Paul Connects 9/11 To Policy Of Non-Intervention In Iran

                   

Paul Connects 9/11 To Policy Of Non-Intervention In Iran  http://huff.to/t37FAu

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa -- When explaining his anti-interventionist foreign policy in front of a crowd of about 300 people here, Ron Paul referenced the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11 and argued that attacking Iran would unite the country against us.

"You know how we felt when we were attacked," he said on Thursday evening. "We weren't Democrats and Republicans and independents. We were attacked, and we all were together and said, 'Why did this happen, what are we going to do, and how are we going to repel it, and how are we going to prepare for it?'"

Paul has said repeatedly that the United States should not attack Iran to prevent it from building nuclear weapons. He said Thursday that bombing the country would hurt an effort by some Iranians to overthrow their leaders.

"They say every time we threaten and they think they're going to be attacked, the ayatollahs get stronger," he said. "So if we start bombing, their whole effort to undermine the ayatollah and change their government would be undermined."

At the same time, bombing another country could lead to another attack on U.S. soil, Paul warned.

"People misinterpret what I say about what happened on 9/11, but very clearly -- it was so tragic -- but I just point out that a different foreign policy might have diminished the incentive," he said. "I don't believe people are going to come over here and commit suicide to prove that we're rich and free. They don't do that. They come because they're angry at us."

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America: "A Parasite On The World"

America: "A Parasite On The World"

If Russian prime minister Putin’s recent description of America as “a parasite on the world” were reported by the US media, little doubt that most Americans would be infuriated. We are the virtuous people. Without us good guys to police the world there would be mayhem and wars everywhere, not merely the ones we started in the Middle East, Asia, and North Africa. Without the American white hats people everywhere would be starving and dying from natural disasters. It is us chosen ones who provide the rescue operations and good deeds. How dare the former KGB monster to slander our country! Is it merely a coincidence that on August 11 the Swiss announced that they were discarding their monetary constitution that has prevented inflation in Switzerland and that has made their currency a safe haven for people everywhere who desired to protect their wealth, both small and large, from the predatory inflation practices of their own governments? Or is the Swiss announcement a result of America’s financial irresponsibility, the behavior of a parasite? The Swiss said that they are forced to violate their monetary constitution, because the irresponsible practices of the United States and European Union monetary authorities are driving so many dollars and euros into Swiss francs that the franc has appreciated to astronomical heights and is threatening Switzerland with the collapse of their export markets and Gross Domestic Product. The EU says it has no choice but to bail out its private banks as that is the policy of Washington, DC, and that it must print euros in order to bail out the banks. This policy is in violation of the charter of the European Central Bank, but what do rules and laws mean in today’s world? Nothing whatsoever. Obviously, Washington is threatening the world not merely with war but also with inflation. After announcing a massive printing of Swiss francs to absorb the inflow of dollars and euros so that the exchange value of the franc would not rise further, the Swiss government announced that it would peg its franc to the euro. That means that the Swiss will defend the pegged rate of exchange by printing enough francs to offset the inflows of euros. I think that the Swiss chose the euro as the peg over the US dollar because the majority of Swiss exports are to Europe rather than to the US. Years ago China pegged its yuan to the US dollar, not to protect its currency from rising as a result of flight from the dollar, but in order to demonstrate that the money of what was seen as a questionable communist currency was “as good as the US dollar.” Not long ago China was forced off the fixed peg by the amount of Chinese money creation necessary to maintain the peg. China substituted a “moving peg” that allows the Chinese currency to slowly appreciate against the dollar. The Chinese currency is rising as the dollar falls, but the “floating peg” is behind events. Consequently, China’s currency is under-valued with regard to the “superpower” dollar, and China is importing inflation by having to create yuan in order to maintain the floating peg as the dollar is declining faster than the peg. Oil producing countries such as Saudi Arabia and Qatar have their currencies in a fixed peg to the dollar. If the dollar depreciates too much in currency markets, the price of oil tends to go up. In other words, oil producers can compensate for US dollar devaluation by hiking the oil price of their main export. So, we can begin to see what Putin means. If the Americans are irresponsible with their monetary policy, if American banks have loans and credit default swaps to threatened European banks that require bailouts from the European Central Bank in order to protect the US banks as well as the solvency of the European private banks, if the price of oil, which is priced in dollars, goes up to the rest of the world because of US monetary irresponsibility, the entire world suffers from the Americans’ inability or unwillingness to put their house in order. If anything, Putin understated the burden that America is on the world. How much longer will the world put up with “the virtuous nation?”

