The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
35 Facts That Show Just How Much The Average American Has Been Destroyed By This Economy The economic statistics that you are about to read are incredibly shocking, but they are also very, very real. Tonight there are going to be millions of men and women all across America that cannot sleep because they are …
economicprincipals.com March 27, 2011, David Warsh, Proprietor A Recent Exercise in Nation-Building by Some Harvard Boys It was worth a smile at breakfast that morning in February 2006, a scrap of social currency to take out into the world. Michael Porter, the Harvard Business School management guru, had grown famous offering competitive strategies to firms, …
One has to wonder how General Eric Ken Shinseki, USA (Ret) is faring as the 7th Secretary of Veterans Affairs. Out of War, Out of Luck: For Veterans, Skills Learned In Service Don’t Translate To Employment Laura Bassett, 13 April 2010 Huffington Post WASHINGTON — When Eric Smith, 26, returned home after his second tour …
The post Search: errors that resulted in great ideas and especially the comment on need to fully integrate women and minorities reminded me of Ellen Swallow Richards. She was one of the first publicly acknowledged female heavy-weights in intellect and values in the USA, in my opinion. See especially her later books, The Cost of …
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A War College case study for Col Pfaff: “This Is not the Beginning of the End for the International Community in Afghanistan — This is the End” A bit more on that story we brought you earlier about the horrific killings in Afghanistan which followed lunatic Pastor Terry Jones’ Qu’ran-burning stunt. I wrote this a while back: …
What kind of law is this? Anne Orford 29 March 2011 Tags: law | libya | un Many aspects of the Libyan situation remain unclear: the scope of the mandate given to UN member states by Security Council Resolution 1973, the broader aims of the intervention, how many civilians have been killed and by whom, and who the …
Weep. Chambliss puts Agriculture Committee staffer in top intelligence role By Josh Rogin Friday, April 1, 2011 – Foreign Policy Upon taking over as the ranking Republican on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-GA) brought on a new staff director with no direct experience working on intelligence matters. Martha Scott Poindexter has …
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