12-14-2013, 03:53 PM
I enjoy hearing different peoples philosophy of shopping. Trade to me is a remarkable thing that us people do. All the world over people are engaged in trade. Economics is fundamentally all about trade. Money. The people who control the trade control the wealth.
The biggest news going on right now in the world is the World Trade Organization and the deal making they are doing all over the world.
The Nelson Mandela funeral was a stop on the trail while the WTO advanced its agenda in a huge meeting in Indonesia.
And who is the WTO? As near as I could research out it came out of WWII. The same meetings that created Israel and redrew country boundaries all over the world also somehow were tied in to it with the US and the UK being the leaders of what became the WTO.
Excuse me for being vague here. The information kind of leaves out the fact that there are individual human beings behind this and who the hell are they? Just like trying to research who owns GE or BP you get a list of board members. That means what?
Why am I going on here like this? Like it or not the real action is not the US right now. We the people are the official Launchpad for trade monopolization that is a worldwide event. The same stores we are arguing about here are going international. We are as always pawns in a bigger game.
What is going on now is truly huge as the real business of using us to really secure the big wealth. With that in mind I still would shop at Costco. Walmart is a best buy for automotive stuff.
The biggest news going on right now in the world is the World Trade Organization and the deal making they are doing all over the world.
The Nelson Mandela funeral was a stop on the trail while the WTO advanced its agenda in a huge meeting in Indonesia.
And who is the WTO? As near as I could research out it came out of WWII. The same meetings that created Israel and redrew country boundaries all over the world also somehow were tied in to it with the US and the UK being the leaders of what became the WTO.
Excuse me for being vague here. The information kind of leaves out the fact that there are individual human beings behind this and who the hell are they? Just like trying to research who owns GE or BP you get a list of board members. That means what?
Why am I going on here like this? Like it or not the real action is not the US right now. We the people are the official Launchpad for trade monopolization that is a worldwide event. The same stores we are arguing about here are going international. We are as always pawns in a bigger game.
What is going on now is truly huge as the real business of using us to really secure the big wealth. With that in mind I still would shop at Costco. Walmart is a best buy for automotive stuff.