WHO benefitted most directly from England's...
net worm | 09.04.2003 11:06
Is the answer as simple as asking, "Who is the richest person in England?" or "Who are the largest shareholders of English currency?" or is that entirely the wrong approach to determining the answer?
What is the straightest path between that decision and the most likely beneficiary (ies)?
What is the key to understanding and determining what is/are the most basic reason(s) behind that decision?
Who benefits most by it?
Can some intelligent person please help me to understand this?
Many thanks.
What is the straightest path between that decision and the most likely beneficiary (ies)?
What is the key to understanding and determining what is/are the most basic reason(s) behind that decision?
Who benefits most by it?
Can some intelligent person please help me to understand this?
Many thanks.
net worm
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What advantage...
09.04.2003 12:29
Did the decision benefit the United States?
Who benefitted most and how?
If Britain had adopted the euro, would the British still be involved in the attack on Iraq? (Would Blair have sided intstead, with other European nations?
What is the relationship of the currency to decisions over whether to be involved in the attack?
Spain uses the euro. Does that mean there is no relationship to currency (apart from the fact that war is business)?
Please, coukd somebody answer my questions?
dullard
Who gives a shit?
09.04.2003 12:36
Ad Nauseum
dollar - euro - Iraq
09.04.2003 13:33
and how it relates to Iraq.
http://pages.zdnet.com/sartre65/view/id20.html
http://www.ratical.org/ratville/CAH/RRiraqWar.html
etc...
euro vs dollar
09.04.2003 16:20
It is the same old white shit.
Blood for oil now.
IOt used to be blood for sopices.
Blood for diamonds.
Blood for cotton.
Blood for tea.
Blood for coffee.
...
Bloodthirsty braindead people.
No more human.
ram
dear etc, thank you
09.04.2003 16:54
yours truly,
whateverisaidbefore
whatever i said before
dear etc, thank you
09.04.2003 16:55
yours truly,
whateverisaidbefore
whatever i said before
hey
09.04.2003 17:20
thanks, etc, the articles are exactly what I was looking for, they helped me to understand, so, when I say, like ram, and need to be more explicit, I have the resources.
ram, ram, ram, so true, so terribly, terribly true, so rottenly, god-awfully, god-damned true.
shit
the one who asked