Central Intelligence Agency--Not Treasury, wherein Secretary Tim knows a thing or two about the separate "species of borrowers," that caused the downturn--has new "briefs" to report about. To be brief(?)--"What do they know, and When Did They Know it!?!" The Prime Minister of all the English appears to have taken the world leadership position, post-Davos: In helping the West understand the more apparently aboriginie, rest of our world.
According to Los Angeles Times (2/26), "The report covers 'economic, political, leadership developments' in other countries, as well as 'the implications of those developments in terms of the U. S. economy.'"
Somehow, this all relates to the war on terror. Anyone further notices that it seems to expose the certain lack thereof--of any concept of a global economy, anywhere in the United States.
So in addition to Pakistan, now Yemen, Mexico, and Somalia are regarded as potential safe havens for Al Qaeda. How many Al Qaeda are there, really? Not Clear! What are they doing in any of these places? Not Clear!
One thing appears certain: The Washington, D. C. centered Intelligence Community seems aware of the Crash. "(Panetta's) disclosure of the new CIA report on the economy reflects an expanded focus on economic issues across the intelligence community." Not reported is that National Association of Retired Federal Employees, which monitors the federal annuity progress and pay-outs: Probably knew about the "Global Economy:" A whole lot sooner than CIA.
It is not reported if Panetta has advised the West Wing that, 'There is never a Margaret Mead around, when they most need it." It is not reported just how extensively the CIA is reliant on the Home Office of the British Empire for information.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Wondering about the "snapshots" of the lesser developed economies, are we?!?)
According to Los Angeles Times (2/26), "The report covers 'economic, political, leadership developments' in other countries, as well as 'the implications of those developments in terms of the U. S. economy.'"
Somehow, this all relates to the war on terror. Anyone further notices that it seems to expose the certain lack thereof--of any concept of a global economy, anywhere in the United States.
So in addition to Pakistan, now Yemen, Mexico, and Somalia are regarded as potential safe havens for Al Qaeda. How many Al Qaeda are there, really? Not Clear! What are they doing in any of these places? Not Clear!
One thing appears certain: The Washington, D. C. centered Intelligence Community seems aware of the Crash. "(Panetta's) disclosure of the new CIA report on the economy reflects an expanded focus on economic issues across the intelligence community." Not reported is that National Association of Retired Federal Employees, which monitors the federal annuity progress and pay-outs: Probably knew about the "Global Economy:" A whole lot sooner than CIA.
It is not reported if Panetta has advised the West Wing that, 'There is never a Margaret Mead around, when they most need it." It is not reported just how extensively the CIA is reliant on the Home Office of the British Empire for information.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Wondering about the "snapshots" of the lesser developed economies, are we?!?)
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