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Trump on How We Must Get Out of Afghanistan. Ho, Ho, Ho.

Posted by M. C. on August 25, 2017

German generals made several surrender appeals possibly as early as 1941 with Rudolf Hess’ defection to England. The allies said no.

The Japanese wanted to surrender in early 1945 but the allies said no.

The Afghan Taliban wanted to surrender but the US said no.

War is the health of the state (Randoph Bourne). War is a racket (General Smedley Butler). War is big busine$$ (Me).

https://www.garynorth.com/public/17055.cfm

On Monday, August 21, President Trump announced that he has reversed his previous plan to pull U.S. troops out of Afghanistan.

Politics is a matter of selective betrayals
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If The Export-Import Bank Is So Great…

Posted by M. C. on June 28, 2015

The E-I bank made 20 some billion dollars last year, if we choose to believe the government.  If it makes so much moolah then why wouldn’t private banks offer these loans?

The obvious benefit of E-I loans is that if the loans go bad the taxpayer takes the heat either through higher taxes and/or inflation due to printing dollars to make up  the difference.  But this is no different than government backed mortgages and school loans made by banks.  There is no risk for the bank, just the taxpayer.

There is a snake borrowed deep in the woodpile.  Whatever it is it likely involves the Fed and it’s joined at the hip twin Goldman Sachs.

Be seeing you

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Greek Bailout-Who Gets Stuck Holding The Bag?

Posted by M. C. on June 26, 2015

Greece’s socialist government with its tourism based economy (ie no economy) won’t let it’s 55-year-old retirees give up their full benefits.  The is the Cloward-Piven Strategy at work.  Get them everything no matter the cost.  When it all collapses, everyone ends up dependent on the (Euro) government to survive.

But I digress, who will take it on the chin when Greece declares bankruptcy?

Those with savings who haven’t already gotten their money out of the banks.  Haircut time ala Cyprus.

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