True News 1: War and the Price of Empire

High def: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igWQm3Tv10A&fmt=18

I am planning on starting a new channel devoted entirely to current events - this is a sample of what I want to do, please let me know what you think... :)

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• banks
• crisis
• freedomain
• iraq
• libertarian
• molyneux
• objectivist
• philosophy
• politics
• radio
• taxation
• war

[lorerax1]

Does this guy even know the Federal Reserve is a Private Bank and how the federal reserve prints money?

[stefbot]

I certainly do.

[WarDogLRS]

Government creates the crises and offers the solution

[kropotkinbeard1]

G. A. Cohen - Against Capitalism - Part 1

youtube.com/watch?v=yA9WPQeow9­c

[gigaplex08]

wtf, has this now turned into the glenn beck show? creepy.

[zhdlot]

subtle zionistic undertones you have to see through the silver tounge.

[1515alanruiz]

All this is based in that 9/11 was not an inside job. I think I lost my time.

[KageX9]

@butterybuttable I like that you point out flaws in stefbot's arguments, but I am failing to see the strength of your rebuttle. Cheers!

[KageX9]

@butterybuttable There certainly are flaws in this video. That being said, what is the casual relationship between the growth of the Chinese economy and the rise of commodity consumption? People are eating more food, buying more clothes, burning more fuel, using more electricity, etc. simply because China's economy is doing exceptionally well? What's more, China has started buying the natural resources of countries such as Austrailia to support its own rapidly growing economy and population.

[ddsharper]

Are you aware of Africom?

[donsuave2012]

your argument is faulting. you leave out of the formula those who planned and carry out the robbery of the stock market by commodity inflation and taxes. and manufacturing of those weapons on both sides of those wars.The.double-ing of the assets of those who have assets and the lost of those who have what the had taken from them by lost of employment by that 'controlled lie' called a moral war. war is a business of robbing the poor of their lands, rights , futures by money basis.alcada is cia

[butterybuttable]

You jump from a depiction of the costs of war to examples of a precipitous rise in the price of commodities. Post hoc ergo propter hoc: you fail to explicate how one has a causal relationship with the other. There are other, more commonly accepted, explanations for recent price increases: e.g., a flight to value in response to the credit crunch, and the rise in commodity consumption due to China's rapidly growing economy. It is an act of bad faith to not address causality in your argument.