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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
The Definitive Textbook on International Financial Markets, December 17, 2000
Reviewer: City Clerk (Laissez Faire City Interim Community, Costa Rica) - See all my reviews
A very readable (and detailed if you read those parts) introduction to the subject of international finance.
Since its founding in early 1995, Laissez Faire City has attracted FNF's interest—and garnered our skepticism. In June of that year a full-page ad in The Economist announced LFC's formation of "...an International Founding Trust for the purpose of establishing and promoting a great new world-class city based on the ideals and principles of Ayn Rand."
Originally posted by djohnsto77
BTW -- The arrest of someone as high as the sitting Secretary of the Treasury would not only be big news, it'd be on the level of an act of war against the United States.
Originally posted by mazzroth
LOL all over who's news ? certainly not the US news. I would expect if there is any truth to this subject we will know by either a German or French source first as all other mainstream western media has been compromised.
It would only be a few days before all of this is disputed or proven so lets sit back and watch another conspiracy unfold..free of charge .
Originally posted by brill
Originally posted by djohnsto77
BTW -- The arrest of someone as high as the sitting Secretary of the Treasury would not only be big news, it'd be on the level of an act of war against the United States.
This is true only because the US is exempt from what the rest of the world is held accountable for. It's all fine for the US to hold anyone (and it seems just about anywhere) without due process but god forbid the table is turned. Talk about a double standard. I highly doubt the legitimacy of this story but your gall is astounding yet sadly expected.
On another note I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the US somehow does go broke, wouldn't that be a wonderful New Years treat
brill
Originally posted by brill
This is true only because the US is exempt from what the rest of the world is held accountable for. It's all fine for the US to hold anyone (and it seems just about anywhere) without due process but god forbid the table is turned. Talk about a double standard. I highly doubt the legitimacy of this story but your gall is astounding yet sadly expected.
On another note I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the US somehow does go broke, wouldn't that be a wonderful New Years treat
brill
Originally posted by brill
On another note I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the US somehow does go broke, wouldn't that be a wonderful New Years treat
brill
Originally posted by djohnsto77
So Saddam's hanging made the press totally ignore a supposed arrest of a major U.S. official?
Please spare me...if this report had any truth to it, it'd be all over the news.
BTW -- The arrest of someone as high as the sitting Secretary of the Treasury would not only be big news, it'd be on the level of an act of war against the United States.
[edit on 12/31/2006 by djohnsto77]
Originally posted by kickoutthejams
slightly off Topic but related, the dollar slide is more likely (and imminent) also due to the fact influential nations are in the process of or about to switch from dollar reserves to other forms of currency (mainly Euro and Yen). Iran and China, Saudi and UAE have all declared to be doing this in the last couple of weeks.