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President Clinton might have killed him if he wasn't so busy killing babies
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I don't think Bush43 handled the recourse well. His #1 mistake, not establishing a positive diplomatic relationship with our allies in the region. Instead he labeled so many middle-easterners as terrorists prematurely based on the interests of those plutocrats who got him elected into the office. Otherwise we could have just listened to our own intel and nabbed Bin Laden in 2003-2004 and 2006+, when we knew exactly where he was hiding!
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Does this really help advance the discourse in this thread in any way?
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Nope. Just not a blow-hard like you.
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From what I have read, and understand of Rami, I would put him somewhere as a left leaning centrist. But of course, as time changes, so do people. And, yes, dabynksy, labels, labels! If only if they were used correctly! LMAO!
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From what I have read, and understand of Rami, I would put him somewhere as a left leaning centrist. But of course, as time changes, so do people. And, yes, dabynksy, labels, labels! If only if they were used correctly! LMAO!
You ascribe thoughts to me that were not present, but if I am affecting your thought in anyway I guess I will take that as a positive. Also wine is awesome.
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LOL, I just knew you would be the first to notice my little slip of hypocrisy.
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Am I really that quick to jump on people?
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Crystallas' tongue slips whenever he speaks.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqr_llRHIcs]Kenny G - Slip Of The Tongue - YouTube[/ame]
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Your writings say otherwise.
Any more derogatory things to say or are you finished?
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Yes in the discussion of politics it certainly does, but after re-reading the initial post I think anything political would be appropriate.
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOOJpxfkjZ4&feature=player_embedded]Illuminati Banking System - Federal Reserve New World Order - YouTube[/ame]
That's why I started the thread. Someone on youtube slapped an Illuminati label on it when it wasn't even mentioned.
**** the politicians, they only follow the $$ trail. It's the banks running the show and stealing your hard earned $$ that should be of more concern.
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The banks were told by the Clinton Administration to make the deals that led us spiraling economically
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Link please?
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On phone. Sorry. But when the banks started to fail it was all over the news. I heard it explained In depth on the McLaughlin report
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When you decide to set-aside the daily business of being busy for 10 minutes, I'll be more than happy to explain why centralized banking is making you and your family work harder for less in return.
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Simple
There are 3 types of monopolies.
1.) Where the market and the consumer decides what they want to support. This kind of monopoly has to provide the goods and services at a price to justify it's place in the market. Otherwise competition can outdo them, and make them fall rather easily.
2.) A monopoly by the government. They do as they please, have the guns to force you to agree to it, and you have no/little choice in how you go about your business.
3.) When the government and private sector have both entangled within each other.
Which one is the banking system? With the federal reserve, it is pretty much #2, but you can argue #3.
And there is NO PARTISAN blame for either or any. If anything, it's the general public that sits on their hands, ignorantly hoping that something will magically work itself out, or they believe in their political rhetoric, therefore they adopt a party, and stand by it, while the politicians exploit their loyalty.
There are 3 types of monopolies.
1.) Where the market and the consumer decides what they want to support. This kind of monopoly has to provide the goods and services at a price to justify it's place in the market. Otherwise competition can outdo them, and make them fall rather easily.
2.) A monopoly by the government. They do as they please, have the guns to force you to agree to it, and you have no/little choice in how you go about your business.
3.) When the government and private sector have both entangled within each other.
Which one is the banking system? With the federal reserve, it is pretty much #2, but you can argue #3.
And there is NO PARTISAN blame for either or any. If anything, it's the general public that sits on their hands, ignorantly hoping that something will magically work itself out, or they believe in their political rhetoric, therefore they adopt a party, and stand by it, while the politicians exploit their loyalty.
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