The SPP (security and prosperty partnership) has been forced to release 87 docs under the FOIA. They are from 2005, but they show who in our government knows, and even worse, what businesses are in on it like: UPS, FedEx, Ford, Johnson Controls, Merck & Co., DaimlerChrysler, Chamber of Commerce, National Assoc of Manufacturers, for starters!
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’ brief interview last week with an unknown caller has sent constitutionalists and legal researchers scurrying for the law books. “The Military Commission Act is not law!†the man barked. “The ‘pocket veto’ clause of the Constitution has already nullified it.â€
A stunning 23 page report by Professor Laurence J. Kotlikoff titled “Is the U.S. Bankrupt?” was issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis in November, 2005, and quietly posted on their public website. Although publicly accessible, it was totally ignored by the U.S. press. Read the full document causing the uproar, not a snippet story.
Sphere: Related ContentSaddam Hussein donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to a Detroit church and received a key to the city more than two decades ago, soon after he became president of Iraq. This is for those who didn’t already know this very strange fact, the original article is from 2003.
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