Assemble the Illuminati

An Inconvenient Truth

Bloomberg reported on March 6, 2008 that Al Gore may have amassed $100 million USD in 2007.

This windfall is the result of Apple and Google shares.

Gore reportedly invested $35 million USD  in Capricorn Investment Group LLC in Palo Alto.

There is no doubt that the Internet Connection between Gore and Silicon Valley has delivered. Gore has not been questioned on his involvement on Chemical Assault – Scorched Earth.

``Gore got a lot of support from Silicon Valley when he ran for president because they knew the Internet was one of his primary concerns,'' said Tony Coelho, a former congressman and investment banker who served as chairman of Gore's 2000 campaign.

``It's very legit that these people would pursue him'' after he left office, Coelho said, adding that Gore received Google and Apple stock options before their shares ``went into the stratosphere.''

Since the 2008 Crash and Burn Al Gore & Family have no doubt fared better than working classes worldwide.

In the last personal finance report he filed as vice president, Gore disclosed on May 22, 2000, that the value of his assets totaled between $780,000 and $1.9 million. In addition, Gore listed an interest in his father's estate that included Occidental Petroleum Corp. stock worth as much as $1 million.

Al Gore is said to earn $175,000 USD for a speaking engagement.

Over the course of history, the use of the corporation here as Google and Apple with Gore, and Fuji with Ronald Reagan has to come into question.

Tremendous gregarious abuses of position have occurred with families and fortunes being wiped out and ruined. The personal histories of these individuals is fictitious and a catalyst towards totalitarianism and slavery.

A $100 million dollar USD nest egg is very convenient for the Gores to ride out the next 100 years while the masses and environment that Al Gore pretended to help begin to recover, if possible from his misdeeds.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a7li9Nhmhvg0

 

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