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Richard Cook on the American Meltdown
"American" wrote Much emotion but no content. "American" wrote no reaction I have no reaction to nothingness. |
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"American" wrote Still nothing. |
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Richard Cook on the American Meltdown
On May 4, 6:58*pm, "V-for-Vendicar"
wrote: "American" wrote Still nothing. ________________ _______________ / \ / / \ \ / / \ \ \ | - - \ | | | / - \ | / / \ \ | ___\ \| | / / \____________ \ \ | / | | \ | | | __ | | \ \ / | \ | | \ | | | \ | | ==== | | | | __ | | (o-) _ | | | __\ (_o) | / \ | | | | | Heh Heh Heh / ) ) | | \ || \ / Huh Huh Huh / ) / | | | |__ \ / \ |___ - | | | | (*___\ / \ *' | | | | _ | / \ |____ | | | | //_______| ####\ | | | / |_|_|_|___/\ ------ | _/ \| \ - | | | | _----_______/ \_____ | | / \ | |_____/ |
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Richard Cook on the American Meltdown
Two of Contemporary AmeriKKKa's intellectual hero's.
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Richard Cook on the American Meltdown
On May 4, 8:23*pm, "V-for-Vendicar"
wrote: Two of Contemporary AmeriKKKa's intellectual hero's. ...There's your huckleberry - |
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Richard Cook on the American Meltdown
"American" wrote There's your huckleberry Content free. As always. |
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Richard Cook on the American Meltdown
On May 4, 11:57*pm, "V-for-Vendicar"
wrote: "American" wrote There's your huckleberry * Content free. *As always. Are you a parrot? Or do you scud memos like vomit? - |
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Richard Cook on the American Meltdown
On May 5, 10:25*am, American wrote:
On May 4, 11:57*pm, "V-for-Vendicar" wrote: "American" wrote There's your huckleberry * Content free. *As always. Are you a parrot? Or do you scud memos like vomit? - Creative science cannot do without obsessive "gadgeteering". I'm looking at the tendency of administrations to "shut out" certain creative engineering with procedural practices. The "tools" for implementation that a government needs must at first be forseeable in the short term, as it has been mostly the "short term" that aid to civilians in the private sector will be made in the form of tax rebates, incentives, personal loans, and grants. These are the extensions of "seed markets" that should best help to improve the welfare of most or all mankind in terms of the development of benefiting off-planet resource development. A correct placing of civil servants into a highly organized structure would bring in a good many questions of academic status. There would have to be the power of inspection of mining facilities and follow-up in licensing those facilities for production. If a government does not have these powers of action, and only gets "advice" from private enterprise, and never makes routine "checks" at the point of action, then government(s) of this type will be useless "pork", and will inevitably fade away into "happenstance" activities. Military objectives in these areas have been quite successful, since they tend to be a lot more precise in their outcomes, as opposed to "benevolent" objectives. It is a fable that today, science can flourish in the "free air". The evidence today is that only medical and military science are able to accelerate technology into action at a much quicker pace than non-military science. Medical research in the United States seems to operate at a higher level than military research, if efficiency is a virtue. Medical research, as a government organ, acts not as a controlling force, but as an impresario to the needs of more aging Americans than this country has ever before witnessed. For certain people who can afford the price, a serum can be developed that can enhance their overall longevity into the hundreds of years! But an awful lot of life doesn't consist either of trying to accelerate people's deaths or alternately to delay them - unless a benevolent research of some sort can get started that could act as a "springboard" for further investigation by private enterprise. The status of a "gadgeteer" scientist today has been eclipsed by statesmen. Certain of these people wish no benevolence on "gadgeteers" other than keeping them in their "place" as invalidated and over- monitored pawns of high-powered lawyers and politicians. The danger in all this is that there is a particular group of these people that have been the LARGER WITNESS TO A COMPLETELY SHRUGGED OFF SENSE OF FUTURE FOR THE MAJORITY OF HUMANITY. THEY ALONE HAVE FOSTERED THE EXISTENTIAL SOCIETY, IN THE SAME WORLD AS THE GADGETEERED, FUTURE-DIRECTED SOCIETY! This is the nature of the double-speak that politics has found itself RIFE with. The problem here is that scientists should be active in ALL LEVELS of government, not just in just within the incidental offices of legalistic paper-shufflers or media spin- machines. I has definitely become the prevailing attitude that scientists (i.e., gadgeteers) have something to give an existential society suffering from "hope starvation", and that is foresight. It is the property of this foresight that the subject is moving in time - the same way that our institutions of higher learning should be geared - and not with the art of some youthful and care-free administration prone to innuendo and media rhetoric. American |
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Richard Cook on the American Meltdown
On Apr 30, 7:53 pm, kT wrote:
Richard Cook on the American Meltdown http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.p...xt=va&aid=8854 This certainly puts VSE, ESAS, Constellation, Ares and Orion into a much better perspective. Nothing else makes any sense, nobody in their right mind would propose this crap as a viable space program. Ever take notice as to how the topic creator "kT" has never once returned to his/her own topic. Isn't this a wee bit spook/mole worthy? .. - Brad Guth |
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Richard Cook on the American Meltdown
On May 5, 6:02*pm, BradGuth wrote:
On Apr 30, 7:53 pm, kT wrote: Richard Cook on the American Meltdown http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.p...xt=va&aid=8854 This certainly puts VSE, ESAS, Constellation, Ares and Orion into a much better perspective. Nothing else makes any sense, nobody in their right mind would propose this crap as a viable space program. Ever take notice as to how the topic creator "kT" has never once returned to his/her own topic. Isn't this a wee bit spook/mole worthy? . - Brad Guth That is a trick question. I can't really say that there would necessarily "be" a spook/mole worthiness on his part, since he (KT) was the one who pointed the topic of "Richard Cook on the American Meltdown" out in the first place. IMO it's rare these days that someone in the very center or "eye of the storm" gets to examine the thoughts and intentions of people (esp. Wall Street) who have become immersed in their own system of usury, at the expense of those who would believe the lies being perpetrated by those interested in controlling the markets, i.e. Warren Buffet in the silvers market scandal, or the Fed continuing to encourage credit growth at the expense of mortgage industry takeovers by insolvent lending institutions (Bear Stearns). What we've been witnesing is the decline of American capitalism, at the behest of the rise of global markets, all being accomplished for the NWO's purpose of world market control, instead of free market prosperity. IMO, it could be a giant sucker punch to those that get too close to those that have the power to print money in ever-more- crucial times of actually controlling who the victims to this giant ruse/sting might be - perhaps the devil in disguise? Thus there are methodologies being employed here that most don't always seem to understand but will always attempt to put the blame, as long as they get to "feel" like they were actively involved. American |
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