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Originally posted by mybigunit
Yeah I just looked on Youtube and it isnt on there yet. I think Peter, Ron Paul, and Jim Rogers all need to start focusing on the FED more so people understand the roots to the problems. He goes on his rants about spending and saving but they need to start focusing on the FED. Until people wake up nothing will change and they because of the spotlight they have can get the word out.
Yeah heaven forbid freedom be given back to the people. What would they do if they didnt have to work for them or kill each other when they said, I mean really, what are they thinking.
Originally posted by TheAgentNineteen
Originally posted by mybigunit
Yeah I just looked on Youtube and it isnt on there yet. I think Peter, Ron Paul, and Jim Rogers all need to start focusing on the FED more so people understand the roots to the problems. He goes on his rants about spending and saving but they need to start focusing on the FED. Until people wake up nothing will change and they because of the spotlight they have can get the word out.
Except Ron Paul wishes to completely scrap the FED, which would result in even more disastrous consequences. That is an idea which simply should not be implemented.
Except Ron Paul wishes to completely scrap the FED, which would result in even more disastrous consequences. That is an idea which simply should not be implemented.
In the year 2000, the US media system is dominated by fewer than 10 transnational conglomerates, such as Disney, AOL-TimeWarner, News Corporation, Viacom and Bertelsmann. Their media revenues range from roughly $8bn to $30bn per year, and they tend to have holdings in numerous media sectors.
AOL-TimeWarner, for example, ranks among the largest players in film production, recorded music, TV show production, cable TV channels, book publishing, magazine publishing and internet service provision. Congressional approval of the Act, after only a stilted and disengaged debate, was a historic turning-point in media policy-making in the United States, as it permitted a consolidation of media and communication that had previously been unthinkable.
Such concentration of media ownership is clearly negative by any standard that cherishes free speech and diversity in the marketplace of ideas. As massive media corporations commercially carpet-bomb society, their ability to provide material with editorial and creative integrity declines. We have a media system set up to serve private investors, first and foremost, not public citizens.
Quote from: www.independent.co.uk...
... These credits will be accessed through your implanted computer chip, which by the way will track every single citizen on the earth...
Originally posted by Gateway
reply to post by SkepticOverlord
No offense, but it seems to me that perhaps ATSers, would be happier if you had a representative from the U.S. Communist Party speaking instead.
[edit on 24-11-2008 by Gateway]
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
We're attempting to get Peter on an ATS MIX interview, and are getting pretty close... essentially "our people are talking to his people" about a mutual time that will work. If we work out a good time, you'll be able to post your questions for him.
Stay tuned.
Originally posted by cognoscente
He didn't anticipate that foreign investors (foreign states especially) would be buying so heavily into the U.S. treasuries. ...... And since the world's economic health is inexorably dependent on that of America's we're basically set for as long as the recession lasts.
Originally posted by mybigunit
Yeah I just looked on Youtube and it isnt on there yet. I think Peter, Ron Paul, and Jim Rogers all need to start focusing on the FED more so people understand the roots to the problems. He goes on his rants about spending and saving but they need to start focusing on the FED. Until people wake up nothing will change and they because of the spotlight they have can get the word out.