Al Gore's role is high-level Wall Street financial manipulations is not something he wants the voters to know about.

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By Martin Mann

Vice President Gore has been a leading behind-the-scenes player in a financial scheme likely to prove the largest investment fraud ever foisted on Americans. That's the consensus of seasoned Wall Street sources.
"Gore is known in New York as "the rabbi", the protector and mentor of the policymakers who manipulate our economy, among them (Fed Chairman Alan) Greenspan and (international currency speculator George Soros," says Dennis Alcott, a partner in Keefe, Donnelly and Alcott, a U.S. Canadian brokerage firm specializing in money market securities.
Greenspan reportedly met the woman who became his live-in girlfriend, and eventually his wife, NBC correspondent Andrea Mitchell, at an intimate party given by Al and Tipper Gore in 1995.
When billionaire currency speculator Soros decided to fund a campaign to legalize narcotics in 1996-including a plan to let heroin users enjoy their favorite drug free of charge-he turned to his longtime friend, Gore, for support.
"Gore endorsed the Soros program for coddling coke, smoke and smack junkies{i.e. cocaine, marijuana and heroin addicts} but the proposal was thwarted by vigorous opposition from just about very law enforcement agency" recounted freelance reporter Carey Wallen, who often writes about narcotics issues.
Far more ominously, Gore threw his weight behind a broad economic strategy developed jointly by Greenspan, Soros and Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin in the early '90s. The net effect of this scam has been to strip American families of their nest eggs and convert those indespensable indivudual savings into a coast-to-coast "casin economy." academic analysts say.
Beyond its intricate mechanics, the Greepspan-Rubin-Soros scheme worked simply as follows: the Federal Reserve enabled bankers to reduce interest payments on term deposits and savings accounts to a nominal level, ranging from a low one-and-a half to two per cent.

Simultaneously, the Fed broad broadened its scret agents, begun by Greepstan in 1897, to boost the stock market, with surreptitious infusions of federal cash, driving share prices ever higher regardless of the underlying economic realities.
When the market slump does come, impoverishing millions of ordinary Americans, will Gore once again play the "straight-arrow" Mr. Clean, innocent of any responsibility for the ensuing economic losses.