KTFA:
Thank you Clare
Clare: WOW WHAT A FANTASTIC CC!!! LOADED WITH GREAT INFORMATION!
THANK YOU FRANK, WALKINGSTICK, DELTA & TEAMS!!
-Banks are at an International Standard! A MIRRORING - need to admit Article 8!
-Chamber of Commerce video, hundreds of thousands of US companies flooding Iraq, thanks to POTUS
-WS - We, USA, gave them the playbook, we led them, guided them, beat it into them... y'all have to be International..
Our foot is in the door of Iraq more than anyone realizes...
- WS, All 6 Banks of his firm, are ready!
- 1190 is Fictitious
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Thank you Judy
Restored Republic via a GCR: Update as of Dec. 18, 2018
Compiled 18 Dec. 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington
Below is a summary of information from the Internet. It would be up to the individual reader to do their own research and decide whether or not it was valid. Patience is a Virtue. Having Virtue is a sign of a good moral being. Good moral beings have the power to overcome evil and change the world.
A Special Thank You to Martha for her untiring research efforts in discerning the Truth and to Ken who uncovers unlimited intel on pedophiles to help us Save the Children.
Judy Note: Where we think we are as of early morning Tues. Dec. 18:
A. RV/GCR:
*On Wed. Dec. 5 former First Couples the Bushs, Clintons and Obamas were filmed with shocked looks on their faces as they received mysterious envelopes during the funeral of their Cabal Leader, former President H.W. Bush.
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Why Should I Care About the Federal Deficit?
By Patrick Gleeson, Ph. D.
Why Should I Care About the Federal Deficit?
Republicans and Democrats regularly oppose each other over the federal deficit. But this opposition may sometimes be more political theater than a difference in fundamental beliefs.
While there are reasons why you should care about the federal deficit, its effect on the economy is more complex than these political battles suggest.
Republicans on Deficit Spending
The Federal Deficit is the difference in a given year between the amount of money the government takes in (revenue) and the amount it spends (outflow).
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By Robert Greene Nov 13
Post From The Mission
This piece was adapted from my latest book The Laws of Human Nature.
Emotions are continually affecting our thought processes and decisions, below the level of our awareness. And the most common emotion of them all is the desire for pleasure and the avoidance of pain.
Our thoughts almost inevitably revolve around this desire; we simply recoil from entertaining ideas that are unpleasant or painful to us. We imagine we are looking for the truth, or being realistic, when in fact we are holding on to ideas that bring a release from tension and soothe our egos, make us feel superior.
This pleasure principle in thinking is the source of all of our mental biases. If you believe that you are somehow immune to any of the following biases, it is simply an example of the pleasure principle in action. Instead, it is best to search and see how they continually operate inside of you, as well as learn how to identify such irrationality in others.
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KTFA:
Don961: This is the agenda of the parliament tomorrow
Date of release: 2018/12/17 22:55
[Ayna - Baghdad]
The Information Service in the House of Representatives announced the agenda of the Council for tomorrow
The department said in a statement received by the agency all of Iraq [where] a copy of it today that "the meeting includes appeals in the health of the membership of some deputies, and the completion of the formation of the cabinet cabins."
"The session includes the completion of the amendment to the rules of procedure of the Council," he said.
Link - http://www.alliraqnews .com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=79767
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