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Tuesday, December 14, 2004 |
Guardian: "Having exported anarchy to Iraq, Washington is now seen in Europe as offering the same treatment to the financial markets. Recent statements by US Treasury Secretary John Snow and the chairman of the US Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan, have served as red rags to a bear. The dollar has plunged further - with occasional pauses for breath - and most serious analysts, from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development onwards, believe it has a lot further to fall."
There is more anarchy waiting for export.
Where does the anarchy come from? From the Homeland, its racist heritage and complicity.
Newsobserver: "Students at one of the area's largest Christian schools are reading a controversial booklet that critics say whitewashes Southern slavery with its view that slaves lived 'a life of plenty, of simple pleasures'."
AustinChronicle: "If you live in Texas, no matter where you live or what sort of work you do, you're profiting from the various wars, armed interventions, covert actions, and miscellaneous military conflicts now being pursued worldwide by American armed forces and the U.S. intelligence community."
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CenterForConstitutionalRights: "The Center for Constitutional Rights and four Iraqis who were tortured in U.S. custody have filed a complaint with the German Federal Prosecutor's Office against high ranking United States civilian and military commanders over the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison and elsewhere in Iraq."
12:40:28 PM
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Tiscali: "The treasury department's Bureau of Engraving and Printing has gotten the go-ahead from Congress to print other countries' currencies.
A provision giving the bureau this authority is contained in a bill overhauling the country's intelligence operations. The bill is awaiting President George W Bush's signature to become law."
What is interesting in this case is the that this is linked to US intelligence operations. See the possibilities?
12:32:48 PM
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