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HomeCOMMENTARYBritain To Get On Her Knees Before The Gods Of Extreme Capitalism
Britain To Get On Her Knees Before The Gods Of Extreme Capitalism
August 8, 2018 Pam Barker COMMENTARY, GOVERNMENT, SOCIETY, Tyranny 0
Pam Barker | Director of TLB Europe Reloaded Project
At ER we are firmly for Brexit, i.e. getting out of a hopelessly undemocratic Big State organization that was deliberately designed to destroy the nation state, control the economies of 28 nations centrally, and let transnational corporations take over. It is known that international financial figures were/are behind such plans, such as the Rothschilds and Rockefellers, globalist organizations that they
control(led) such as Council on Foreign Relations and Chatham House, and that what we now call the Deep State was firmly behind it. This has been documented amply, and I suggest the book The Milner-Fabian Conspiracy: How an international elite is taking over and destroying Europe, American and the World by Ioan Ratiu for more precise research on this. Graham Vanbergen, the author of today's article, is also sympathetic to the desire for Brexit, despite a somewhat misleading original title.
He is rightly sounding the alarm over the descent that Britain is taking into the abyss on behalf of the international financiers who control the transnational corporations, and fears Brexit will make this worse. He is right about how many decades this descent has been going on and how it started with Thatcher and Reagan. Who, we must add, were just as much puppets of the international finance class as any other president or prime minister before and after. This is not to exculpate them at all, but as Vanbergen notes, the neoliberal policy line they started has continued with every other president and prime minister since. This isn't "America", as Vanbergen and other Brits often like to say, but the international financial class of, frankly, trillionaires who have been calling the shots through Washington and through the entire political class of all our countries. As Ratiu points out, their reach is truly global.
Would Brexit make this worse? He notes the way Greece has been completely destroyed ('pauperized') under the EU, so logically I'm not sure how Brexit would automatically make this worse. The EU has let the predatory globalist institutions like the IMF and World Bank (that the trillionaires
control) slap unfathomable levels of illegal debt on Greece that citizens have to pay back but never will and aren't supposed to. Government debt is a lucrative business model, which the Rothschilds and others figured out way back. Greeks have been privatized to death, had their taxes raised and pensions slashed amidst a loss of public services and mass unemployment, and now have to take in ordinate numbers of illegal migrants. All this within the EU. (ER has published extensively on this.) Certainly this tiny globalist-minded class of vultures will look to optimize any new government configuration and manipulate it to their own interests. So it does stand to reason that they'll be looking to optimize a Brexit situation.
Vanbergen's warning about predatory international financial interests is vital. He paints an excellent and comprehensive picture of the cruelty perpetrated on UK citizens, and the uselessness of the political class who are there merely to serve their Big Finance masters. He misses out the forced mass migration that these same citizens never voted for yet have to pay for, that the trillionaire globalists have engineered, but never mind.
BREXIT: Britain To Get on Her Knees Before The Gods Of Extreme Capitalism
GRAHAM VANBERGEN
Society in the democratic West, especially in my home country of Britain, is irrevocably crumbling. It is no secret that liberal democracy is imploding right in front of our eyes through the fault lines of an international capitalist arrangement on which it has been based since the last world war. Neoliberalism went too far and left too many people behind – for too long. For nearly half the population in Britain, there is little more left than the crisis of daily life. But worse is to come.
Brexit partially came about as a result of this extreme form of capitalism, and I can't blame anyone for having voted for it. There were so many reasons for evicting an unelected, out of touch political class in Europe whose own interests they put at the heart of a self-serving project with failure magnified no better than the recent divisive musings of Barnier and Juncker. These people will soon become hate-figures in Britain and they will horrify many Europeans, just as they did with the pauperisation of Greece.
There are huge challenges ahead for Britain. Not least is to defend herself against the coming coup d'état that American corporations, in particular, have almost secured. Some MP's are worried. The FT reported just two weeks ago that "the backlash against unfettered international capitalism continues" and that tighter controls were needed to protect British industry and national security in the face of a post-Brexit world.
This is the last stage of a system that will see Britain savaged and it will ruin our country – just as it has ruined America. The United States is a husk of its former glory, now clinging on to its empire using threats and thuggery as its modus operandi. With a penchant for endless wars and killing which has become the centrepiece of American entertainment culture, she is now also bathed in hypocrisy, corruption and treachery and fast approaching its own end-game – that of a fascist police state to stave off a society so divided even the federal government thinks civil war is to be prepared for.
