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Japans Debt Has Officially Passed 1,000,000,000,000,000 No Problem
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard London Telegraph August 11, 2013 As you may have seen, Japans public debt has hit one trillion quadrillion yen. That is roughly $10 trillion. It will reach 247pc ofGDPthis year (IMF data). No problem. Where there is a will, there is a solution to almost everything. Let the Bank of Japan buy a nice fat chunk of this debt, heap the certificates ...
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Peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians have been re-launched this week in Washington after a three year hiatus. All the major issues of Israeli settlements, borders, right of return, and the status of Jerusalem remain on the table. Is there political will from both sides to broker some type of agreement? Why is the US the key figure in brokering the agreement and what diplomatic tools does ...
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Top 3 Absurd and Deadly Police Shootings
Americans might be in more danger from their local police than from armed criminals in many cases. Some recent incidents show how trigger happy officers in some parts of the country have become. Here are three truly frightening incidents from various media sources: 1. Man Shot While Running For Help A police officer shot and killed an unarmed man who may have been ...
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UK Parliament Rejects Syria War Same Day that Poll Shows Only 8% of Britons Support an Attack
Washingtons Blog August 30, 2013 UK Backs Away from War British Parliament hasrejected war against Syria. A new Express Online poll shows that only8%of Britons support war against Syria. Polls by theMirrorandSunconfirm that Brits wholly oppose any military intervention in Syria. (Brits join most ofthe rest of the worldin rejecting war.) David Camerons...
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Even on Those Exceedingly Rare Occasions When Politicians Are Right, Theyre Wrong
Becky Akers Lew Rockwell Blog September 25, 2013 Brazils president, Dilma Rousseff, has launched a blistering attack on US espionageat the UN general assembly, accusing the NSA of violating international law by its indiscriminate collection of personal information of Brazilian citizens and economic espionage targeted on the countrys strategic industries. Dilma ...
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