By Bob Beauprez

When it was announced that the leaders of Goldman Sachs would be
sitting in front of Congress, getting grilled over the financial
crisis, most people knew it was nothing more than an opportunity for
politicians to grandstand while beating down a straw man.

But
this? A corruption scandal that is bigger than any other in the history
of the United States. It could explain the “why” behind the
“Climategate” scandal that broke last year but was ignored by the
American mainstream media. Not only are several former Goldman Sachs
executives working inside the Obama administration, but the banking
giant has a 10% stake in cap and trade technology via the Chicago
Climate Exchange, an entity that Barack Obama helped form as a Board
member of the Joyce Foundation.

Political commentator and former
Colorado Congressman, Bob Beauprez (R), has gotten an insider’s look at
political theater, but when the congressional hearings that took place
with Goldman Sachs executives is viewed through the lens of this kind
of conspiracy, it sheds a whole new light on what is really going on
behind the curtain.

Glenn Beck broke the story on his April 26th
television show and regardless of how you view Beck, the odds of all
these connections between all of these entities, tying each back to a
$15 Trillion scam are far too long to be strictly a coincidence.

Here are the players and their roles:
Joyce
Foundation – A group founded in 1948 that took a sharp turn to the left
after it’s founder, Beatrice Joyce Kean died in 1972.
Barack Obama –
President of the United States and one time Board member of the Joyce
Foundation. Largely responsible for creating the Chicago Climate
Exchange by funneling money to it from the Joyce Foundation.
Chicago
Climate Exchange (CCX) – An exchange dealing exclusively with Cap and
Trade passes, techonology, etc. It was formed largely due to Obama’s
role as Board member on Joyce Foundation. Obama oversaw the funneling
of money from that foundation to the CCX as well as to an entity headed
by Bill Ayers’ brother.
Valerie Jarrett – Senior advisor to Barack Obama and current Board member on the Joyce Foundation.
Al
Gore – Founder of London-based Generation Investment Management (GIM).
London also happens to be in the same country where climategate broke.
GIM owns 10% of the CCX.
Goldman Sachs – Banking giant that, like
Gore, owns 10% of the CCX. Also worthy of note is that at least six
former Goldman Sachs executives work inside the Obama administration
while Congress puts on a dog and pony show, publicly chastising other
Goldman execs about their supposed complicity in the financial crisis.
Franklin
Raines – Former head of Fannie Mae. While there, Raines used taxpayer
dollars from Fannie Mae to purchase cap and trade technology.

WATCH VIDEOS OF GLENN BECK EXPLAINING SCANDAL:
http://barracknow.blogspot.com/2010/04/video-glenn-beck-uncovers-goldman-sachs.html

ABOUT THE JOYCE FOUNDATION:
http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/funderprofile.asp?fndid=5310&category=79

BOB BEAUPREZ’S BLOG ON THIS SUBJECT CAN BE FOUND AT:
http://alineofsight.com/blogs/bob-beauprez/2010/4/22/obama-court-nominee-must-be-pro-abortion

ABOUT BOB BEAUPREZ:
Bob
Beauprez is a former dairy farmer, community banker and member of
Congress who has spent his entire life working to leave Colorado a
little better than he found it.

He was born and raised on a
third generation family farm in Lafayette, Colorado. Bob’s grandfather
emigrated from Belgium in 1907 and founded a general livestock farm
specializing in draft horses. Bob’s father took over the farm and
developed a nationally renowned Hereford beef cattle breeding herd and
transitioned to dairy cattle in the 1950s.

The daily regime of
chores, field work and milkings taught Bob a disciplined work ethic
that would serve him well throughout his life.

After
graduating from the University of Colorado in 1970, he went into
partnership with his parents and brother, Mike, in the family farming
operation. He managed the dairy herd, eventually marketing their cattle
throughout the United States with cattle on every continent except
Australia.

During that time, Bob pioneered the use of embryo
transplant technology to increase the quality and marketability of the
family herd. He also served eight years on the National Holstein
Association Board of Directors, including five years as Chairman of the
Genetic Advancement Committee. He later also became an industry
spokesperson and international judge of Holstein cattle.

The
dairy herd was dispersed in 1990 and Bob managed the development of the
real estate for his family, eventually becoming part of a 1,500-unit
residential golf course community. At the same time, Bob and his wife,
Claudia, purchased controlling interest in a small community bank. As
President, CEO and Chairman, Bob expanded the bank from one to 13
locations and grew its assets from $4 million to more than $400 million
in twelve years.

Bob served as President of the Colorado
Independent Bankers Association and was on the Board of the Independent
Bankers of America.

While running the bank Bob was politically
active as the chairman of the Boulder County Republican Party, and
later as Colorado State GOP Chairman. He retired from the bank to run
for the new 7th Congressional District in 2002, winning the nation’s
closest Congressional election that year by 121 votes. After one term,
in 2004, he was reelected by more than 30,000 votes.

While in
Congress, Bob served on the Ways and Means, Transportation, Veterans
Affairs and Small Business Committees. He was also Vice-Chairman of the
Highways and Infrastructure Subcommittee and a member of the Republican
Leadership Whip Team.

In 2006, he was the Republican nominee for Governor in Colorado.

Since 2007, Bob has published a monthly e-magazine called A Line of Sight (http://www.alineofsight.com/),
a public policy and opinion resource on current political issues. Then,
in 2009, he authored his first book: A Return to Values: A Conservative
Look at His Party. He is also Vice-Chairman of The John Hancock
Committee for the States (http://www.hancockcommittee.org/).

Bob
married his high school sweetheart, Claudia, in 1970. They have three
sons and one daughter, as well as three grandchildren. Bob and Claudia
have returned to their agricultural roots recently by purchasing a
ranch in the Colorado Mountains near the Wyoming border. They are
developing a buffalo breeding herd in partnership with their son Jim.
Bob continues to stay politically active, guest hosting on various
radio talk shows, doing numerous media interviews nationally, and
maintains a busy public speaking schedule.

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