The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Paul Kawika Martin, Political and Policy Director for Peace Action, said: I think the question should be: How much U.S. credit should we use on the war in Afghanistan? As it stands, the over $230 Billion we have already spent has mostly been borrowed money adding to the U.S. deficit. Of course, just like buying …
The Afghanistan Problem The huge cultural misunderstandings between Western forces and the Afghan people make it unlikely any counterinsurgency mission in the countryside will succeed. By Gilles Dorronsoro In the countryside, Westerners are essentially perceived as corrupt and threatening to traditional Afghan or Muslim values. Contrary to our self-perception, the villagers see the foreigners as …
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UPDATED 9 January 2016 to add image, preface and paragraph extracts. As a high school honors student at the Singapore American School, I wrote a paper on the causes of the US Civil War and made the same mistake most adults make today: I thought it was about slavery and I never realized that a …
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Balanced Budget 101 Robert David STEELE VivasChapter in ELECTION 2008: Lipstick on the Pig (Earth Intelligence Network, 2008) Original As Published Full Text Online to Facilitate Automated Translation
The ONLY Book by a Politician that is Deep, Broad, and Serious, April 18, 2008
10 stars–a policy, economic, academic, and civic “tour d’force”, March 15, 2008
