$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MrBill', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MacG', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Lokutus', 'C')atherine Austin Fitts nails it perfectly with her Tapeworm metaphor for the economy. She is rapidly becoming one of my heroes.
Tapeworm Economy
Globalization is a nice name for "race to the bottom".
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The Tapeworm Economy
Re: The Tapeworm Economy
by firestarter » Tue 02 May 2006, 15:21:42
I have come across Catherine on the net a number of times, and my opinion on her has been swaying back and forth. She makes some extraordinary claims regarding illegal drug trading which take some chewing and swallowing to get down, but she dont make any other UFO-like claims which are so common nowdays.
Current appraisal: That woman got balls of steel!
Of course, with so much corruption & malfeance about in plenty it is quite easy to believe that anything is possible, and, of course, so many claims are equally hard to disprove. Therefore, I usually stick to most logical conclusion until proven otherwise, and try to avoid confusing cause & effect with causality.
Mr Bill is right---everything is approx. as it appears, especially as offered by the WP, NYT, CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, FoxNews, Time, Newsweek, CNBC, Larry Kudlow, The Wall Street Journal, PBS, GAO, The White House, the Federal Reserve, government schools, congress, IMF, WTO, World Bank, BIS, CFR, Vincente Fox, La Raza, Oprah, Dr Phil, Harvard's School of Business and its free trade wing, ESPN, AFL-CIO, government statisticians, along with other assorted mainstream dissementaors of "truth". They're not tryin to sell you anything, they's just reportin the facts.
Might you let me in on how you arrive at your logical conclusions? Who's got your ear?
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Re: The Tapeworm Economy
by MrBill » Wed 03 May 2006, 05:05:26
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('firestarter', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MrBill', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MacG', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Lokutus', 'C')atherine Austin Fitts nails it perfectly with her Tapeworm metaphor for the economy. She is rapidly becoming one of my heroes.
Tapeworm Economy
Globalization is a nice name for "race to the bottom".
Tapeworm Economy
Globalization is a nice name for "race to the bottom".
I have come across Catherine on the net a number of times, and my opinion on her has been swaying back and forth. She makes some extraordinary claims regarding illegal drug trading which take some chewing and swallowing to get down, but she dont make any other UFO-like claims which are so common nowdays.
Current appraisal: That woman got balls of steel!
Of course, with so much corruption & malfeance about in plenty it is quite easy to believe that anything is possible, and, of course, so many claims are equally hard to disprove. Therefore, I usually stick to most logical conclusion until proven otherwise, and try to avoid confusing cause & effect with causality.
Mr Bill is right---everything is approx. as it appears, especially as offered by the WP, NYT, CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, FoxNews, Time, Newsweek, CNBC, Larry Kudlow, The Wall Street Journal, PBS, GAO, The White House, the Federal Reserve, government schools, congress, IMF, WTO, World Bank, BIS, CFR, Vincente Fox, La Raza, Oprah, Dr Phil, Harvard's School of Business and its free trade wing, ESPN, AFL-CIO, government statisticians, along with other assorted mainstream dissementaors of "truth". They're not tryin to sell you anything, they's just reportin the facts.
Might you let me in on how you arrive at your logical conclusions? Who's got your ear?
Hmm, now you've gone and hurt my feelings! ; - )
But, if you must know, I only read The Onion, America's Finest News Source, for complete and accurate coverage of all the events that make the news.
