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might as well close this thread...its way offtopic
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| DM: European colonialism shaped the face of the contemporary world, so it just cannot be ignored. And what's wrong with the IMF wanting legitimate reforms from countries before shelling out more money to them? I do agree with you that the thread should be closed though. You're at least correct on one issue. |
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| so then the bombing of the US COLE wouldnt be a terrorist act either? yet everyone seems to say it is. What about Israeli assassinations, would that make their government terrorists? according to this no, as they are representative of a nation. yet i still think asassination is a terrorist tactic. thanks for the link... i still think theres way too many grey areas in the definition. And the news can probably label anyone who acts against the US a terrorist and get bush's blessing. |
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| look at this neat little quote from that article...(sorry to digress) Is terrorism a new phenomenon? No. The oldest terrorists were holy warriors who killed civilians. For instance, in first-century Palestine, Jewish Zealots would publicly slit the throats of Romans and their collaborators; in seventh-century India, the Thuggee cult would ritually strangle passersby as sacrifices to the Hindu deity Kali; and in the eleventh-century Middle East, the Shiite sect known as the Assassins would eat hashish before murdering civilian foes. they just HAD to mention that didnt they. i bet if they got drunk then killed people it wouldnt even get a mention. |
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You say what you say because you live in a wealthy and stable country and you dont have worry about these things, i do. I dont want to blame US for the people that dig thru the trash in front of my house everyday, but if IFM wants to put an end to this they could. just a rant and my final post www.indymidia.org | ||
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| DM- I tend to agree with you on a lot of things, and I agree with pretty much everything you've said in this thread. The IMF is a nasty organization. Teamed up with the World Bank with support from the WTO and other globalizationist organizations, they are doing to many countries what America did to Cuba and others. Before the Communist Revolution in Cuba, Americans, with encouragement from the government, were buying up massive plots of land there and growing nothing but sugar. Pretty soon, the Cuban economy was dependant on the sugar industry. Predictably, when the sugar market flopped, Cuba did too. The IMF does similar things. They loan money to struggling countries and then ask for insane interest rates. The rest is pretty complicated, but nasty nonetheless. Peace. |
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| Bush is only using this war to bolster the economy. I believe that the Enron scandal was just a way to bring the NYSE to a low so it bring investors confidence that the market has hit the bottom so that they will invest...but it didn't hit as low as anticpated. I think this where the WorldCom scandal comes in...but the market didn't hit bottom either... what's next? I think a financial instution will fall (or be forced to fall). Be concerned with the world around you, but don't let it consume you. I know it is hard in this a time of uncertainty..but hang in there. | |
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As for povety. Why don't you come vistit me for a week. I'll take a week off from work and I'll show you around. I'll show you both Rural and Urban povety here in the U.S. | |
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| "The governement is sick and wants powerful remedies." ~Alexander Hamilton Did I say I want another Depression? Noway. Face the facts the feds have more power than we are aware of. I do not feel comfortable and safe in this country, we are being lied to everyday. What makes you think that they do not have the power? The economy would not bounce back to some awesome level but, more investors would feel comfortable putting their funds into a market that has already bottomed out. This is America, people are not concerned with the state of the union...only their bank staement. | |
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