Tag Archive | Council on Foreign Relations
Romney Claims to Oppose Fed’s Latest QE | THE JEENYUS CORNER
Infowars.com In a reversal of earlier statements, Republican candidate Mitt Romney “opened fire on Friday after the Fed began an open-ended third round of quantitative easing (QE3), under which it will buy $40bn of mortgage-backed securities a month,” the Financial Times reports. The Federal Reserve’s decision to flood the economy with a fresh influx […]
Gary Johnson/Douglas Turner- The CFR Connection? | THE JEENYUS CORNER
Marshall D. Culpepper THE JEENYUS CORNER Editor’s note: A poster on The Daily Paul, using the handle RONonymous, accusing me of trying to “smear” Gov. Gary Johnson by simply asking the questions I posed in this article. (see; Gary Johnson Smear- This Time They Say He Is A CFR Member) The very title of RONonymous’s […]
2012 US Elections: Obamney vs. Rombama | THE JEENYUS CORNER
Tony CartalucciInfowars.comAugust 25, 2012 A vote for Obama will bring war with Syria, Iran, and eventually Russia and China. The economy will continue to suffer in order to bolster the interests of off-shore corporate-financier interests, while the collective prospects of Americans continue to whither and blow away. A vote for Romney, however, will also bring […]
CFR Tells Americans “UN Doesn’t Want Your Guns”
By Thomas R. Eddlem THENEWAMERICAN.COM Stewart M. Patrick of the New York-based Council on Foreign Relations says that gun owners’ concerns about a United Nations small arms treaty, the so-called Arms Transfer Treaty (ATT) being drafted in New York this month, “are not only inflammatory, they are completely unfounded.” The CFR pronounces that “Your Guns […]
U.S. Army Chief Of Staff And CFR Member Calls For Martial Law | THE JEENYUS CORNER
This article was written by Joe Wolverton and originally published at The New American The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) proposes that the U.S. Army be used to plan, command, and carry out (with the help of civilian law enforcement) domestic police missions. So says a story appearing in the May/June issue of the influential […]
