I agree but they're currently working very hard to change that.
It's a free country!!
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I agree but they're currently working very hard to change that.
siikik
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Ummm... the dollar is based on a limited commodity.
The U.S. once had the best system of government. That ended somewhere between the Bill of Rights and the 11th Amendment. What ever happened to the states having the power and there was little central government involvement? We have migrated back to the very thing once abhorred... and I'll say it again... we've already headed down this road and the sad part, it looks like it we are destined to travel it again.
Prepare yourself.
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The system is still in place. It's just a matter of getting back to it. If it can be changed with amendments, it can be change back, as well. The best system remains in this country. Unfortunately, the diversity of those in it has been soooo diluted that I truly think our concerns won't be met. They'll pacify us here and there but it will just draw attention away from the things they do for themselves at the same time.
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on-two-wheels....you like to do research..yes? two words...."Illuminati" (the pyramid on the back of US dollar bill) and "Trilateral Commission" (where the real controls lie) Lets be frank here....every single politician is pre-bought and paid for...from the get-go. Oh ya were free alright: rofl3: Pi$$ off the right..(read wrong people).....you'll disappear just as fast as living in Russia...LOL ...Good rant however! "NWO" get used to the acronym. Have you turned in your guns yet???/ hurry! time is running out.
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Already have. The Illuminati is a bit more international. CFR could be a sub-group of them, though. Just to be fair, while soooo many of these powerful people are members, there's no indication if they were before they achieved that level of success. If it was after, could be nothing more than a fraternity. Time will tell.
While there are plenty of "conspiracies" in the form of the many social and political movements, we certainly don't need any crazy conspiracy theories or fictional secret societies to explain them. There are more than enough real and non-secret organizations pushing various agendas that there's little reason to go looking for the boogie-man.
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a republic generally is synonymous with representative democracy
James Madison, for example, defined a republic as a representative democracy as opposed to direct democracy
James Madison, for example, defined a republic as a representative democracy as opposed to direct democracy
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Hey, why don't we cut out all foreign aid for a couple of years to help ourselves?
WE have to fend for ourselves, why can't other countries?
The problem with GM is that they, and the other auto manufacturers, continued to try to conduct business in a global economy with 1940's, 50's and 60's management and marketing attitudes and models.
Of course the labor unions didn't help, either . . . building cars at $10/hr. and selling them to a population that makes $5/hr. Bad economics when compared to foreign vehicles made at a substantially lower wage rate.
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WE have to fend for ourselves, why can't other countries?
The problem with GM is that they, and the other auto manufacturers, continued to try to conduct business in a global economy with 1940's, 50's and 60's management and marketing attitudes and models.
Of course the labor unions didn't help, either . . . building cars at $10/hr. and selling them to a population that makes $5/hr. Bad economics when compared to foreign vehicles made at a substantially lower wage rate.
the K
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