The Government Just Classified 127,072 Documents

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From: Wall Street Daily <wallstreetdaily@wallstreetdaily.com>
Date: Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 1:29 AM
Subject: The Government Just Classified 127,072 Documents

Dear Wall Street Daily Nation, According to the U.S. Information Security Oversight Office, the number of new secrets (designated as such by the U.S. government) rose 75% from 1996 to 2009. Over the same period, the number of documents referring to those secrets skyrocketed by a factor of nearly 10 - from 5.6 million to 54.7 million. The United States presently has over 2.3 million national secrets (designated as such by the government over the last 10 years). The government sealed 127,072 documents last year. "Secrecy is spreading like an infection on democracy, and it's going to affect the outcome of the election if we're not careful," says political intelligence expert, Robert Williams. Williams just released the shocking results of his investigation into the financial affairs of Congress. He strategically did it ahead of the election to get the truth out. Big government, big secrecy and big corruption walk hand-in-hand through presidential administration after presidential administration. Lately, the corruption is bleeding into the candidates' personal checkbooks. If elected, Romney would be the richest president in history. While it's not unusual for a president to be wealthy, we're seeing a profound shift in the way the wealth is being amassed. Throughout history, the fortunes of American presidents have been tied to the economic eras in which they lived. But in the last few years, the performance of the economy is virtually insignificant. The money keeps rolling in, regardless. It defies all logic. "If the American people can't find out exactly what their elected officials are up to, then their elected officials are likely up to no good," says Williams. Yet it's virtually impossible to find the truth in Washington these days. Roughly 854,000 people presently hold top-secret security clearances. More ominous still, 33 building complexes have been built in (and around) the Capital Beltway over the last 11 years for top-secret use. Williams spent 10 months inside of Capitol Hill exposing important secrets and pinpointing exactly where all the corruption evidence was buried. Although the high-profile targets of the investigation would certainly have preferred to keep the findings buried, Williams isn't breaking any laws by publishing this information. Besides, such shocking information should never be hidden from Americans. Especially when we're all being asked to make an informed decision in November. To view the investigation, including the silver lining for investors, click here. Ahead of the tape, Louis Basenese Chief Investment Strategist, Wall Street Daily

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