George Shultz, whose crimes against humanity are too numerous to list here, has passed on to his just rewards at the age of 100. The man who “pulled the plug” on the dollar in 1971 as Nixon’s Treasury Secretary; who ran the coup against Ferdinand Marcos (behind Reagan’s back) as Reagan’s Secretary of State; who was one of the founding fathers of the neocons, the “Children of Satan,” as LaRouche called them; who advised many presidents that one doesn’t build guns if one does not intend to shoot — he will likely find his next century a bit warmer than his first.
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