Britain is, unfortunately, about to fall to its knees as it haphazardly sails between leaving a subjugating EU and being subjugated by something much worse. It is now on a guided trajectory – plotting a similar path to that of the USA. Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn and their non-stop political infighting have adequately demonstrated that they are not the right people to defend Britain in the face of such an enormous threat. Their ideologies, extreme capitalism and extreme socialism, have failed us before and they are failing right now. More interested in their own political prospects than that of the nation-state – not so many years ago, much of this pompous, self-absorbed rotten parliament with its stench of corruption would have been arrested and tried for treason.
The Tories drove us straight into this mess and New Labour's huge transformative opportunity was missed in the quagmire of suicidal foreign policy decisions. It started with Thatcher's dream of an unrestrained free-market Britain which has ended in disaster. This collaboration with Reaganism and the 'financial services' industry has been catastrophic. The unravelling of this disaster is soon to be laid bare with its dreadful consequences.
Trouble is coming – Brexit, the coming credit squeeze, even greater levels of brutality through austerity, a new recession harsher than the last one, crumbling councils and local authorities, social services and finally civil society itself. But then again, Thatcher, lionised by the right-wing – openly stated she did not believe in society. This is a bleak forecast but every day it becomes more real with the daily headlines we read in the press.
We need a new story, a new dream – a new way.
We need capitalism to function properly. We need innovation and investors and we need to compete both domestically and internationally. We don't need a banking industry that flouts the law with impunity and expects the taxpayer to cough up when they screw-up. They still owe Britain dearly.
We don't need corporations like Apple, Google and Amazon to have unrestrained access to our market, act as predators and then contribute nothing to the society on which it parasitically feeds.
We also need to look after the genuinely vulnerable – but do not need to support those who would take advantage. We need to look after ourselves, how we feed ourselves, nurture our young and care for our elderly and of course, we need to look after our environment.
Look at the society that both Labour and the Conservatives have built for us and look where it is going.
We have a housing crisis, a health care crisis, a social care crisis, a council funding crisis, with Brexit – a constitutional crisis leading to a political crisis. Britain now has an alarming poverty crisis, a household debt crisis and a pension crisis. Inequality is now rampant. At what point does society say enough is enough. So toxic is the political arena, both Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn are neck and neck in the polls. How is that even possible?
What is a government for if it can't even house its own people, or reassure us and guide us through disconcerting times?
In survey after survey, around 80 per cent of people in Britain don't trust their politicians. Why would you buy into their vision of the future if they are not to be trusted on any measure?
Britain promotes in its school curriculum a country with "democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect for and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs" – in reality, the political class no longer practices any of those values and has deliberately fostered a divided society for its own gain – divide and rule is back.
Britain is a country being immersed in a new-norm of injustice. Its values have been infested with 'Americanisation' – an insidious form of 'individualism' that Thatcher venerated so much. This environment is captured no better than the recent revelation that the beating heart of government policy for the disabled over the last three decades was – denial of assistance, leading to the deaths of tens of thousands of innocent people. This deadly policy was written by American health care corporations and adopted by Thatcher, Blair, Cameron and May alike. Today, thousands of the betrayed lay in burial grounds or suffer shattering life-changing consequences – a story so censored, we have not heard their cries of help.
Today, Britain is an endemic surveillance society, a paranoia emanating at the centre of a guilty government that killed hundreds of thousands in the Middle East. These same politicians are now shielding themselves from the residuum of their ghastly foreign policy decisions behind a stazi-state architecture that would have frightened Orwell himself. And our government has failed in its most primary duty. Dozens of Britons have been murdered by terrorists from the same countries we attacked. And if the security services are to be believed, we are to be slaughtered in even greater numbers on our own streets in the years ahead and lose what remains of our privacy and civil liberty along the way – all in the name of 'national security.'
Today, our government is muzzling the free press, suffocating free speech, stamping all over civil liberties and promised to rip apart protective human rights laws. Generations before us fought with their blood and suffering for these rights in wars and protest marches but we stand in the headlights of a distracting smartphone thinking nothing of it – literally. Why have we forgotten them or what they stood up for?
We have allowed the collapse of a system that worked for us through social and liberal democracy that we understood in Britain. We have allowed a political class to replace it with a toxic, unstable and dangerous system that serves no-one except themselves and their corporate paymasters.
This political idyll will give heed to a new attitude of authoritarianism where injustice will be the benchmark of its success. And it's coming folks. The Americans, armed with policies to free us from red tape, their version of 'Freedom' as they like to call it, is used as the excuse for ripping down public protections on behalf of the very rich.
