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i'm just sayin If he were one of us, IF, why would you want to string him up
Yes, people have been doing it for years - but it is also considered very serious when a spy is caught. Many have been killed for spying.
US is a member state like everyone else, nothing more
Originally posted by Becker44
reply to post by stuncrazy
I will venture to say that 90% of what you'll find in these leaked documents is a very necessary component of National Security. Remember, you'll never see the really good stuff. This PFC that took the payoff to sell his country down the river had access to the very mundane at best.
Becker
Originally posted by Becker44
reply to post by wcitizen
US is a member state like everyone else, nothing more
Uhhmm not really.
en.wikipedia.org...
Scroll down to funding and delete your previous post.
Becker
Originally posted by stuncrazy
Originally posted by Becker44
reply to post by stuncrazy
I will venture to say that 90% of what you'll find in these leaked documents is a very necessary component of National Security. Remember, you'll never see the really good stuff. This PFC that took the payoff to sell his country down the river had access to the very mundane at best.
Becker
i'll give you that, but i guess moreso i'm hoping for stuff that will actually wake people up ya know. show the world what it really means to "see the light" like the so called "illuminated ones" think they do
Originally posted by ButterCookie
reply to post by SLAYER69
I agree!!!
I think now that he's captured, they will demand names of the leaks, the mole(s).
He will pressured into giving the info, but I hope he keeps silent.
Interesting............
Originally posted by HedyLamarr
NOOOOO! I hope they don't hurt him! Everybody knows that the charges are bogus!
Originally posted by stuncrazy
Assange captured
nerdynerdnerdz.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
Reports are surfacing that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been caught outside of Southeast England at an undisclosed safe-house. My contact also states that authorities have him in custody but are trying to persuade him to turn in several hackers who released highly top secret files onto the wikileaks site. Sources also indicated that the sexual assault charges are false charges generated by the government in an attempted and well executed smear campaign on Julian Assange and his website Wikileaks.
Qualitatively Wrong About Quantitative Easing
Thursday 02 December 2010
by: Max Fraad-Wolff, t r u t h o u t | News Analysis
The Federal Reserve is under attack for its most recent extraordinary policy announcements. Angry and accusatory comment is streaming in from Brazil, Germany, China, leading lights in the financial industry and newly minted and empowered representatives of the GOP. Some fear inflation, others dollar devaluation. Financial firms are not excited about further stretching the gigantic Fed balance sheet. Lost in much of the cacophony is a very central part of what is going on. The Fed is buying American government debt at a rapid and impactful clip. The Fed now owns more Treasury Securities - US government debt - than China or Japan. By March 2011 the Fed will own more IOUs from Uncle Sam than China, Germany and Brazil combined. Our central bank is subsidizing the growing cost of our massive indebtedness. The Fed is buying more and more, longer maturity government debt. They have promised about $600 billion more in buying and will be turning some of their trillion dollars in mortgaged-backed securities into Treasuries as well. Unlike other buyers of US debt, the Fed refunds a significant portion of the interest it receives at the end of the year. Needless to say, this reduces the cost of the debt. Fed refunding of earnings on holdings will exceed $50 billion in 2011.