although its 100+ pages of US-Mexican military encounters are a bit of a slog. I didn't slog through it today - been there, done that - and I think I cited it elsewhere (re: treaty law, perhaps).
although its 100+ pages of US-Mexican military encounters are a bit of a slog. I didn't slog through it today - been there, done that - and I think I cited it elsewhere (re: treaty law, perhaps).
Schmedlap, it's is not my idea, it has been around for some time, starting with the Constitution, it is just that people are starting to question the whole idea of who we are paying our money to and why do we have to do it. I have attached a link to a detailed explanation on monetary reform and the effects it can have on the economy. I agree with you that no monetary policy will correct or fix bad people, but while we are figuring out what to do with them I see no need for me to pay private bankers personal profits with my tax dollars, which in effect means I get to pay the bill twice, once to the government and then a certain cut (interest) to the Talli-Banksters.
http://www.themoneymasters.com/printable-mra.htm
I also disagree on mission accomplishment of the 6 core missions. As long as the US exists they are likely to be enduring missions, not ones that have a stopping point only continuous progress toward the goal of a safer, better and more prosperous country for now and in the future.
Latest interview with James Galbraith at Truthout magazine on the state of the economy....how it was a planned criminal event and what should be done.
http://www.truthout.org/050609J
Latest from James Galbraith on how to fix the Economy....1st put the Tal-Banksters in jail (Justice) and then restore by using modified Keynesian economics. Some really good stuff in here about how the economy has NOT been fixed and what we need to do about it. Galbraith is one of the few Economist with an almost perfect record of economic analysis and what is going to happen.
http://www.tnr.com/article/economy/7...emble?page=0,0
This article covers one aspect very well.
How Inequality Fueled the Crisis
Raghuram Rajan
http://www.project-syndicate.org/com...rajan7/English
Latest James Galbraith Interview from Bloomberg. Until you fix the Banks nothing will change.
http://www.bloomberg.com/video/62193196/
Economics is alchemy with a cheaper tool box.
PH Cannady
Correlate Systems
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