As George Monbiot put it:
"When corporations free themselves from trade unions, they curtail the freedoms of their workers. When the very rich free themselves from tax, other people suffer through failing public services. When financiers are free to design exotic financial instruments, the rest of us pay for the crises they cause."
Ripping down these public protections means the freedom for billionaires and corporations from the constraints of our democratic principles and values. The freedom we were promised through the so-called free-market, through privatisation, neoliberalism and Brexit was only the freedom of the very rich to exploit us all – and their dream is now closer than ever before. This metamorphic system of injustice will be a life-changing reality for all of society in due course.
It is said that if you are neutral in situations of injustice, then you have chosen the side of the oppressor. That is what we have chosen in Britain today, to become captive servants of a new-norm of oppression – mark my words. Look around you: did you not notice the Investigatory Powers Act (spying on you), Trade Union Bill (curtailing workers rights), the updated Public Order Act (curtailing free speech and protest), Closed Material Proceedings (secret courts), sweeping police powers and so many more bland sounding pieces of legislation designed to take away your rights for the coming takeover of our nation.
Did you notice a small bookseller morph into a rapacious high street exterminator and serial employment abuser? Did you notice a social media enterprise created to bring us closer together – that used military strategies to beat the principles of democracy in Britain? Or perhaps an inoffensive search engine constructed to democratise free speech – that turned into the worlds biggest censorship engine? Beware, this is a mission creep operation unravelling before your eyes. The gods of extreme capitalism already have you in their grasp.
We can't deny that Brexit is about to happen – but obviously our politicians, our people and society have no stomach for the fight ahead. There's no socially cohesive campaign to support Britain in one of the most challenging times in its long history – just warnings about the army to help distribute what meagre supplies the EU deems good enough for us next March. And in this environment, a deal will be struck with the USA – and we are then done for. We will have no rights, no national healthcare system and little in the way of real societal support – it'll be about the have's and have-nots, the fittest surviving – little more than little America.
In less than one hundred years the British empire, the largest empire in history has been lost and soon the country and its people will be subservient to another crumbling empire – that of America. Sure, we'll have nice toys to play with and ever more ludicrous reality TV shows, sport and other aberrations of self-content. We'll also have no civil liberty or self-respect.
Today, we can't even stand up shoulder to shoulder in the common goal to save our homeland. What hope is there?
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I'd like to focus on those phrases "all of the processes" and "everything works towards fulfilling".
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A succession plan that considers the skills and experience you require to support your forward plan is a good place to start. How do you develop the workforce to ensure your forward plan can be delivered? Is it helpful to look outside the organisation to develop capacity and capability? What is involved in your induction? When is this followed up? Have you considered what training opportunities might exist and where to look? Our sector is strong in this area.
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The above is not an exhaustive list, there's a lot in this (and more!) but in short, governance is about everything that people in an organisation undertake – think holistically and involve everyone to ensure it is Good Governance.
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Jabal Ḩajar az Zarqā' är ett berg i Egypten.   Det ligger i guvernementet Al-Bahr al-Ahmar, i den sydöstra delen av landet,  km söder om huvudstaden Kairo. Toppen på Jabal Ḩajar az Zarqā' är  meter över havet, eller  meter över den omgivande terrängen. Bredden vid basen är  km.

Terrängen runt Jabal Ḩajar az Zarqā' är huvudsakligen platt, men norrut är den kuperad. Jabal Ḩajar az Zarqā' är den högsta punkten i trakten. Trakten runt Jabal Ḩajar az Zarqā' är nära nog obefolkad, med mindre än två invånare per kvadratkilometer. Det finns inga samhällen i närheten. Trakten runt Jabal Ḩajar az Zarqā' är ofruktbar med lite eller ingen växtlighet.

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In Annapolis, so much of the job is knowing how to play the game, particularly if you are a member of the minority party. All three of these individuals have shown an ability to work across the aisle on some issues while also staying true to their conservative values. The three have also worked well with Republican Gov. Larry Hogan over the past four years, having been able to secure additional funds for education and also bring some attention to infrastructure projects here. Hogan's confidence in this group is noted by his endorsement of the three.
Among the three, Krebs in particular is the standout of the bunch. She is well-versed on the issues facing Carroll County and its residents, and is a strong, vocal advocate for them, even if it is not necessarily within the specific purview of a state delegate. This is exactly what you want and expect from a strong elected leader. Krebs also understands the machinations of the state capital from her 16 years of experience there, and has a good working relationship with her fellow Republicans as well as legislators across the aisle.
