reports in Fox Business and elsewhere.
Since 2007, when Nancy Pelosi first became Speaker, and the third most powerful person in the government, Paul Pelosi made over $30MM buying and selling stock at suspiciously at the right time. In fact, just two months ago, he DUMPED $500K worth of Visa. On Tuesday, the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Visa, alleging that the company maintained an illegal monopoly over the U.S. debit card market.
No one is that omniscient. And this is not a coincidence. He eerily has sold stock just before government action in the past, too.
When Nancy Pelosi’s office has been contacted about her husband’s knack to “know when to hold ‘em and know when to fold ‘em”, the “stock” statement is “Speaker Pelosi does not own any stocks, and she has no prior knowledge or subsequent involvement in any transactions."
Nancy Pelosi is not the only government person who appears to be manipulating the market to her personal advantage, despite her claims not to personally own stock, but she IS the most prominent. She needs to come clean and PROVE she IS clean.
Bishop George Berkley is credited with the phrase from Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge, which is “esse est percipi,” or “To be is to be perceived.”
But, in the 1980s, political strategist Lee Atwater dumbed it down to its very basic and understandable reverse comment that “perception IS reality”.
And right now, the perception is that the Pelosis have been gaming the system and getting rich for almost eighteen years. If you think she made her millions on a $200K salary, you are a fool.
And we have all been deceived.
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