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::''Chapter 4
 
::'''''There are 4 power blocs in D.C.: the press, the bureaucracy, the intelligence community and Congress. Nixon was hated by the press and they by him. They were the 1st to jump on Watergate. When the Watergate commission was formed it was televised, uniting 2 of the blocs. The bureaucracy cracked and leaked to the commission like crazy.''' The intelligence community’s relationship with Nixon is described above.
 
::'''''There are 4 power blocs in D.C.: the press, the bureaucracy, the intelligence community and Congress. Nixon was hated by the press and they by him. They were the 1st to jump on Watergate. When the Watergate commission was formed it was televised, uniting 2 of the blocs. The bureaucracy cracked and leaked to the commission like crazy.''' The intelligence community’s relationship with Nixon is described above.
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:It is well known that after Nixon won his 1972, he immediately asked for the resignation of all Executive Branch employees. Nixon felt his mandate could finally purge DC of all [[New Deal]] and [[Great Society]] (i.e. Deep State) holdovers and bureaucrats.  
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:It is well known that after Nixon won his 1972 mandate, he immediately asked for the resignation of all Executive Branch employees. Nixon felt his mandate could finally purge DC of all [[New Deal]] and [[Great Society]] (i.e. Deep State) holdovers and bureaucrats.  
 
:The argument that Nixon's relation to the Petrodollar confuses the [[Deep State]] with [[globalism]]. Not all globalists are deep starers.  And the petrodollar was not 'invented' by Nixon; the petrodollar refers to U.S. dollars held outside the country by oil producers in the Middle East, who were demanding gold in payment for oil. Nixon severed the tie of gold to the dollar and told the oil producers they could try to buy whatever they could with paper currency.  [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|De Plorabus Unum]]</sup> 22:21, 24 February 2020 (EST)
 
:The argument that Nixon's relation to the Petrodollar confuses the [[Deep State]] with [[globalism]]. Not all globalists are deep starers.  And the petrodollar was not 'invented' by Nixon; the petrodollar refers to U.S. dollars held outside the country by oil producers in the Middle East, who were demanding gold in payment for oil. Nixon severed the tie of gold to the dollar and told the oil producers they could try to buy whatever they could with paper currency.  [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|De Plorabus Unum]]</sup> 22:21, 24 February 2020 (EST)
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