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Lorenzo 100 Days of School, 100 Days of Bullying Filed by: Phil Reese Here's how "change in the Middle East" has worked in the past. The original Iraq War.                        Video: http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/1026.html When you see catastrophic, once-in-a-century storms in places the military-corporate government has an interesting in destabilizing - Cuba, Pakistan, the US Gulf Coast - know this: The US military has the capacity to modify weather since the 1960s. They can reduce the impact of storms - or amplify them.                               Interview with a pro. Video: http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/1028.html P.S. Please share Brasscheck TV e-mails and videos with friends and colleagues. That's how we grow. Thanks. Fixing Government: Does America Need a New Operating System? Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2011/01/18/Philip_K_Howard_Fixing_Broken_Government Tear Down This ... surplus! (Reagan)   By joan reports, 2011-02-06 01:12:37   Section: Frontal Lobe For tribute being paid to President Reagan at the 100-year mark of his day of birth, one huge impact of the Reagan years may be forgotten. That's because it's at odds with the "rebirth" theme that's in vogue for the centennial reminiscence. In his 2 terms, the President pursued a government-deficit, tax-cut, soaring dollar  policy which turned the economy sharply to buying heavily goods made in other countries instead of buying American, selling US assets and bonds (instead of goods) to foreigners, and turning the US into a net debtor nation.  For the first time in modern times when the nation was not at war, we were financing our economy by giving foreigners more ownership of our assets than our financial stake in assets abroad. We are still reckoning with the monetary fallout. http://www.politicalcortex.com/story/2011/2/6/11237/06609 Sudan: Bashir 'accepts' vote for independence ahead of official results Sudan: Bashir 'accepts' vote for independence ahead of official results Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir says he has accepted the likelihood of the south's secession from the north following the referendum. Official results are due later Monday, but early indications show an overwhelming vote for independence.

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