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EdBEdB Senior MemberPosts: 2,967 Senior Member
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http://www.france24.com/en/20170720-turkey-usa-military-leaks-french-troops-syria

The U.S. now has 10 illegal bases in Syria, when will our criminal foreign policy end?
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  • NZ IndicatorNZ Indicator Senior Member Posts: 10,749 Senior Member
    #2
    Never Ed. How long is it going to take you to figure this out?

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  • EdBEdB Senior Member Posts: 2,967 Senior Member
    #3
    Never is a long time. When will you understand that the money system is the cause of our criminal foreign policy? Only when the money system ends can we stop our illegal interventions in other countries in order to control their natural resources for monetary profit.
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  • NZ IndicatorNZ Indicator Senior Member Posts: 10,749 Senior Member
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    The money system will never end either Ed. It's time you move on. Enjoy life and quit worrying about this stuff.
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  • EdBEdB Senior Member Posts: 2,967 Senior Member
    #5
    I am enjoying life, in fact I'll be fishing the Lake Fork of the Gunnison today with my son. That doesn't change the fact that the money system is the cause of our criminal foreign policy and that I should do all I can to change it.
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  • NZ IndicatorNZ Indicator Senior Member Posts: 10,749 Senior Member
    #6
    Doesn't sound like it Ed. Sounds like you spend the majority of your time worrying about that which you can't control...Money and War.

    Posting about it on fly fishing board with an audience of about 10 people isn't going to change it.
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  • EdBEdB Senior Member Posts: 2,967 Senior Member
    #7
    It won't change as long as people (like you) don't want to change it.
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  • GoldenladleGoldenladle Super Moderator Posts: 3,928 Senior Member
    #8
    I'll say it again Ed, ignorance is freedom.


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  • EdBEdB Senior Member Posts: 2,967 Senior Member
    #9
    Goldenladle wrote: »
    I'll say it again Ed, ignorance is freedom.


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    You're glad to be ignorant? Wow.
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  • GoldenladleGoldenladle Super Moderator Posts: 3,928 Senior Member
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    EdB wrote: »
    You're glad to be ignorant? Wow.

    An incorrect assumption, I choose not share my opinion. All I was saying is; sticking your head in the sand is freedom to not care.

    Moved to Montana, gonna be a dental floss tycoon.

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  • FlyfisherFlyfisher Member Posts: 95 Member
    #11
    Ed -

    Good to see you back to posting here more. I was beginning to become a bit worried. Hope you enjoy fishing with your son.
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  • NZ IndicatorNZ Indicator Senior Member Posts: 10,749 Senior Member
    #12
    Goldenladle wrote: »
    I'll say it again Ed, ignorance is freedom.


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    I'll assume this was directed at me.

    It's not about being ignorant. It's about not worrying about that which I can't control.

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  • fishingcomicfishingcomic Senior Member Posts: 25,524 Senior Member
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    NZ Indicator wrote: »
    I'll assume this was directed at me.

    It's not about being ignorant. It's about not worrying about that which I can't control.

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    Average German 1936.
    'I've spoken of the Shining City all my political life. …In my mind it was a tall, proud city built on rocks stronger than oceans, windswept, God-blessed, and teeming with people of all kinds living in harmony and peace; a city with free ports that hummed with commerce and creativity. And if there had to be city walls, the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here. That's how I saw it, and see it still.'" Ronald Reagan
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  • NZ IndicatorNZ Indicator Senior Member Posts: 10,749 Senior Member
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    fishingcomic wrote: »
    Average German 1936.

    So you agree with Ed? You think that somehow the money system will change and wars will end? You think posting about it to an audience of 10 people will change things? Good luck. Ha ha ha...


    http://www.globalresearch.ca/america-has-been-at-war-93-of-the-time-222-out-of-239-years-since-1776/5565946
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  • GoldenladleGoldenladle Super Moderator Posts: 3,928 Senior Member
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    NZ Indicator wrote: »
    I'll assume this was directed at me.

    It's not about being ignorant. It's about not worrying about that which I can't control.

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    Actually no, it wasn't. But if the shoe fits 😜 no I meant people who don't care about what's going on around them.


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  • EdBEdB Senior Member Posts: 2,967 Senior Member
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    Flyfisher wrote: »
    Ed -

    Good to see you back to posting here more. I was beginning to become a bit worried. Hope you enjoy fishing with your son.


    Had an excellent trip to the Lake fork of the gunnison from Pagoda Springs, we caught over 60 trout in a day and a half.
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  • creekguycreekguy Senior Member Posts: 4,092 Senior Member
    #17
    Ok, Ed, I'll bite at this scraggly feathered hook again: If all wars are about the money system, what about those described in the bible? None about ....gods, etc??

    https://godsbreath.net/2013/01/15/list-of-bible-battles/
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  • EdBEdB Senior Member Posts: 2,967 Senior Member
    #18
    Since all people deal with the money system, the religous wars of the bible were also about money and the control of natural resources.
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  • creekguycreekguy Senior Member Posts: 4,092 Senior Member
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    EdB wrote: »
    Had an excellent trip to the Lake fork of the gunnison from Pagoda Springs, we caught over 60 trout in a day and a half.

