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Originally posted by juniperberry
just not really newsbreaking
Yah, they want you to go on so the server crashes and hopefully all the intfo is lost.
Originally posted by HunkaHunka
Originally posted by WanderingThe3rd
Someone help me answer this i'm very confused....
If all these big countries dont like wikileaks, just like America... why is it still up? it would be hacked.. shut down.. and taken off...
am i the only one who thinks they want it to be running?
or is there something someones isn't telling me?
You must live in a fantasy world where you believe that anything can be stopped...
Not so my friend..... The Internet is a huge place
Originally posted by boondock-saint
I'm sure most here on ATS remember
a while back where the CIA was blamed
for starting riots in Iran over the election.
Well it may seem we were actually involved
with an attempted regime change in Iran.
www.guardian.co.uk...
this is a thank you note from Israel for our efforts.
Corruption among senior officials, including off-budget financial flows in support of senior leaders. Sources of funding for political candidates, and government plans and efforts to ensure funding transparency.
Originally posted by StealthKix
are we going to get a password to release the insurance file or will we have to wait ???? confused
This is a very good point, thanks for the heads up idea now i can look forward to the corruptions at hand.
Originally posted by Bunken Drum
This is a view I hear quite a lot irl, but imo its overly simplistic. Other factors to consider are 1st the 800lb gorilla in the international room which is that the "sub-prime mortgage crisis" was not an accident, it was nothing less than deliberate economic warfare waged by the USA with the express intention of preventing the Euro from gaining further ground against the US$ as an international reserve currency, driving the US$ down in relative value & prompting grave fears of inflation within the USA. It was partially successful, but only partially, for another reason which is rarely discussed: the Eurozone runs a small trade surplus, thus could actually pay its debts, should it become necessary to bail some of the more poorly performing economies out with the slush fund created for that purpose & the Eurozone could withstand the kind of inflation that may result. Whereas the USA runs a massive trade deficit & thus cannot pay its debts, nor withstand much inflation.
Originally posted by justwokeup
reply to post by Mdv2
Look at the demographic projections for europe. Ageing declining populations all around. Crippling social care costs that will only increase.
I agree that, having defrauded Europe so egregiously, the USA would be wise to look to the Far East, b/c they'll certainly not get a chance to pull off a scam like that again in Europe! The trouble is that I just cant see the good ol' US public standing for the kind of political concessions the BRIC nations are going to want in return for economic cooperation with the USA. As much as, from the options available, Obama was the man for the job, no amount of smiling & behaving respectfully is going to cut any ice with the likes of Vladimir Putin, Hu Jintao, etc. Also, as much as the sabre-rattling over North Korea may distract the US public, no world leaders are concerned about much other than oil & what currency its sold for.
Originally posted by juniperberry
Is there anything about Aliens and UFOs? Now THAT would be a REAL story.
Originally posted by roblin
I dare anyone to goto here...
Visit Embassy Tel Aviv's Classified Website: www.state.sgov.gov...
Originally posted by hadriana
I think that information wants to spread like life wants to grow.
I think it is a physical law.
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Originally posted by hadriana
I think that information wants to spread like life wants to grow.
I think it is a physical law.
twitter.com...
twitter.com...
Tweeting excerpts