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Showing posts with label American Politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Politics. Show all posts

Sunday, April 05, 2009

China the future of the Dollar and Dow Jones Historical Data

Are we seeing an example of the warnings given about China's economic issues and their relationship with the US due to its dollar held currency and T Bills. As a result of their ailing relationship economically, China are now looking for an economic divorce.

Gerald Celente warns of the next US Great Depression. PART 1



Gerald Celente warns of the next US Great Depression. PART 2



Gerald Celente warns of the next US Great Depression. PART 3

Monday, September 29, 2008

Ron Paul

Is the voice of the kind of Politician needed in the US today Ron Paul? Find out more.


Radio Interview



Mitt Romney & John McCain smirks at Ron Paul.



Is he insane



Latest News on the Crisis 27th September 2008


The drug war



Richard Daughty
The dollar value



Sanders fights Bush Nominee on WalMart tax breaks

Tuesday, May 01, 2007

Gaining access to continental historical resources

I'm going to add to this post over time, as I find more resources to the various continents and regions. This will be a single Post locater, where information sources can be obtained without major search and find activities. I will give the sources a quick examination to ensure their usefulness and quality of data. I will then add a link to them so that those studying can use this Post as a reference library.

Europe's European Union history can be found on historiasiglo20.org. The following Keele Site covers American Politics along side this US historical resource. Keele also covers other continent's recourses, it can be found on Keele School of Politics. There is plenty of useful information there and whilst some links aren't working, its still well worth a using. Eastern Asia's History, including Japan and Korea can be found at the following site Fordham.edu. The resource link set here for China is a condensed overview of China's history.