    OK, ED, you are finally exposed!! There is NO Pagoda Springs, Colorado, and the distance from Pagosa Springs, Colorado to Lake City on the Lake Fork is 112 miles by slow mountain roads.
    Are you so embroiled in the money system that you own a helicopter? And 60 trout??
    I am warming back up to the money system.
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  • creekguycreekguy Senior Member Posts: 4,092 Senior Member
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    EdB wrote: »
    Since all people deal with the money system, the religous wars of the bible were also about money and the control of natural resources.

    Natural resources exist without a money system. It was the need for salt that created the need for money to buy it, if a barter was unavailable, not the other way around. Wars were fought at times for control of the salt (or the coal, ore, etc), not the money.
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  • EdBEdB Senior Member Posts: 2,967 Senior Member
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    creekguy wrote: »
    OK, ED, you are finally exposed!! There is NO Pagoda Springs, Colorado, and the distance from Pagosa Springs, Colorado to Lake City on the Lake Fork is 112 miles by slow mountain roads.
    Are you so embroiled in the money system that you own a helicopter? And 60 trout??
    I am warming back up to the money system.


    My phone keeps misspelling Pagosa, and yes we drove there in a pickup truck, got there in three hours, fished all day till 7:00, got up today fished till 11:00 and drove home.

    It was closer to 65 wild trout from 10 to 17", probably the best day fishing in my life.
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  • EdBEdB Senior Member Posts: 2,967 Senior Member
    #22
    creekguy wrote: »
    Natural resources exist without a money system. It was the need for salt that created the need for money to buy it, if a barter was unavailable, not the other way around. Wars were fought at times for control of the salt (or the coal, ore, etc), not the money.

    And the sale of the salt, ore, etc produced money so the wars were for the resources which converted to money.
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  • creekguycreekguy Senior Member Posts: 4,092 Senior Member
    #23
    But even if there were no money at stake, they would still have fought over the salt! (Running to his maps to figure out were he fished. Was he in a boat?)
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  • ricinusricinus Senior Member Posts: 6,214 Senior Member
    #24
    EdB wrote: »
    My phone keeps misspelling Pagosa, and yes we drove there in a pickup truck, got there in three hours, fished all day till 7:00, got up today fished till 11:00 and drove home.

    It was closer to 65 wild trout from 10 to 17", probably the best day fishing in my life.

    I'm jealous, there I said it..

    Mike
    My new goal in life is to become an Alter Kaker...
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  • DblhaulDblhaul Member Posts: 60 Member
    #25
    Ed, sounds like a great day. Glad you had an enjoyable time.
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  • sherbsherb Senior Member Posts: 4,943 Senior Member
    #26
    creekguy wrote: »
    (Running to his maps to figure out were he fished. Was he in a boat?)


    Indeed. We can pontificate about the Money system, or we can do a deep dive on the important issues.
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  • George KGeorge K Super Moderator Posts: 10,500 Senior Member
    #27
    Tight lines forever Ed; even though I will always believe that Energy Credits are just another currency unit I am happy for you and your son son for your fishing trip.
    Keep your stinkin' government hands off my Medicare.
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  • creekguycreekguy Senior Member Posts: 4,092 Senior Member
    #28
    George K wrote: »
    Tight lines forever Ed; even though I will always believe that Energy Credits are just another currency unit I am happy for you and your son son for your fishing trip.

    And the same here!
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  • fishingcomicfishingcomic Senior Member Posts: 25,524 Senior Member
    #29
    NZ Indicator wrote: »
    So you agree with Ed? You think that somehow the money system will change and wars will end? You think posting about it to an audience of 10 people will change things? Good luck. Ha ha ha...


    http://www.globalresearch.ca/america-has-been-at-war-93-of-the-time-222-out-of-239-years-since-1776/5565946

    No, but I do believe that our foreign policy is not something that should just be blindly accepted because, "It's about not worrying about that which I can't control." That is not to say I agree with his conclusions or his remedy.

    Seriously if you do not want to discuss this stuff with him, there are less rude ways to express it.
    'I've spoken of the Shining City all my political life. …In my mind it was a tall, proud city built on rocks stronger than oceans, windswept, God-blessed, and teeming with people of all kinds living in harmony and peace; a city with free ports that hummed with commerce and creativity. And if there had to be city walls, the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here. That's how I saw it, and see it still.'" Ronald Reagan
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  • NZ IndicatorNZ Indicator Senior Member Posts: 10,749 Senior Member
    #30
    fishingcomic wrote: »
    No, but I do believe that our foreign policy is not something that should just be blindly accepted because, "It's about not worrying about that which I can't control." That is not to say I agree with his conclusions or his remedy.

    Seriously if you do not want to discuss this stuff with him, there are less rude ways to express it.
    Pot meet kettle.

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  • BufordBuford Senior Member Posts: 3,010 Senior Member
    #31
    fishingcomic wrote: »
    No, but I do believe that our foreign policy is not something that should just be blindly accepted because, "It's about not worrying about that which I can't control." That is not to say I agree with his conclusions or his remedy.

    Seriously if you do not want to discuss this stuff with him, there are less rude ways to express it.
    NZ Indicator wrote: »
    Pot meet kettle.

    You win the Internet.
    Just look at the flowers Lizzie just look at the flowers.
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