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National
Security Council RICHARD: Yes, you know, there seems to be pretty good
evidence that he [Richard Nixon] was ousted—that Watergate was created to
punish Nixon for things that he was doing and saying that were against the
interests of the—Eisenhower used the term, Industrial-Military Complex, which
also involves the banking system. The Eastern Establishment has been known to
actually dictate what goes on in this country and how it is to be done. The
National Security Council is the one who actually runs the Office of the
Presidency. The President has to go along with that sort of thing and, as a
matter of fact, some presidents—let us say Bush was always interested in what
is going on and he worked with the National Security Council. Reagan—it was
so against his views of how things should be done
that he would just fall asleep during those meetings. Whatever he said really
did not mean anything one way or the other because the decisions were going
to be made by the National Security Council. So, you think, “Oh. I am the President. I am in charge of
the country.” Well, think again fellow. You just have your job to do and you better stick with the things that are being laid out
to be done and these are the policies and it does not matter any difference
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