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Re: Constitutional Law: "To Provide for the Common Defense and General Welfare"
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The Trilateral Commission and Bilderbergs are both real. You should know this. The Trilateral Commission was founded by David Rockefeller, who selected Brzezinski to help choose members. Have you read any of Brzezinski's books? The Grand Chessboard is a must read, as is Between Two Ages. May I ask what you read which convinced you that no NWO type conspiracy exists? |
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Did they ever take the EQA? Have you ever seen the EQA test? Have you ever watched the video from Peg Luksik on who controls our children? At least watch the first 2 parts. It's easy to find on youtube. Part 1 starts off slow, you can skip ahead to the 4 minute mark. Then watch part 2. This will take you a little over 15 minutes. |
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So the idea is out there, its just no where close to being realized so as to warrant my attention. If humanity were as easily controlled to the extent that a few men could sit around and deceive the entire planet into world government, it would have happened a long time ago. Any world empire eventually gets dragged down by the sea of human chaos. that is why i don't fear NWO conspiracies. And, often, as you are a perfect case, someone chooses to understand all events in the world as if they must relate to NWO conspiracy. this gets real annoying.
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you are hilarious.
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That gets reall annoying too. |
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On May 4, 1993, Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) president Leslie Gelb said on The Charlie Rose Show that: "... you [Charlie Rose] had me on [before] to talk about the New World Order! I talk about it all the time. It's one world now. The Council [CFR] can find, nurture, and begin to put people in the kinds of jobs this country needs. And that's going to be one of the major enterprises of the Council under me." |
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Re: Constitutional Law: "To Provide for the Common Defense and General Welfare"
Montana; however they also went to public school in Seattle, Washington.
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Re: Constitutional Law: "To Provide for the Common Defense and General Welfare"
What did it claim that you know to be false?
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I think it is due to less efficient forms of statism rather than the institution of employment compensation itself. With better compliance to at-will employment doctrine, an individual could simply claim to be "naturally" unemployed and be eligible for unemployment compensation. Such a public policy would engender less false witness bearing and corruption, as a form of secular, market based morals and ethics. |
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When government refers to one of its programs as "insurance" it does so not because it is what most people would reasonably call an insurance program, but to trick fools that clearly don't know any better into believing it is akin to such program and not just another tax and spend program.
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Re: Constitutional Law: "To Provide for the Common Defense and General Welfare"
In California, employers are required to maintain a form of fractional reserve account for unemployment purposes.
I think the employee should be allowed to pay half of that (tax) as a form of market based metric and equity. In this case, Dutch is good. |
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That American public schools operate on "process-centered education" principles, that the test she cited dominates everything and all education is oriented towards passing the test. All of that is simply untrue. I don't think you actually COULD have a school operating on process-centered education unless the student-teacher ratio was 1:1. We still have grades, we still have objective standards for completing subjects (more now than in the past, actually).
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