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| Posted: Wed Jan 4th, 2006 09:49 am |
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Joe Kelley Administrator
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Leon Hadar, Am I being presumptuous in assuming that you are welcoming an exchange of information by linking your e-mail address to your published article? http://www.lewrockwell.com/hadar/hadar39.html I cannot know the answer if you do not reply. This current exchange of information will be posted on a public access forum. This is a challenge. Example challenges: http://www.power-independence.com/view_topic.php?id=8&forum_id=3 http://www.power-independence.com/view_topic.php?id=9&forum_id=3 Challenge 3 (this one) will go here: http://www.power-independence.com/view_topic.php?id=10&forum_id=3 You wrote: “That the central banks of China and other Asian economies are paying for it, is probably the most intriguing element in this evolving story.” (Leon Hadar, January 4, 2006) My challenge is to communicate another angle of view that may be intriguing enough to contend with the Trade deficit/Dollar hegemony angle of view that contributes to the flow of currency between China, other Asian economies, and the U.S. Military power - resulting in ‘paying for’ this evolving story. Another power is rapidly becoming stronger as more entrepreneurs realize the need to produce power independently. The region or “Nation” that hampers the growth of this new power industry least will certainly gain the most. My challenge is to point out to you and ask for your public response concerning a contending power of information. Simply put: Which is more powerful – constructive knowledge leading to greater production of independent power or knowledge concerning the abuse of power? My contention is - it is more powerful to communicate a constructive means to a productive end even as destructive means are being utilized by some; even while destructive means are being abused on a global scale. Knowing a clear and present danger without knowing a clear path around that danger places the cart before the horse and allows the tail to wag the careless dog. Joe Kelley Last edited on Wed Jan 4th, 2006 10:12 am by Joe Kelley |
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