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A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual doom.
That was a lot of blood on that white horse. A good half-pint, at least.
Ego must serve SOUL. Read this here by a SOTT poster yesterday. "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth" - Mike Tyson"
"it is meant to encourage men to come back to Ukraine" It actually sounds more like a threat than encouragement.
I read through all KRB and wrote, :O goodness, and all this before breakfast. 🙌 Here is my synthesis. Nature is relationship. Relationship of...
Wow. Such a bizarre statement to make about Mike Flynn when the truths about him, currently being exposed, are actually quite damning! Disgraced...
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Greek Parliament vote could bring back euro crisis as elections loom
Washington Post. 28/12/14.
ATHENS — The long-dormant euro crisis could come roaring back to life Monday with a vote in the Greek Parliament that is expected to bring down the pro-austerity government and open the way for a radical leftist party to take power for the first time in the history of the European Union.
The vote will be watched closely around the continent as a marker of economic peril in the year ahead as Europe gazes into the abyss of another recession. But it could also be a key political milestone as the center gives way to forces that were once relegated to the European fringe and are now buoyed by a populist, anti-austerity backlash.