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  2. Jose, I imagine that in The Anti Communitarian League they have a version of democracy that means one person one vote, otherwise it’s not communitarian, but fascist…

  3. But…. but…. but…. Gold and Silver, like everything else, are controlled.

    I mean, what’s $4T amongst a few elites…it’s slightly more than pocket change.

  4. I’d be interested in a chart that shows real wealth. Natural, technological, human health, cooperation, and happiness. Seeing how it changes over time and how it is distributed both regionally and globally would be very interesting.

    I find this chart confusing. It seems to imply that the only real wealth is gold and silver. I agree that they’re real money, but not that they’re the only real money. The chart implies that houses will evaporate like corporate bond and stock values. In that way it’s a little deceptive.

  5. Hi Catherine,

    What’s the agenda?

    Check these people out for some insight:

    http://nord.twu.net/acl/about.html

    The Anti Communitarian League is a grassroots research organization which first sprouted in April of 2001, in Seattle, Washington. There were nine original members. The founders are Niki Raapana and her daughter, Nordica Friedrich. The purpose of the organization was to give voice to the small (but growing) number of individuals who oppose the communitarian system of governance.

    Since then the ACL has become primarily a research organization devoted to studying communitarian laws. Communitarian International and Regional Trade law is the law used by the WTO, CAFTA, the European Union, the African Union, the emerging Middle Eastern Union, and the U.N. It is the system for supreme law over all local and national laws. United Nations Local Agenda 21 and integration into the North American Union (NAU) requires modification of the U.S. Constitution, and all state constitutions. This integration process has been virtually hidden from the people of the world, especially Americans.

  6. Henderson has been revealing the naked economics emperors and their equally intellectually-buff minions for decades. Her series of essays regarding the financial “crisis” dovetails nicely with your approach, Catherine.

    “Fast forward to the economic woes of 2008 still plaguing us today, which I had been forecasting in my editorials for InterPress Service since the late 1980s. Economists, whose narrow profit-maximizing models and misuse of mathematics had informed a generation of MBAs and aspiring hedge fund managers, are still in the saddle. They colonized the Obama administration, with Larry Summers, Tim Geithner and legions of Goldman Sachs alumni still calling the shots in favor of their Wall Street friends. Finance and its oligarchs could never have trumped governments and run their global casino without the ideological justifications provided by economic textbooks and their scientific pretensions.” –Hazel Henderson

    http://hazelhenderson.com/editorials/politics_of_economics.html

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