The bureaucratic grind to end national sovereignty in Europe continues with German approval of The Lisbon Treaty challenged in the courts and the second Irish referendum scheduled for October 2, 2009. The first Irish referendum seeking approval of the Treaty was rejected last year.
Watch for threats to Irish voters that suggest that their economy will be “deteriorated” if they do not play ball.
German Parliament Clears Way For Lisbon Treaty (Roundup)
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“They are burying the corpse in advance.” ~ Franklin Sanders
The latest Department of Defense (DOD) audit now indicates that DOD is missing $6.5 Trillion for fiscal 2015.
This means that for the 2…
“There is a crack, a crack in everything
That’s how the light gets in”
~Leonard Cohen
By Catherine Austin Fitts
When it comes to understanding the governance of planet earth, my favorite expres…