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...Trent Lott, R-MS, says flatly, "If you want the UN on steroids, you want the Law of the Seas Treaty. I am absolutely convinced it undermines U.S. sovereignty."
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...This is the latest attempt by the one worlders who rule us to bring us closer to being another member state in the larger global village...an important state, to be sure, but just a state - sort of like Kalifornia is here in the USA, I suppose. In the 1980's, President Reagan shot down the initial attempt saying that it did not "satisfy the objectives sought by the United States."
...In the 1990's, President Clinton tried to get another version approved by the Senate, but it was shot down.
...But now it is back on the fast track, amidst virtual secrecy among most of the bought and paid for corporate controlled media. Have you seen anything on it on any of the TV news shows you watch? Other than Lou Dobbs, I'm not aware of any of them covering this story from any angle.
...Speaking of Mr. Dobbs, it seems to me that ever since his interview on 60 Minutes with Leslie Stahl, the powers that be in the media have gone to the next step in their references to him. The first step is ignoring people who rock the boat. When that becomes impossible, the next step is to try to discredit the message. When they cannot win the battle based on facts, it is time for the next step, discrediting the messenger. Now it seems, Mr. Dobbs has become some sort of shrill racist, all because he speaks out on controversial issues, such as illegal immigration, from the politically incorrect (according to the one world powers that be) point of view. He has become the 'token' voice of the people on his network. Yet his audience keeps growing, unlike most of the other news shows on his network. His message is resonating with someone, obviously.
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MR. BUFFETT GOES TO CHINA.
CNBC has been touting Warren Buffett’s trip to
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...The number of U.S. homes in foreclosure more than doubled in the third quarter (AP).
...Uh Oh--Are Consumers Starting To Rein In Spending? (CNBC)..
...Fed Adds $41 Billion in Reserves, Most Since September 2001 (Bloomberg).
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