The Mafia, The CIA & George Bush Connection

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Uncover the murky waters of financial deregulation in the 1980s with "Deregulated Darkness: The Bush Era SNL Scandals Unveiled." Dive deep into how the Bush administration's policies opened the floodgates for mafia involvement in the Savings and Loans industry, leading to one of the most scandalous financial collapses in American history. Each episode unpacks the intertwined roles of government officials, mafia elements, and the catastrophic fallout that taxpayers still feel today. Join us as we interview key figures like Pete Bruton, analyze insider reports, and explore the systemic loopholes that allowed billions in taxpayer dollars to vanish into the shadows. Engage with us through our interactive sessions as we shed light on the dark corners of financial deregulation and its long-lasting impact on American society.

• (00:07-00:43): The Bush administration's deregulation of savings and loans in the early 1980s opened the market to criminal elements, including the mafia, facilitating illegal financial schemes and operations.
• (01:16-03:25): Connections between the mafia and high-level financial transactions involving SNLs (Savings and Loans) were overlooked by mainstream media, despite investigative efforts and publications by figures like Pete Bruton.
• (04:01-05:48): George Bush, as vice president, played a significant role in the deregulation efforts, directly influencing the financial landscape to favor deregulated SNL operations, which were prone to exploitation by criminal groups.
• (07:01-08:08): The federal regulation of SNLs was manipulated to benefit individuals with mafia connections, leading to significant financial losses covered by taxpayers.
• (09:52-10:58): The mafia utilized deregulated financial environments to control SNLs through figures like Herman K. Beebe, affecting substantial financial movements and further corrupt practices across the country.