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by Nemo_S on November 10th, 2009
It has always been about the money, as long as you can buy, sell, or trade war and peace as long as they have a price economics will always be the main and only factor in public policy, all things in public policy boil down to 2 factors polarized to the max and the fight begins and end economically whoever will pay for it and this is why the rape of nations and natural resources continues to provide economy to these two polarized situations and there is no middle ground there never was, it was never intended this way but as long as the religious insanities of polarized situations(good and evil / saints and demons) continues public policy will always be about the money it is a polarized control generally created to steal from one and to give to others generally who do not belong where they are at in the first place and the rape of nations and peoples continues because it is economically beneficial for it to continue as it has for far too long and with a $29.2 trillion dollar debt I don't see it getting better anytime soon just continued invasion and rapes ..
~Nemo~
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