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Mitt Romney, Bain, Reagan And Salvadorian Death Squads…

By Teeluck Sooknarine
addictinginfo.com

Mitt Romney had strong financial support in the early days of Bain Capital from some pretty secretive people in his past, people linked to the famous death squads of El Salvador. There were many powerful Salvadoran families in the 1980′s who having made large sums of money through various means, needed a way to move the money out of the country and invest it in more ‘legitimate’ ventures, an effort to ‘clean’ the funds and make them grow in a legal way.
The  1980′s was a time of great turmoil in El Salvador resulting in the deaths of  more than 70,000 people, with assassinations, death squads, and every other bad thing under the sun happening all at once in the country… the Reagan Administration working with the powers in control of the country at that time, did many things  that do not look so good on paper, now that the truth is being dug up due to Mitt’s run for the presidency.

The Reagan Administration’s dealings with the government provided the cover and connections needed for the powerful oligarchy to move money into many American ventures, including a certain new and budding  Bain Capital, through a fresh and young Mitt Romney, who was just cutting his teeth in the vulture capitalism arena at the time…

Read more here:

http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/08/08/mitt-romney-bain-reagan-and-salvadorian-death-squads/




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