Comments on: Who Wants War? Follow The Money…

By: finn rodgers

finn rodgers — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 10:32:27 +0000

some of the responses here are very interesting and valid,
but would be worth very much more if people who wrote these put their own names behind what they had written,as that way it delivers more punch to the content.
don,t bother about the consequenses if it,s something you truly believe in.

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By: finn rodgers

finn rodgers — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 10:12:04 +0000

thank you JtW ,you are also alert alive and listening!

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By: JTWilliams

JTWilliams — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 03:44:17 +0000

No doubt, finn, you are right on the money. The media gatekeepers, particularly on the right, do a good job trying to keep RP out of the conversation for the highest office in the land. Of course, Ron is saying what they all say this point in the game, but I get the impression he may not want to run again! We certainly need the man, the only one in American political prominence who is consistently for freedom and votes his conscience every time.

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By: finn rodgers

finn rodgers — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 10:29:10 +0000

Ron Paul makes total sense.
He truly has a lot of guts and brains.
i hope you will be elected to run your country as you sure are the sanest and unpolluted voice of reason today.

Ron you are my hero!!!

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By: longshotlouie

longshotlouie — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 06:01:25 +0000

Bingo, Rodman
Turkmenistan to the Arabian Sea, via Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The black gold stranglehold.

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By: Rodman

Rodman — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 05:26:49 +0000

It is about oil again, but not in the sense many are led to believe. Its about the new pipeline that they are running through Afghanistan, and the huge deposits of oil & natural gas throughout the entire region… We will have soldiers there forever just protecting the big corps. while they put in their line….. As Ron Paul said,’Trace the money!’

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By: Austintalk

Austintalk — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 21:48:13 +0000

Tonight in Austin. Author of a book on the Federal Reserve System (WOW, what a deceptive name the Fed has!)- Book is called – The Creature from Jekyll Island:
Info here: http://www.meetup.com/WeAreChangeAustin/calendar/12030636/

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By: S

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 19:32:27 +0000

You know the subject well, I don’t.

However, I do know that the handling is important (waste and the process), and that some people are irresponsable. So the concern is the handling, the accountability and the projection for future.

If anything on the subject of nuclear is important is to show that people can come to a reliable consensus, now. But as you see we can not even have an economic system to be trusted.

If nuclear is easily available but unsafe we might as well give up on everything else. Or stick to fossil fuel, find a way to artifically generate it to make it renewable, and control the CO2.

Got to go.

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By: Dfens

Dfens — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 18:59:04 +0000

Nuclear energy is vastly safer than other forms. World wide, coal mining kills over 1000/year. Nuclear power has never and will never kill that many in a year. Most of what scares people about nuclear power has been as a result of propaganda from the oil and coal industries and Soviet Union operatives. Radioactive waste could be vastly reduced by allowing breeder reactors to operate in the US. Most of the case against breeder reactors was developed by Soviet propaganda.

The fear of nuclear power is absurd. It is fear of the very power that keeps the core of the Earth itself in a molten state. Geothermal energy is nuclear energy. Our planet would have a nearly solid core now if it weren’t for radioactive decay. A solid core would result in the loss of the Earth’s magnetic field that (ironically) protects us from much of the radiation of space and our own sun. The Van Allen radiation belts are a result of the interaction between Earth’s magnetic field and this radiation.

It is well past time we all got involved in the fight against terrorism. Our mothers fought World War 2 with victory gardens and by going without when it came to commodities like rubber and copper and gas that were necessary for the war effort, yet here we are a nation of spoiled children who won’t lift a finger to help the effort against terror. That’s not America. That’s not what we stand for.

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By: J

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 16:56:12 +0000

Yes, the economic system needs explanations and readjustments to something better, more clear and accountable. Because that way anyone that gets to control the when and why currency is issued will have the total power of everything, including what backs up the worth, including the quality and quantity of people, what they actually produce.

No wonder why no one is answering my questions about what is the economy, people simply say, ‘is complex’. In part it is.

It sounds like a difficult subjetc and a lot of responsability to deal with all this ‘banking’ in a responsable and fair way. But hidding the system does not help them a lot. Maybe the audit will clarify that they did a fair job.

But the system needs improvements, as it is more imaginary, and prone to create false values.

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