Here are my naked, raw economic debates as filled with vulgarity as they are with optimistic pan Americanism for the future:
http://www.delawareliberal.net/2008/02/29/big-hit-to-economy-from-credit-crunch-study-says/#comments
They are debates both with liberals and conservatives and many of the arguments come from my teachers like Steve Forbes, and other economists and financiers. Most importantly it shows an intellectual aggression that is unusual for me, but which was provoked by the current economic crisis, so many people's misunderstanding of its complexity and my understanding of its drivers. I almost regret studying John Nash, Buffett and with Forbes. Who are all in agreement that the Greenspan, Bernake crowd cannot create lasting prosperity for our nation or a pan-American group of nations. Ron Paul's idealism features in the discussion, but the important thing to take away is that Pan-Americanism does not have to be a violent event, it is a natural progression and we as all Americans should be a little more aggressive in our use of the Monroe Doctrine and the Doctrina Latina America to keep Europeans and Asians from eating the Americas like sushi.
In other words The United States need not be the English imperialists of the hemisphere, we can be something much better and more productive while increasing both production, development and investment at home and abroad. Now it is time for my all-American coffee so please excuse me.
http://www.delawareliberal.net/2008/02/29/big-hit-to-economy-from-credit-crunch-study-says/#comments
They are debates both with liberals and conservatives and many of the arguments come from my teachers like Steve Forbes, and other economists and financiers. Most importantly it shows an intellectual aggression that is unusual for me, but which was provoked by the current economic crisis, so many people's misunderstanding of its complexity and my understanding of its drivers. I almost regret studying John Nash, Buffett and with Forbes. Who are all in agreement that the Greenspan, Bernake crowd cannot create lasting prosperity for our nation or a pan-American group of nations. Ron Paul's idealism features in the discussion, but the important thing to take away is that Pan-Americanism does not have to be a violent event, it is a natural progression and we as all Americans should be a little more aggressive in our use of the Monroe Doctrine and the Doctrina Latina America to keep Europeans and Asians from eating the Americas like sushi.
In other words The United States need not be the English imperialists of the hemisphere, we can be something much better and more productive while increasing both production, development and investment at home and abroad. Now it is time for my all-American coffee so please excuse me.
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