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  • weapons don't produce long term value.

    but they produce demand.

    ask any shareholder of halliburton.

  • @grubernick It's correct, weapons themselves don't produce long term values. However, we have to see it in larger context: While China manufactures and exports goods, US has spezialized itself in manufacturing and exporting political instability and instantanious suffering and death - on demand. Financial benefits for multinational corporations can be maximized, whenever US involves itself in unwinnable wars. Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and possibly Iran cleary show the concept.

  • damn this show is on point. keep it up

  • thom buys the left right paradigm,doesn't he see they same crap gets done by the left and the right?Except for a very, very few individuals,who are minimized in congress.the republicans just got a better budget deal under Obama than they ever got from Bush.period /not a bush fan here.just because a politician speaks for or against something it is not necessarily what he believes.more than not,they keep quite.sad when they know a bill will pass/an they only fight it,to win constituents.

  • Seton Motley sure trows a lot of incredibly unsubstantiated assertions around. He's a very anti-intellectual fundamentalist. Never trust a fundamentalist--they're usually crazy.

  • After Seton Motley's segment, I tried to look up his web site but it does not exist.

  • Wake up ... ignore the rhetoric used to cover up the design flaw of usury.

  • Seton Motley can't lie fast enough.

  • Milton Friedman Economics making America a toilet.

  • @rickbar123 It's too late to change anything. That was part of the plan. Nobody can lick away a (still increasing) grand-total of 76 trillions of US national debts - particularly, when the whole industry, know-how, education and wealth have been moved to China and the US-GDP is constantly declining. Final statement: America is for closedown sale. Banks would be stupid, if they didn't benefit from the situation to get billions.

  • @SH0LVA If I could, I would jump ship. If we go the IMF route, it will be bad.

  • @rickbar123 So I have good news for you: The current state won't last forever; because it's all about money and excessive national debts. China has already publicly revealed its plan, to plug to credit-plug and release of the CNY/USD-coupling in the moment, its domestic market will become developped enough, they can afford to do without exports into western nations. That will catapult the whole western civil into a 3rd world state overnight and we won't pollute the environment anymore.

  • Political "scientists" are now becoming "interested" in neuroscience. Great. Start w/an undergraduate degree in an appropriate field, & progress through your master's & doctoral degree in the subject before you have the audacity to do "research" in a topic you know nothing about.

  • @OrwellsDaughter Neuroscience in its current state doesn't provide any benefits for politics. Western politicians should rather introduce a old Soviet styled centrally planned economy if they want to save anything from THE upcoming EVƎNT (aka the cut of the USD/CNY-coupling).

  • Political "scientists" are now pretending to do neuroscience. C'mon Thom, enlist critical thinking even though the idiots you interviewed do not. I know it's hard to get actual neuroscientists to be on talk shows because the subject matter is far too difficult to cover in a few minutes. It would be better to either forget it or to devote a complete show to the subject & enlist those who actually can address neuroscience. Poly-sci, puuleese.

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