Sunday, 31 August 2014

The U.S. Still Decides the Future of Capitalism, Not the G20, and Not the BRICS Nations | This is not to say that the U.S. has ceded much operational control to the G20, any more than it ever did to the G7. The key policy decisions are made in Washington DC where the IMF and World Bank are headquartered, but even more decisively where the Treasury and Federal Reserve are located : Global Research

American economic power still controls the world
 

"We're at War!" -- And We Have Been Since 1776: 214 Years of American War-Making | Since the United States was founded in 1776, she has been at war during 214 out of her 235 calendar years of existence. In other words, there were only 21 calendar years in which the U.S. did not wage any wars.

 



American foreign policy : War 27/7

Britain First leader resigns over 'unchristian' mosque invasions — Jim Dowson, a former church minister and British National Party (BNP) member, told the UK’s Mirror newspaper the raids are “provocative and counterproductive.” :RT UK

The rise of Fascism in Europe

Australia still at America's beck and call : Having learnt little from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, Australia is ready to do Washington's bidding – again :Canberra has signed on in circumstances in which it has no control over its own destiny.

Australian Prime minister Tony Abbott and President Obama,here we go again Iraq 3
 

THE MYTHS OF DEMOCRACIES : In the study of democratic myths, four elements also will be considered. a) The caste of power that profits from the myths: the corporations. b) The believers of the myths: the citizens of democracies. c) The myths: citizens control politicians and governments, democracies work for citizens, and corporations are subject to the laws of democracies. d) The nature of the truth: democracies are systems of power controlled by monetary orders, given by corporations who have exclusive rights to invent money in banks and stock-markets, money latter used to pay laws (lobbyism, money campaign), promote products (advertising, warfare, propaganda, consume), and control population (laws of property, labor laws, laws of behavior)

The myths of Democracy