When Rose was tabbed by Gov. Larry Hogan in 2015 — following the contentious process that followed Joseph Getty's appointment to the governor's cabinet and then-Del. Justin Ready's accession to the State Senate — she had much to learn about her new job. We believe she has grown into the role quite nicely. A member of the education subcommittee in Ways and Means, she has been a strong advocate for technology education, computer science and making sure that learning opportunities for students who would rather pursue a trade rather than go to college are available, and that these kids are not forgotten by lawmakers and bureaucrats.
While we may not agree with Shoemaker on every issue, he brings a strong counterbalance to check Democratic politics that tend to dominate in Annapolis. Shoemaker's previous experience, both as a county commissioner, and as a mayor and councilman in Hampstead, also helps him recognize statewide legislation may have significant effects — positively or negatively — on lower levels of government.
Democrat Emily Shank is running unopposed in the Democratic primary for House of Delegates in District 5.
Justin Ready is running unopposed for state Senate representing District 5 in the Republican primary, but will face a general election challenge from Democrat Jamie O'Marr, also running unopposed in the primary.
District 5 encompasses a majority of Carroll County, however a portion of residents in southwestern and southeastern portions of the county will vote for candidates in Districts 4 and 9.
In District 4, Sen. Michael Hough is running for re-election unopposed in the Republican primary. In the Democratic primary, we endorse Jessica Douglass, a Mount Airy resident who is a strong advocate for education. The three candidates in both the Republican and Democratic primaries for House of Delegates in District 4, are all running unopposed and will move on to the general election.
In District 9, we endorse Sen. Gail Bates for re-election in the Republican primary. Despite Carroll only being a small portion of her district, she has been responsive to residents here and seems to work well with the rest of Carroll's delegation. In the Democratic Senate primary, Katie Fry Hester is running unopposed. For House of Delegates for District 9A, the two Republican incumbents, Warren Miller and Trent Kittleman, are running unopposed in their party's primary; Democrats Steven Bolen and Natalie Ziegler stand out for their stances regarding partisan redistricting, improving the state's business climate and addressing the opioid epidemic.
A previous version of this editorial incorrectly stated the amount of time Del. Susan Krebs has served in the House of Delegates. It has been updated to reflect accurate information.


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North dakota state university campus
What is North Dakota State University known for?
NDSU has been listed in the Top 100 public research universities in the United States for research and development in agricultural sciences, psychology and social sciences, based on reported research expenditures.
How many students go to North Dakota State?
14 358 (2017 г.)
Is North Dakota State a d1 school?
The North Dakota State Bison football program represents North Dakota State University in college football at the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision level and competes in the Missouri Valley Football Conference. The Bison play in the 19,000 seat Fargodome located in Fargo.
What city is North Dakota State University in?
Is University of North Dakota a party school?
UND was ranked as the 18th best party school in the nation, No. 15 for drinking lots of hard liquor and No. 5 for studying the least. But, on a more positive note, UND also was ranked as one of 158 schools as a "Best Midwestern College ."
Why is North Dakota not a state?
Because of Constitution Error, North Dakota is Not a State (and Never Has Been) A constitutional error recently discovered shows that North Dakota has never technically fit the requirements for statehood. North Dakota became a state in 1889.
Why is NDSU so good?
North Dakota State boasts 16 national championships, and all of them are real and certain, won after a grueling playoffs against a series of difficult opponents. Eight of the titles were won in Division II, plus eight more over these last nine years in the FCS. Winning isn't new for NDSU , and it never gets old.
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What ACT score does NDSU require?
Test Score(s) – An ACT composite score of 22 or higher or SAT score of 1100 or higher (evidence-based reading and writing + math combined score) is also recommended. If you have not achieved this score, you are strongly encouraged to re-test. The writing component of the ACT is not required.
What is the acceptance rate for NDSU?
92.5% (2019)
Who has the most FCS national championships?
Schools with the most NCAA FCS football championships:
Number of titles
North Dakota State 8 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019
Georgia Southern 6 1985, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1999, 2000
Youngstown State 4 1991, 1993, 1994, 1997
Appalachian State 3 2005, 2006, 2007
How many North Dakota State players are in the NFL?
FARGO, N.D. – North Dakota State has 11 former football players in the National Football League heading into the opening week of the 2020 season.
Will NDSU move to FBS?
There was more fuel added to that fire on Monday when Coastal Carolina, an NDSU playoff opponent at the FCS level for the last two seasons, announced it was moving to FBS .
When did NDSU become a college?
Is NDSU online?
NDSU offers a variety of online and distance learning master's programs. Many allow working professionals to earn a degree while working full-time. Faculty who teach in our online degree programs work to support each of their students individually – just like they do with their on-campus students.
What division is North Dakota State?
NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision
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