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The United States decision being made on Tuesday November 8, will only supply the answers to the following three questions:
Who will be Wall Street’s CEP (chief executive politician) occupying the Oval Office until 2020 in the service of major banks, hedge funds and other financial organizations?
Who will be in charge of diverting the American people’s attention away from their real problems by engaging in all sorts of sham battles? And last but not least:
Who will be responsible for ideologically preparing Americans for further wars through targeted manipulation? -Ernst Wolff
Paying tribute to coercionists is indeed a sorry way to operate a business. But citizens who will let their own government close the market, sell protectionism to powerful lobby groups, and otherwise abandon its principled role, scarcely deserve a better fate, for they have given no thought and no support to freedom.– Paul L. Poirot
„Wer sich den Gesetzen nicht fügen will, muss die Gegend verlassen, wo sie gelten.“
“He who does not want to submit to the laws, must leave the [country/territory] where they apply”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. He talked a lot, wrote more and did probably know nothing. We could quickly get rid of a big part of the political class, by just applying his rule. Himself inclusive, btw. (What an a!@?§$$!!)
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