Aspen Institute Crown Award Called Sham

OCCUPY WALL STREETERS PICKET ASPEN INSTITUTE

Demand Conservative Institute Recall Crown Award

by Winsip Custer CPW News Service

     Citing what they call “shameful propaganda of the Nazi-kind”, Gerald C. Jones, an Occupy Wall Street organizer stood before his group of about 100 protesters demanding that the Aspen Institute recall the Crown Award that was given to health guru, Timothy Ferriss.

     “This guy must be working for the  American Brazil nut companies or United Fruit or something,” said Jones who admitted that he has leaned toward the Occupy Wall Streeters sentiments ever since he was a kid and heard the slogan “keeping up with the Jones”. 

     “If people were trying to keep up with me they’d wake up and quit believing the BS that they gobble down like turkeys eating chicken-feed the day before Thanksgiving when they’re heads are chopped off.  Wall Street and Madison Avenue, not to mention their puppets in Washington D.C., take us as fools.  If you believe what they are selling you are all idiots and this awarding of their Crown Award is proof of this sad fact,” said Jones.
     Jones explained how the Occupy Wall Street organization is about helping ordinary people and that the peoples' institutions have turned on them like an immunue difficiency disease.  "That's actually a very good analogy of what is happening in America.  Our basic, most trusted institutions have turned on us and are seeking to devour their own.....from Ivy League colleges where ten year old boys are treated as sex slaves and the facts of their enslavement are denied and consealed, to our sports teams becoming petrie dishes for steroid abuse and denial.... to our hospitals and healthcare providers receiving multi-million-dollar fraud fines.... to our President cooking intelligence reports to justify an invasion of an offensive nature."

     Jones noted the detrimental reports of the best-selling author, Tim Ferriss, whose book The 4-Hour Body has put him in the spotlight, but who was shown to be less perceptive than a Jacksonville, Florida seventh grader.

     “In addition, Mr. Ferris is forever dropping the names of rich smucks who manipulate people’s perceptions and sell snake oil as legitimate products.   Take his reference to Spectracell on The View,” said Jones noting that the science of nutrition is like a "tarot card" of speculation that falls outside the jurisdiction of American medicine which is itself riddled by the HealthSouth, Columbia/HCA, United Health Group and other embarassments.  "Ferriss says that Spectracell tested his testosterone levels and concluded that his was low.  Then he links this test to his decision  to eat more Brazil nuts.  I don’t know for sure, but I suspect that United Fruit and other U.S. companies had found their banana crops in South American were being overtaken by bananas from other regions and shifted their emphasis toward Brazil nuts.  Spectracell, which Ferriss says on The View is big in U.S. sports, is headed by William B. “Chip” Stanberry, a 1966 classmate of fellow Yale Skull & Bonesman, Senator John Kerry,” said Jones.  Before that Stanberry was with Hycell which was bought out by the pharmaceutical giant Roche and we have all heard about their difficulties.  Stanberry is a major investor in Houston Partners Inc. whose fellow partner, Harvard H. Hill, was indicted for mail fraud in July , 2011, “ said Jones.  From 1986-1991 Stanberry was with OmniMed whose CEO, Harry G. Barnes, was Ambassador to Chile and some say provided both resistance to and cover for the U.S. involvement with Chile’s ruthless dictator, Augusto Pinochet,” said Jones.  "You have only to look a The Aspen Institute's leadership to put two and two together," said Jones a distant relative of American military hero John Paul Jones.
     "On the Aspen Institute board of directors' are people who would try to control anything.  Brazil nuts are actually used as a form of currency in Brazil.  Maybe it's Kyle Bass trying to control the currency there like he does with the dollar and gold here while betting on the nation's decline as he makes money by short selling.  Well don't ever sell us short," said Jones.