September 4, 2012 0

Supranational ASEAN is Super Folly for Southeast Asia

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Tuesday, September 4, 2012 Supranational ASEAN is Super Folly for Southeast Asia US reveals ASEAN as neo-imperial consolidation as Clinton calls on bloc to present a "united front" against China. by Tony Cartalucci September 4, 2012 – In the literary classic "Gulliver’s Travels," the protagonist, Lemuel Gulliver, finds himself shipwrecked on an island of tiny people called, " Lilliputians ." While he slept, the Lilliputians used their tiny rope and stakes to tie Gulliver down. When he awoke, though many times larger than any one of the Lilliputians, he was immobilized and at their mercy

How to Get to Mars
September 4, 2012 0

How to Get to Mars

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How to Get to Mars Posted by Michael Shedlock at 8:45 PM Disclaimer: The content on this site is provided as general information only and should not be taken as investment advice.

Most Economically Illiterate Journalist In History Proposes "Gold is Backed by Nothing, but US Dollar Backed by Federal Reserve"
September 3, 2012 0

Most Economically Illiterate Journalist In History Proposes "Gold is Backed by Nothing, but US Dollar Backed by Federal Reserve"

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Most Economically Illiterate Journalist In History Proposes "Gold is Backed by Nothing, but US Dollar Backed by Federal Reserve" Congratulations to Canadian journalist Bridget Brown, a CTV news field reporter for being the most economically illiterate TV journalist in history. Brown proposes gold is not backed by anything but the US Dollar is backed by the Federal Reserve which will be around a year from now

Who Do You Blame for the Woes of the Middle-Class?
September 2, 2012 0

Who Do You Blame for the Woes of the Middle-Class?

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The Pew Research center ponders The Lost Decade of the Middle Class . Since 2000, the middle class has shrunk in size, fallen backward in income and wealth, and shed some—but by no means all—of its characteristic faith in the future. These stark assessments are based on findings from a new nationally representative Pew Research Center survey that includes 1,287 adults who describe themselves as middle class, supplemented by the Center’s analysis of data from the U.S