Paul Craig Roberts is a frequent contributor to Global Research.  Global Research Articles by Paul Craig Roberts

I have read articles that say the dollar as we know it is falling fast and I do not like it.
When our dollar weakens the prices goes up, just look at the price of gas, food, travel, almost everything we need or do deepens on the dollar.
Here is a Quote by- Edward A. Evans
"Since 2002, the U.S. dollar has fallen or weakened by as much as 35 percent against the European euro and 24 percent against the Japanese yen (Chipello 2004; Sanger, 2005). The weakening U.S. dollar is very much talked about, but should farmers in general and those in Florida in particular really care? Is the falling U.S. dollar good, bad, or indifferent for the growers and agribusinesses in the South?"
There Is a Good Question what is that answer,
another quote by- Edward A. Evans
when the U.S. dollar weakens or decreases in value, foreigners pay less for the U.S. dollar, and U.S. consumers and businesses pay more for a unit of foreign currency. This has the opposite effect of a strengthened U.S. dollar. A weak U.S. dollar decreases the cost of and increases the demand for U.S. commodities and services abroad. An increased demand abroad for U.S. commodities causes U.S. domestic prices and profits to increase. However, a weakened dollar means U.S. importers must now pay more for a unit of foreign currency, which increases prices to U.S. consumers for imported goods and services. This in turn could cause U.S. demand for foreign goods and services to decrease. In this situation, locally-produced commodities stand a better chance of competing with foreign imports. In general, while a weak U.S. currency makes our goods more competitive abroad and at home, which could positively influence a farm's profitability, it also makes goods imported from abroad more expensive, and our commodities more competitive in the domestic market since it discourages imports.


                 

Inflation is on the way

I have read articles that say the dollar as we know it is falling fast and I do not like it.

When our dollar weakens the prices goes up, just look at the price of gas, food, travel, almost everything we need or do deepens on the dollar.

Here is a Quote by- Edward A. Evans

"Since 2002, the U.S. dollar has fallen or weakened by as much as 35 percent against the European euro and 24 percent against the Japanese yen (Chipello 2004; Sanger, 2005). The weakening U.S. dollar is very much talked about, but should farmers in general and those in Florida in particular really care? Is the falling U.S. dollar good, bad, or indifferent for the growers and agribusinesses in the South?"

There Is a Good Question what is that answer,

another quote by- Edward A. Evans

when the U.S. dollar weakens or decreases in value, foreigners pay less for the U.S. dollar, and U.S. consumers and businesses pay more for a unit of foreign currency. This has the opposite effect of a strengthened U.S. dollar. A weak U.S. dollar decreases the cost of and increases the demand for U.S. commodities and services abroad. An increased demand abroad for U.S. commodities causes U.S. domestic prices and profits to increase. However, a weakened dollar means U.S. importers must now pay more for a unit of foreign currency, which increases prices to U.S. consumers for imported goods and services. This in turn could cause U.S. demand for foreign goods and services to decrease. In this situation, locally-produced commodities stand a better chance of competing with foreign imports. In general, while a weak U.S. currency makes our goods more competitive abroad and at home, which could positively influence a farm's profitability, it also makes goods imported from abroad more expensive, and our commodities more competitive in the domestic market since it discourages imports.
Here is a video to listen to and you decide

                  

The dollar we use is getting weaker,

   I have read articles that say the dollar as we know it is falling fast and I do not like it.
When our dollar weakens the prices goes up, just look at the price of gas, food, travel, almost everything we need or do deepens on the dollar.
   Here is a Quote by- Edward A. Evans
"Since 2002, the U.S. dollar has fallen or weakened by as much as 35 percent against the European euro and 24 percent against the Japanese yen (Chipello 2004; Sanger, 2005). The weakening U.S. dollar is very much talked about, but should farmers in general and those in Florida in particular really care? Is the falling U.S. dollar good, bad, or indifferent for the growers and agribusinesses in the South?"
  There Is a Good Question what is that answer,
another quote by- Edward A. Evans
when the U.S. dollar weakens or decreases in value, foreigners pay less for the U.S. dollar, and U.S. consumers and businesses pay more for a unit of foreign currency. This has the opposite effect of a strengthened U.S. dollar. A weak U.S. dollar decreases the cost of and increases the demand for U.S. commodities and services abroad. An increased demand abroad for U.S. commodities causes U.S. domestic prices and profits to increase. However, a weakened dollar means U.S. importers must now pay more for a unit of foreign currency, which increases prices to U.S. consumers for imported goods and services. This in turn could cause U.S. demand for foreign goods and services to decrease. In this situation, locally-produced commodities stand a better chance of competing with foreign imports. In general, while a weak U.S. currency makes our goods more competitive abroad and at home, which could positively influence a farm's profitability, it also makes goods imported from abroad more expensive, and our commodities more competitive in the domestic market since it discourages imports.
  Here is a video on what Ron Paul has to say about our dollar and ways we can fix it.

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Save this great planet of ours there are alternatives to oil but still I do not hear Oboma, talk about them all I hear is how to use more oil spend more money while making other countries richer while we get poorer her is what Oboma had to say  about the high gas prices .

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